apseudonym posted:

Ground floor, are computers good yet?

Kazinsal posted:

I saw one of his talks about physical access and then popped half the doors in my office with an Allen key

flakeloaf posted:

video cards are worse

the number does not tell you which one is faster and there's no reason for it

cinci zoo sniper posted:

do you guys really have difficulties understanding intel and nvidia model numbers

CmdrRiker posted:

It's recording a public space so it should be available to the public.

Truga posted:

also, so they cannot look up your passwords in a rainbow table because adding salt would be prohibitively expensive on a thing that's already fairly expensive.

Lain Iwakura posted:

adrian crenshaw is a garbage individual who deserves to be thrown out with the trash

Loky11 posted:

my point was that infosec twitter drama is dumb and just go out nicely into the night rather than blaming a group or individuals.

just turn out the lights. say it wasn’t fun anymore. and be done.

Diva Cupcake posted:

are there corporate finance conferences and speaking engagements that people take way too seriously? are there project management Twitter rockstars?

apseudonym posted:

The number of times I've had people be confused when my response to them going on about the personal websites employees at their company visit is "you're my adversary and a creep" is enraging.

geonetix posted:

re SEP im 75% sure it’s just taviso sending them a poc again

BangersInMyKnickers posted:

Symantec says its something in the wild hitting against the IPS engine but it should be resolved with the latest def set. They're not really sure who's doing it or what the payload is, so I suspect its a bandaid fix

BangersInMyKnickers posted:

suspicion is some kind of drive-by but since its being processed in-memory from the wire and then nuked actually recovering conclusive evidence is proving difficult

chemosh6969 posted:

I woke up at 4am and just started digging myself a hole? I don't know what I was thinking.

I didn't want people to think that just because someone was LGBT, that I instantly assumed they were a flake. I probably get overly defensive when people think I'm toxic like that.

BangersInMyKnickers posted:

It's a plenty good idea and why I'm trying to enable it, I'm just worried that it will poo poo itself when I have 20k clients all jabbering it at once. If they were less-poo poo this would have a secure out of box config with some kinda of cert validation of the server instead of blind-tls and some kind of rpc endpoint mapper to handle the socket limits that are loving obvious for any large-scale deployment. I have to assume that most products have something similar for optimization, though probably doing some kind of cloud lookup to the vendors servers by deferring the actual scan of the file until it get can a verdict back on the file from the cloud or it times out and fails back to a local scan.

Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:

well ya but your smartmeter data shouldn't go to your landlord

Schadenboner posted:

“Have you run it by the auditors?”

Cocoa Crispies posted:

how are you supposed to use the contact part of the smart card with that poo poo on it lol

salted hash browns posted:

Unpopular opinion: Apple giving away iCloud encryption keys in PRC is going to cause far more human harm than Facebook or Google will ever do.

spankmeister posted:

Google was working on a Chinese version of their search engine (supporting all of the censorship requirements) until late last year when a bunch of engineers revolted and didn't want for work on it anymore.

None of these companies have any kind of morals or ethics.

Shame Boy posted:

my last company managed documents for companies that were very upset if everything wasn't pixel-perfect so we found all the fun ways that powerpoint and word implement microsoft's own loving standard wrong or different from how everyone else (including the microsoft-supplied .NET libraries) does. the way the system worked for customers that needed that precision was basically to hook into office itself on an imaginary desktop running on a pool of VM's (with the right printer settings, because what printer you have set as your default changes how the thing renders!!!) and then use a combination of code and macros to do the thing we needed.

pdf has a lot of problems too but at least it doesn't magically render wrong because the person who sent you the file had a different printer

Volmarias posted:

Lutha Mahtin posted:

almost any rural area would love an influx of jobs. however this would require a rural area in america, any single one of them, to have good & cheap internet

spankmeister posted:

Important news: Ghidra has undo.

ZeusCannon posted:

We legit dont have calc anymore on our end points and im pretty sure its because someone was like they cant confirm calc.exe if they dont have it

My PIN is 4826 posted:

the phishing simulation for this quarter was a ransom email, which was interesting yes the idiots used an actual working bitcoin address and yes it had a balance so somebody paid the ransom

univbee posted:

i'll be evaluating all of this definitely. do you have any links discussing these points, and anything more recent than the 2016 hack?

Cybernetic Vermin posted:

super-weird at first since they should be running a clean google image outside of the driver layer, but it seens most likely it is a qualcomm driver doing the call "home" https://raw.githubusercontent.com/b...rationTask.java

~Coxy posted:

our IS implemented some kind of internal firewall that kills any extant connection after an hour, no matter what

boy it was fun implementing auto-reconnect in our DB layer

hobbesmaster posted:

cell connections kick you off every couple hours depending on carrier so really you should always be ready for reconnects

ymgve posted:

the best way to monitor SCADA is to have it display on a screen locally, then have a webcam on a completely different network pointed at the screen

abigserve posted:

there's not really any vendor that does everything like cisco does so unless you want to manage 4-5 different network operating systems just to keep the lights on it's a pretty good sell regardless of how terrible it is

The Fool posted:

ask me about losing att at every site in the us because ap and procurement were having a tiff about po numbers.

Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:

no understanding of how the rest of the world operates?

Shame Boy posted:

why would you use a stolen car for doing crimes

Shame Boy posted:

take the bus to your bank robbery, it's better for the environment

BangersInMyKnickers posted:

I use it for all my stuff and am happy with it. Dipshit roommate hasn't gotten any viruses since I configured it on the router