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theodop posted:Their workaround? Nobody is allowed to purchase >128GB laptop hard drives, to prevent "too much" data being lost. hahahahaha omg
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theodop posted:Their workaround? Nobody is allowed to purchase >128GB laptop hard drives, to prevent "too much" data being lost. goldmine
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theodop posted:Their workaround? Nobody is allowed to purchase >128GB laptop hard drives, to prevent "too much" data being lost. what the christ? is this, like, written down somewhere official?
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infernal machines posted:what the christ? absolutely not
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what are the odds that everyone is just installing dropbox, onedrive, etc. to get around this lol stop-loss effort?
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well there’s that at least
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WAR DOGS OF SOCHI posted:what are the odds that everyone is just installing dropbox, onedrive, etc. to get around this stop-loss? Dropbox doesn’t give you more storage space. 
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dropbox doesn't do partial sync?
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one of my gr clients has a contractor that just keeps putting work related files in google drive, no matter how many loving times i tell him he can't do that, he does
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WAR DOGS OF SOCHI posted:what are the odds that everyone is just installing dropbox, onedrive, etc. to get around this lol stop-loss effort? 0% since all documents are already on network shares and the like. all my HDD space is taken up by Windows, Outlook cache, VS2015, Netbeans, and whatever is in my downloads folder that I haven't deleted yet
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infernal machines posted:dropbox doesn't do partial sync? using it to juggle space is a recipe for disaster. it’s super easy to delete at the wrong time and lose stuff.
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FCKGW posted:https://twitter.com/magoo/status/939227346887884800  split-VPN on a production network, nice.
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MrMoo posted:
You can't disable split-VPN unless you control the client, so....
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theodop posted:I have another layer on this. Security Fuckup Megathread - v14.2 - Nobody is allowed to purchase >128GB laptop hard drives, to prevent "too much" data being lost.
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infernal machines posted:one of my gr clients has a contractor that just keeps putting work related files in google drive, no matter how many loving times i tell him he can't do that, he does our loving cto uses his personal gdrive to transfer proprietary company poo poo between his computer and... every arbitrary VM he's remoted into, because he didn't know you can just transfer poo poo using remote desktop until i finally made a point of telling him after the second or third time i found an important server VM with chrome sitting open still logged in to and showing his private personal google account
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2017 still rolling out the hits: https://twitter.com/giladby/status/939010697144315905
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Chris Knight posted:2017 still rolling out the hits: wait is that nearly $4bn in bitcoin? what the gently caress??
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Chris Knight posted:2017 still rolling out the hits: dats a c00l cyberpunk
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anthonypants posted:windows server hasn't had 32-bit versions since ws2008 Yet the desktop version not only still supports 32 bit trashboxes but just introduced the ARM version with x86 emulation that only supports 32 bit. They just won't let that poo poo die.
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wolrah posted:Yet the desktop version not only still supports 32 bit trashboxes but just introduced the ARM version with x86 emulation that only supports 32 bit. They just won't let that poo poo die. why would you possibly care about this though? the only thing i can come up with where it'd matter on a security level is that it limits the possible aslr entropy, but even that is very minor, making this a hugely irrelevant number on a spec-sheet for almost all purposes
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theodop posted:Their workaround? Nobody is allowed to purchase >128GB laptop hard drives, to prevent "too much" data being lost. 
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:why would you possibly care about this though? the only thing i can come up with where it'd matter on a security level is that it limits the possible aslr entropy, but even that is very minor, making this a hugely irrelevant number on a spec-sheet for almost all purposes From a direct security perspective, yeah ASLR is about it. Supporting legacy hardware/software of course has some indirect security implications just because a lot of that stuff you're supporting wasn't designed to be secure in the first place, but that's not really the platform's fault. I'm just tired of walking in to a new customer and finding machines with 7/8/10 32 bit installed which will have to have a reinstall before they can take a RAM upgrade. 4GB of address space just isn't enough. It's one more platform that has to be supported, and it's one that has significant negatives with basically the only positives being compatibility with ancient trash. If you don't need to run 16 bit applications or use devices that haven't seen a new driver since XP it's all negative.
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people piping random tweets into sudo bash. very good opsec https://twitter.com/Kuwaddo/status/940288213314359296
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Jewel posted:people piping random tweets into sudo bash. very good opsec https://twitter.com/kuwaddo/status/940288325914693632
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Jewel posted:people piping random tweets into sudo bash. very good opsec at first I thought this was gonna be like tweeting to bots that parse the tweet unsafely and get owned but lol its way better
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Jewel posted:people piping random tweets into sudo bash. very good opsec 
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Got my Sec+ 501 study guide today. Turns out the reason there's no voucher in the book is it says in the introduction "vouchers are changed periodically, so go to this website where we'll always have a working one."
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should've replaced it with one that mimics the output of rm -rfv --no-preserve-root / maybe with a little pause at the start so it looks like it's doing something
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NyetscapeNavigator posted:those customers got a latte more than they bargained for
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and, to literally no one's surprise, Boeing 757 Testing Shows Airplanes Vulnerable to Hacking, DHS Says
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redleader posted:and, to literally no one's surprise, Boeing 757 Testing Shows Airplanes Vulnerable to Hacking, DHS Says unfortunately without knowing what was hacked other than "its classified" its not particularly useful. i bet its only loving with ACARS which would involve an HF transmitter
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maskenfreiheit posted:Homeland Security team remotely hacked a Boeing 757
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so it's confirmed, i can disable the avionics from my headset infotainment unit?
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infernal machines posted:so it's confirmed, i can disable the avionics from my headset infotainment unit? Only if you overclock it first.
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infernal machines posted:so it's confirmed, i can disable the avionics from my headset infotainment unit? Frankly if you can do anything from the infotainment system, you'll do what the manufacturer could not.
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