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cheese-cube posted:can i talk about offshore vessel (oil/LNG drilling/pipelay/construction(surface/subsea)) info/op security? over the last 4 years i've been on a wide variety of offshore vessels with different functions operated by different corps and of differing ages yet they all had the same massive opsec/infosec issues: security costs money how much money is the absence of security costing them?
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same except a 100 year old hunk of rust
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I'm looking at Symantec CSP for some industrial control stuff and it seems nice in that it brings selinux-like restrictions to windows-applications but it does it through Symantec kernel drivers and it seems like if you're a determined attacker you're just going to go after that privileged surface instead. I'm already doing the patching/emet/applocker/endpoint firewall route and I'm really on the fence if I am gaining anything with this or if there is another way to accomplish it that is less risky. I can always yell at the software vendor to stop running everything at system and start using the OS integrity levels but that is going to take year.' how is it better than the windows-native mac framework provided by microsoft https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb648648%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
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anthonypants posted:https://twitter.com/maybekatz/status/872552185459908608 guys, we did it. we located the worst haircut. also this is officially the grimdark cyberpunk future. billion dollar companies employ people who choose to resemble shadowrun campaign art, and computer software is distributed casually by idiots
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the current source leak is just the microsoft "shared source" distribution -- the poo poo they give to anyone who asks nicely. i am sure it has already been scrubbed of anything interesting by legal teams.
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