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7y ago
Most public companies offer employee stock benefits. That matters for short-term stock price, as much as possible. But ultimately the employees are only minority shareholders, so don't have enough to actually increase value. (The main
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7y ago
Except for one thing: Engaged employees increase shareholder value
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Because it's not just turning into shells. It's also getting rid of X and replacing them with Y. Replacing workers with workers in other geos or just replacing them with someone else, so the headcount stays steady or even grows bu
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Left out Imperva, which was bought by Thoma Bravo in January. 150 people let go while the CEO makes $15 million. Mismanaged incentives - employees don't matter, just shareholders.
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8y ago
That's what insurance is for.
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Python Happens to Be Most Hackers’ Weapon of Choice
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Fortnite Scammers Approaching $1m in Annual Takings
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What's the benefit of directory submissions? 5 visits? If you think are doing it for the magic word called SEO, think again
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That implies that Hacker News will be around in 20 years. Newsweek will be (in some format or another).
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Resources I like: DDoS BootCamp: https://www.ddosbootcamp.com/ InfoSec Industry: https://www.infosecinstitute.com/topics/information-security... Learning Tree (might have free access through your local
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The Trickster Hackers – Backdoor Obfuscation and Evasion Techniques
(incapsula.com)
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Ready for the California Consumer Privacy Act?
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Wants to go Yachting at Oracle's HQ!
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ProtonMail suffers DDoS attack that takes its email service down for minutes
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That's the key. It's not just online or competition lost to Amazon. The same toys were available at Target for a lot less money.
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Self-driving cars are a bit of a misnomer and understanding the limitations helps to understand the potential as well. It's like planes which run on autopilot -- there is still a pilot. In addition to takeoffs and landings, the pilot i
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Absolutely. BTW, that's one of the key issues why the Panaya acquisition was a failure for Infosys. The business strategy was right: automate for the corporate entity to increase quality and reduce costs. The problem was the outsourcer
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The TSA is flawed, not unimportant. It should be improved, not dismantled.
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Cloudflare mistakes own 1.1.1.1 DNS for DDoS attack
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Zero to Account Takeover: How I ‘Impersonated’ Someone Else Using Auth0
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But if they don't do drugs, no punishment. (Of course, welfare recipients who use drugs should get treated, not thrown on the street).
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E-Voting and DDoS Concerns: The Devil’s in the Details
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Eudora is great.
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You can see a DDoS attack live for a demo of how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIQUUFVE6tU They are also doing a webinar (apologies for the link) so you can see exactly how it's implemented: https:/&#
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The AI’ker’s Guide to the (cybersecurity) Galaxy
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Problem is data theft doesn't meet the criteria of identify theft. You can't change your SSN until you have proof of identity theft, not a data breach.
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Study: Attack on KrebsOnSecurity Cost IoT Device Owners $323K
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Crypto Me0wing Attacks: Kitty Cashes in on Monero
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DDoS Attacks Go Down 60% Across Europe Following WebStresser's Takedown
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The Catch 22 of Base64: Attacker Dilemma from a Defender Point of View
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