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eonwe posted:The study materials I found to be useful were the following: Mile wide, inch deep. I really should use that test voucher at some point... if it still even works?
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Everyone must be in the office two days a week for collaboration but don't all show up at once because there isn't room for everyone
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The song they used to teach us how to count had a drum score that was impossible to countGeneric Monk posted:This is me, also my boss will immediately notice if cameras aren’t on and call you complaining after the meeting. My old section got a new manager who put in a rule like that. Three of us quit.
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Jan 16, 2024 23:10
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Very Public Network
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Can't stop a sea can full of cars but we have big plans for a device the size of a wallet, and those plans involve making it illegal to have a thing it was already illegal to have in circumstances that make it seem like you're using it to steal cars
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Feb 10, 2024 01:42
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There isn't. A canadian bank, I want to say RBC, caught hell for that same thing like a decade ago. E: okay there is: in theory they could hash all 16000 variations of that sequence and check them all against your password hash, but they almost definitely are not doing this flakeloaf fucked around with this message at 22:18 on Feb 16, 2024 |
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Feb 16, 2024 22:13
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I got it wrong too - there are 4 letters on 7 - so it'd be 4^6 * 5 = 20480
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Feb 16, 2024 23:30
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There are far nobler uses for that tech
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Feb 17, 2024 02:04
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the honourable minister of innovation, everyone
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Bitwarden the product may be fine. Bitwarden the company is wearing goat horns for having left open a known vulnerability with autofill (already a dodgy feature) for four years https://www.itpro.com/security/cyber-security/370288/bitwarden-to-release-fix-for-four-year-old-vulnerability
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Feb 20, 2024 13:22
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Compliance is my whole thing but I use my powers for good, to dig through the morass of things that say no, to get my boss to a yes without using silver bullets. It's entertaining even if it can be mind numbing at times.
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Feb 28, 2024 22:53
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Subjunctive posted:No, they don’t. You might not be reading very reliable things. They did a decade or so ago (one of our demos used an SDR to de-anonymize phones by doing exactly that) but I haven't checked on it recently. If you're organized enough to do that, though, you can just set up an imsi catcher. Walmart is probably not doing that, and anyone who is isn't interested in you. e: an article on probe requests https://blog.spacehuhn.com/probe-request flakeloaf fucked around with this message at 15:25 on Mar 3, 2024 |
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Subjunctive posted:are you talking about connecting to unadvertised SSIDs? I don’t recall anything in the WiFi scanning protocol that has an SSID outbound from the scanning device I imagine that's how it worked, yeah; the phone was sending out probe requests for its familiar but un-advertised networks and my device (with the manual I didn't read, about the spec I also did not read) picked 'em up so I could see things like MARRIOTT 346 from among the consenting few who'd left their phones on. Not to alarm you or anything mekyabetsu , these are not things ordinary users need to concern themselves with. Anyone doing this knows what they're doing is wrong.
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Mar 3, 2024 15:28
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Yup, the instructor talked about himself and the other jobs he'd had most of the time, between intonations that the exam was too broad to get into in class and that we should read the book and memorize every page on an "inch-deep / mile wide" level, and I decided the money the training budget had burned on this bullshit wasn't worth the corresponding misery of dragging my unmanaged adhd rear end through that kind of studying
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Mar 15, 2024 16:52
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I've hit the point now where I need to let the network guy be the network guy, because giving in to the temptation to play his position for him sends me on increasingly deeper dives into man pages and configuration manuals and endless tech bulletins all describing the care and feeding of equipment I will only be touching if something has gone catastrophically wrong, which is a lot of work for a yea/nay call on a suggested upgrade or whatever. So yeah, nothing wrong with specializing. If you can be a great network person, be a great network person, and build a bit of mutual trust and respect with your itsec person so they can do itsec policy wonk poo poo.
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It also anagrams to A GOTHIC JENNA, so I choose to blame Wednesday Addams.
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Subjunctive posted:is that you, Bruce? Prove it isn't
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 There, now we have zero trust in them. Well done lads
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