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goddamnedtwisto posted:someone's identified the real victim: i'm reading this loving twitter conversation and getting increasingly mad. who the gently caress is this guy and why is he loving shilling for a god drat credit reporting agency https://twitter.com/seansposito/status/906275116702613504 oh lmao he's just asking for thoughts and prayers for the poor security people at equifax  https://twitter.com/seansposito/status/906385299231698944
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now's not the time to talk about cyber security, it's too soon and these cyber wounds have to cyber heal.
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Business reporter in exactly that area (finance, data security/privacy), probably trying to get someone from inside to reach out to him for sympathetic coverage if people fall for stuff that transparent.
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the attack was in cyber space but the hurt is in the heart of the cost-cutting Equifax middle-managers, please show some respect
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Related: http://www.ibtimes.com/political-capital/equifax-lobbied-kill-rule-protecting-victims-data-breaches-2587929quote:Equifax Lobbied To Kill Rule Protecting Victims Of Data Breaches Ethics!
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lovely credit agencies like Equifax have became powerhouses in terms of lobbying, especially in the past decade: https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/lobby.php?id=D000025712
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https://twitter.com/webster/status/906346071210778625
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please tell me they'll send you a confirmation email around the time you ask for this lol
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not even iso date format smh
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this entire equifax fiasco is close enough example for how healthy most us systems are at this point now i'm waiting for the equivalent nonsense to happen in eu
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geonetix posted:this entire equifax fiasco is close enough example for how healthy most us systems are at this point have you heard of swedish witness protection program data leak of this summer?
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The EU has data privacy laws though, so at least there are consequences. There aren't really, are there. 
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Volmarias posted:The EU has data privacy laws though, so at least there are consequences. gdpr
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lol
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lets fine facebook €150000, that'll teach em! - EU lol, i make that back in 4 minutes - the zuck
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geonetix posted:lets fine facebook €150000, that'll teach em! - EU look up the fine google paid just recently, and what fines gdpr can impose
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im aware what gdpr can do (20m eur or 4% of turnover - also i'd like to see the economic impact of the eu trying to impose these fines on non-european companies), but it still has to be proportional and it's already been stated they'll never jump up to the maximum fine unless you're actively making an effort to not be gdpr compliant. even then, it'll be a noteworthy case when they hit a company with even the 2%/10m ruling. gdpr in itself is a "let's wait and see" kind of thing for these kind of matters. for business, i've heard it described as "the business prevention policy", which i tend to agree with after dealing with gdpr within the our infosec and legal teams and its driving me nuts still, wouldnt want to be the equifax of europe when gdpr is around
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it won't be maximum fines but as far as i know, gdpr does contain stipulations that the fine must be high enough to actually have a substantial effect. we'll have to wait and see how that turns out in practice, but i bet it will be pretty painful
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geonetix posted:lets fine facebook €150000, that'll teach em! - EU it's gonna be much much higher than that but it wont hurt. what will hurt is market losing confidence and share price dropping.
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if i was the eu i would be digging for reasons to sue us companies. free money y'all.
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they do that all the time
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Shaggar posted:they do that all the time
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Shaggar posted:they do that all the time With gusto 
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:if i was the eu i would be digging for reasons to sue us companies. free money y'all. lol if you think any digging is required
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you should see the list of suppliers that will only be gdpr compliant "for us" if we pay 10x the list price on their website. see you in june 2018 motherfuckers but i still doubt how effective it really is, and how much real consumers actually care
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Those qualifications....her LinkedIn is gone now, ofc.
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fuk u she was maga cum loud
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she was also a professional before she became chief security
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geonetix posted:lets fine facebook €150000, that'll teach em! - EU 2 minutes facebooks last earning call had them making $1200 per second
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PyPy posted:Those qualifications....her LinkedIn is gone now, ofc. 
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AAAAAAA lmao
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NevergirlsOFFICIAL posted:hey rufo is on there rufo is the best
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goddamnedtwisto posted:someone's identified the real victim: lol this dude is a loving idiot and it's great
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More disk space = more that hackers need to search to find the real critical files. Same reason you should hide your files in as deep of a subdirectory as possible, they gotta sit there and dig down to it.  c:\1\2\3\4\5\6\7\8\9\0\q\w\e\r\t\y\u\i\o\p\a\s\d\f\g\h\j\k\l\z\x\c\v\b\n\m\1\2\3\4\5\6\7\8\9\0\q\w\e\r\t\y\u\i\o\p\a\s\d\f\g\h\j\k\l\z\x\c\v\b\n\m\ssids.txt
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PyPy posted:Those qualifications....her LinkedIn is gone now, ofc. she had at the very least 11 years experience in something or other - she's blocked details of previous jobs. she could be extremely qualified we don't know edit: more disk space and computing power could just be trying to get them to finally pay for new hardware but that entire answer does not instill confidence
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hobbesmaster posted:she had at the very least 11 years experience in something or other - she's blocked details of previous jobs. she could be extremely qualified we don't know
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