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that's right to be forgotten, to clarify. gdpr now is a whole different beast, but it applies to data controllers and processors, i.e. social networks, search engines, and le cloud.
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ymgve posted:defcon ctf finals is probably gonna be...interesting lmfao gently caress off haha
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ymgve posted:defcon ctf finals is probably gonna be...interesting lmfao gently caress off haha
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thanks radium
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ymgve posted:defcon ctf finals is probably gonna be...interesting Wasn't there a thing about people cheating last time? Is this in response to that?
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Mr SuperAwesome posted:guns are p dumb amen to that i went to thurston high which got shot up by some kid named kip kinkel also went to high school with the guy who did the colorado springs shooting spree to suicide by cop his mom was a good friend of my mom, and on the wagon before that she fell off for a bit gently caress guns
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that being said, love you j290
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syscall girl posted:amen to that the gun made him do it. that said I think we can all agree that "smart guns" are dumb as poo poo.
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Memento posted:27 years for re-using passwords and failing to encrypt his laptop. That's the good stuff. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/07/27/russian_politicians_son_gets_27yrs_fraud
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Avenging_Mikon posted:Wasn't there a thing about people cheating last time? Is this in response to that? not sure which incident you mean but I fail to imagine any kind of cheating that somehow is prevented by making your custom architecture 9 bits instead of 8 bits
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ymgve posted:not sure which incident you mean but I fail to imagine any kind of cheating that somehow is prevented by making your custom architecture 9 bits instead of 8 bits There was a CTF where one team...used the others as a botnet or something... and used a command to change something? It might not have been Defcon. There was a big post mortem written by the event organizers after. I don't know! I'm an idiot at this stuff and still learning.
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Avenging_Mikon posted:"Your company property is not allowed to reference me. Please provide me with proof you've removed my contact information from all your systems." "you don't have an expensive enough lawyer for that, get hosed idiot"
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Avenging_Mikon posted:There was a CTF where one team...used the others as a botnet or something... and used a command to change something? It might not have been Defcon. There was a big post mortem written by the event organizers after. I don't know! I'm an idiot at this stuff and still learning. sounds like this one https://ictf.cs.ucsb.edu/pages/the-2016-2017-ictf-ddos.html
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Pollyzoid posted:sounds like this one Yes, thanks. I'm going to reread it now. fishmech posted:"you don't have an expensive enough lawyer for that, get hosed idiot" cinci zoo sniper posted:*in european comission voice* that'll be just a few billions for time being, sir
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a few billion euro fine toa tech company, aka, a 1,000 euro fine paid after the next 8 years of litigation
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the law being selectively enforced for political purposes is the law working as intended
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Subjunctive posted:https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/07/27/russian_politicians_son_gets_27yrs_fraud quote:It also helped that Seleznev didnt use encryption at all. Why did they need the password at all then?
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fishmech posted:a few billion euro fine toa tech company, aka, a 1,000 euro fine paid after the next 8 years of litigation Go away, Nintendo Kid
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fishmech posted:a few billion euro fine toa tech company, aka, a 1,000 euro fine paid after the next 8 years of litigation google just paid around 2.5 bn
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and years ago, microsoft was forced to document a ton of windows internals as part of a settlement, which may have lead to them eventually documenting all their internal protocols and file types
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has this been posted? https://twitter.com/codelancer/status/890620840080941056 twitter moderation always on point  "won't you think of the feelings of the war profiteers  "
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hackbunny posted:has this been posted? corporations are people, as our american friends say
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yeah i mean, like i said, the point of laws like this is to be so broad that it's basically impossible not to violate them, and then your prosecutors can just selectively go after the people you don't like (wicked foreign multinational corporations) and ignore the people you do (virtuous old firms that are still headquartered right here where they were founded, bless their hearts)
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rjmccall posted:yeah i mean, like i said, the point of laws like this is to be so broad that it's basically impossible not to violate them, and then your prosecutors can just selectively go after the people you don't like (wicked foreign multinational corporations) and ignore the people you do (virtuous old firms that are still headquartered right here where they were founded, bless their hearts) yeah it's pretty easy to violate laws if you're an idiot techbro who hasn't read them
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that's what the law is there for, that's why your domestic companies don't complain too much, they know what's up. put up a token effort and don't make enemies and nobody will come looking
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rjmccall posted:that's what the law is there for, that's why your domestic companies don't complain too much, they know what's up. put up a token effort and don't make enemies and nobody will come looking our domestic companies don't complain because they are not free range totem enterprises. but hey, don't let me get in your way of defending plucky corporations from the poors
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Won't somebody think of the poor tech companies being bullied by the mean old European Commission.
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fishmech posted:lol right to be forgotten more like incentive to have people spitefully rehost everything possible 
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cinci zoo sniper posted:yeah it's pretty easy to violate laws if you're an idiot techbro who hasn't read them  Get to work!
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:there is an EU law coming in called GDPR that includes right to be forgotten and stuff and it is going to gently caress. poo poo. up. because good luck finding which of your 100 old rear end hosed up document stores with 800Pb of data has my personal information in it when i vindictively pull that on you when i leave. i'm going to be a happy camper when that's in effect and i can poo poo on paypal forever until they stop sending me their updated terms every month for my account they decided to lock and steal my money for 6 months and prevent me from ever closing it
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Hed posted:
i wonder how would the world look if there were legal and paralegal specialists for hire?
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Hed posted:
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cinci zoo sniper posted:i wonder how would the world look if there were legal and paralegal specialists for hire? I thought you were saying that techbros need to read the law. are lawyers techbros now?
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:there is an EU law coming in called GDPR that includes right to be forgotten and stuff and it is going to gently caress. poo poo. up. because good luck finding which of your 100 old rear end hosed up document stores with 800Pb of data has my personal information in it when i vindictively pull that on you when i leave. hopefully a few big companies get hosed by this and it serves as an effective counterweight to the vague promises about some future big data powered magical algorithm payoff that companies use to justify mindlessly collecting and storing everything possible about everyone.
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yeah, i see no problem with this at all. either you go with the simple solution of not storing a bunch of information willy-nilly or you get to at least demonstrate an ability to keep track of the information you do store. transition will no doubt be tough for some, but long-term this is perfectly reasonable
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:yeah, i see no problem with this at all. either you go with the simple solution of not storing a bunch of information willy-nilly or you get to at least demonstrate an ability to keep track of the information you do store. transition will no doubt be tough for some, but long-term this is perfectly reasonable The proposed legislation is absurd. It has the potential to require you to retroactively redact the email address of a customer stored in a PDF file inside a database, and every copy of that information, including offline tape backups. And you'll need any third party provider, regardless of their location, to be able to do the same.
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Chalks posted:The proposed legislation is absurd. It has the potential to require you to retroactively redact the email address of a customer stored in a PDF file inside a database, and every copy of that information, including offline tape backups. And you'll need any third party provider, regardless of their location, to be able to do the same. the third party provider part has my company the most worried cuz we are one and we're generally irresponsible with data. good.
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