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Comment #19597600
mirror?
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Comment #19135409
maybe in some fields. Cyber has dramatic skill and capabilities gaps almost anywhere I visit as a consultant. This seems to have as much to do with HR trying to hire the kitchen si…
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Comment #19118341
I am not sure I care if Google has finally invented something for the public good. Because they are so fucking evil, I no longer trust them to the point that if I was dying of canc…
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Comment #19055346
Install searx on your own computer or in the cloud. https://asciimoo.github.io/searx/dev/install/installation.ht...
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Comment #19042286
Dilbert’s One-Page Guide to Everything Financial: * Make a will. * Pay off your credit cards. * Get term life insurance if you have a family to support. * Fund your 401k to the max…
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Comment #17953870
I had a google Fi phone, and I was paying for insurance on my pixel handset. Which I used exclusively for work. I also had the 2 year warranty. That is when my phone quit making ca…
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Comment #17701697
For the record, we should be destroying root not securing it.
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Comment #17289906
where do I get the source?
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Comment #17026895
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Comment #16662763
This is so overdue it is not even funny.
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Comment #16646074
Perhaps you have heard of DevSecOps? This is cyber securities version of DevOps. (also sometimes called SecDevOps and a variety of other terms). As developers continue to move towa…
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Comment #15379072
Despite the attractiveness of a distributed web - which we already have it (you do know how it works don't you?) And it is incredibly difficult to upgrade and patch; leaving it inc…
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Comment #8902392
It was 2001 when Joseph Nacchio revealed that the NSA was listening to your phone calls - it has been over 14 years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Nacchio
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Comment #8584927
Interesting, once it is a utility, the government is able to freely apply surveillance...
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Comment #7854565
It is so odd to me that the second highest budget outlay is for a system "known as healthcare" for which, I receive none, unless I pay for insurance, which also doesn't pay for any…
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Comment #7802275
With all due respect: Levinson DID backup his security claims by pulling the plug. Dennis's Law: The very best security controls are practices not products. :) I believe the bigger…
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Comment #7420430
Wow, unfortunately this finally comes to Mac after I have given up on commercial software entirely, and moved back to linux and free-software fulltime.
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Comment #7074455
The real answer of course is SmartOS: * ZFS for storage virtualization * Crossbow (dladm) for network virtualization * Zones for virtualization and containment * DTrace for introsp…
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Comment #7014568
yes and yes. I read it in high school, and twice again in the 25+ years since. Now reading Surfaces and Essences: Analogy as the Fuel and Fire of Thinking.
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Comment #6968615
"Responsible disclosure" is just corporate marketing to brainwash security researchers into allowing corporations to eliminate any 'bad press' of their negligence to protect custom…
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Comment #6940843
The ones I never see.
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Comment #6933322
Here are 83 more principles: https://github.com/OWASP/Security-Principles
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Comment #6554001
It is however incredibly frustrating to use, because after I have read an article or two the links 'expire' and I have to refresh the page; and then I 'lose' other articles I was i…