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Diva Cupcake posted:lol. lmao. I think most orgs are using SaaS but still. And here I thought the problem is that it's an inferior Wiki with annoying JIRA integration.
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Enterprise is just poo poo software with more expensive and draconian licenses.
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https://twitter.com/ImbecillicusRex/status/1558903108574625792 #wholesome
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So, this is a basic GDPR violation, right? With astronomical fines since they've been keeping this under wraps for years?
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So, ignoring everything else wrong with this smart lock, isn't the fact that "[t]here are a total of seven ways to control the door lock: your key, the smartphone / Apple Watch app, NFC tags using your phone, a key code using a keypad, a fingerprint reader, an NFC keycard, and smart home / voice control" absolutely dreadful? That's 7 different attack surfaces if we assume nothing else is wrong with it.
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https://twitter.com/wbm312/status/1567981004555698176 Why would a payment platform need a security team, anyway?
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Diva Cupcake posted:Outsourced it is. When I think of aspects of an organization that should be outsourced to the lowest bidder, security is definitely number one.
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Yeah, that's how entry level looks in tech. I'd have a different list of technologies for my industry, but still a lot. Looks good on your resume a few years in when you're looking for senior roles, though!
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Just don't be afraid to ask a bunch of stupid questions and be forthcoming about mistakes and I think you should be fine. You always start up feeling stupid. And then you just end up finding more complicated things to feel stupid about, so you forget how many things you're just gliding through now.
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What am I missing here? How does "a severe security vulnerability in the desktop app for Microsoft Teams that gives threat actors access to authentication tokens and accounts with multi-factor authentication (MFA) turned on" not "meet the criteria for patching"?
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Sep 15, 2022 16:10
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CS teaches you a lot of theoretically-useful cruft that you need to dig out of to actually do your job, but is good to have as your background. Asymptotic reasoning about algorithm complexity is great - but you are often NOT at large enough n.
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more falafel please posted:See every 23 year old gamedev thinking that everything should be a red-black tree instead of the humble and cache-coherent flat-rear end array Yup! Simplicity and readability trumps cleverness most of the time. You can always add clever later.
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Someone with all those qualifications, who doesn't have anything better to do than go anywhere near that very public trash fire, and will be coming on board to actually improve their security instead of just owning them again and bailing.
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My "I am definitely not asking you to do something illegal" T-shirt is raising many questions already answered by the shirt
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AlternateAccount posted:Duo now supports the thing where the site presents a code you have to enter into the app. Gonna be standard fare all around, I expect. Is that better or worse than push verifications?
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astral posted:Weekend Web reimagined as Mastodon Monday YES
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Takes No Damage posted:When the internet first started going everyone was so innocent and naive they didn't see anything wrong with using all real info. Everyone's email was just firstname.lastname@whatever, phone numbers were all over the place. Like if you ever go read a comic book from the 90s in the letters section they were still publishing full names and addresses of the people who wrote in, including children: You also used to get doxed on a yearly basis by a physical book everyone got for free (financed through ads).
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Discord is newer and is where all the kids are at and is therefore better than boring old forums.
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I'm surprised there hasn't been an exploit based on Riot's kernel-level DRM. Or maybe I just haven't heard of one.
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Ring ring ring goes the ransom/ Ding ding ding you've been hacked/ Bling bling bling went your money/ From the moment your system was cracked
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Pablo Bluth posted:So who has a Samsung phone? Thankfully mine is a Snapdragon. This seems to be the list of Exynos phones, that's the affected platform.
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acetcx posted:As I understand it the chip contains some secret data (think like private keys for encryption) which is supposed to be impossible to copy or extract. When you insert or tap your card the secret is used internally on the chip to digitally sign the transaction so the bank knows it's real. The secret never leaves the chip, only the signature. A long time ago I worked in retail and we had to staff an outside stand that didn't have an electronic credit card reader, so we used the old-old fashioned system: a press that copies the raised text from the card onto carbon paper. A few customers had cards where the text wasn't raised, and this was only found out when they had left because it was busy and we weren't paying attention. There our only choice to do it right was to copy the details down manually.
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You folks really are never going to be unemployed. https://twitter.com/mholt6/status/1657133439546695680
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That sudo that you do so well
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What is MOVEit even for? Saving an sftp line in some admin script?
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So like SharePoint, or Dropbox links?
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Woops, sorry, tripped over a network cable. Should be back soon.
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Kevin Mitnick died of pancreatic cancer.
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At least they're willing to let you work for 7 days total! Also is it legal to require someone to be a US Citizen to work in a job like this?
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