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awd
4y ago
Is your spelling also bad? Do you have trouble reading even short strings of digits like 2223232? Do you have trouble reading? You may have some (mild) form of dyslexia. You triggered me with your remedial classes to improve it, but no impr
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awd
5y ago
The various predecessors of the GDPR forbid it.
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awd
5y ago
Sorry, 4th shot, not booster. Israel.
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awd
5y ago
I think you hit the nail on it's head. Think about it: some countries where these mandates are/were introduced would describe themselves as liberal democracies. We have all these laws that limit the power of government. Forcibly i
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awd
5y ago
And, after some countries are now on their 4th boosters (Edit: shot, not booster), and my country being about halfway done with their third round, are we slowly stamping out the virus? Personally I feel lied to and misled, the messaging fro
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5y ago
https://zerodium.com/ , the going rate for a full exploit there (and I assume, one that works quickly & leaves little trace, i.e. a high quality exploit, never dealt with them before) is 80k. Under the old rules that
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5y ago
"Microsoft Bug Bounty Program's (MSRC) response was poor: Initially, they misjudged and dismissed the issue entirely." I recently ran into a similar issue with MSRC. I reported two exactly similar(near perfect) heap overflows
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awd
5y ago
This the result of the two party systems. Bi-paetisan compromise is rare, and even then is often backdoored with legislation not actually discussed. This leads to the two parties only ever being in an adversarial relationship. In other syst
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5y ago
Funnily enough, there were some memes about it before December 17th 2019. Comparing some disease from 1920 with 2020.
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5y ago
> shaming and/or implying that people like myself are anti-vax. I'm in a low risk bracket. My country saw an uptick in people canceling vaccination appointments. 40% of 60+ people here are now 'unsure' of taking the v
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6y ago
Well, not literally. But it is meant to be the system that is used to gain root access to your domain controller to perform administrative tasks there. Install updates, fix issues, that type of thing. So, although it does not literally hous
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6y ago
They don't directly translate due to the inherent differences in between the two systems. In short, pass-the-hash is a technique by which it is possible to authenticate to a windows system using the hash of a password, instead of the p
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6y ago
I regularly perform tests like these. Overall there's a flat 10% 'critical failure' rate across organizations. You send a phishing e-mail pretending to be from the IT department, with some instructions to install the 'an
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awd
7y ago
I like to comment DevOps from a security perspective, a trend I noticed in my day job. Windows is/was often bashed for being insecure. Lots of that stems from the decades of development related to centralized management solutions. A de