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not surprising the worlds most scaredy cat nation - American - also puts the most time and energy into preventing "security vulnerabilities" that as far as I know only strike the poor and the stupid
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so, what does it feel like to be constantly struck by security vulnerabilities
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haha kablammo
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echinopsis posted:not surprising the worlds most scaredy cat nation - American - also puts the most time and energy into preventing "security vulnerabilities" that as far as I know only strike the poor and the stupid for real? dude....check out the secfuck megathread. sure we like to joke around and point out the lulzy parts of infosec       but we also discuss how serious security issues can be! IMO it's the best security discussion forum on the web 
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think of them as security opportunities
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ya more like insecurity professionals imo
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echinopsis posted:that as far as I know only strike the poor and the stupid i have some bad news echi...
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:think of them as security opportunities exactly
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mishaq posted:i have some bad news echi... I'm neither mate. I'm smart enough to be having sex and rich enough to have a house to have sex in can you say either of those things I don't think so. there is only one thing alone you can achieve that I cannot
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look at the IT industry and tell me he's wrong
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it's because doing computer is easy but doing secure computer is hard and expensive so companies don't bother and now you have to spend an bunch of money to buy stuff and pay people to make doing computer secure and you can never get it 💯
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I like Chelsea peretti
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PleasureKevin posted:look at the IT industry and tell me he's wrong your confusing cause and effect here
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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my main client is also a software developer he uses the same password on every website. he doesn't use any 2-factor authentication. he set his laptop to not sleep, so the password lock screen never comes on. and he leave his laptop open while he leaves the building, which is a shared office full of strangers. oh, and he's travelling, so i imagine if someone stole his laptop they'd get into everything. he's otherwise a smart person and not really averse to change, i have no idea what's wrong with him. and i've said before, i'm not going to do [some feature he really wants] until you set up a password manager and change all your passwords, but still he's made excuses and we're at a stalemate.
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didnt read just saw the last posted thing and clicked to tell you to go away forever pls
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PleasureKevin posted:my main client is also a software developer  rules all
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Jonny 290 posted:didnt read just saw the last posted thing and clicked to tell you to go away forever pls rude
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Squeezy Farm posted:for real? dude....check out the secfuck megathread. sure we like to joke around and point out the lulzy parts of infosec thanks Squeezy
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