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zinssmeister
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About zinssmeister
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Comment #42713194
Germany’s economy has been heavily dependent on specific sectors, particularly the automotive and machinery industries. These sectors are so vital that any decline in their perform…
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Comment #39475095
Great approach! For the past 2 years I keep experimenting with different ways to track day to day productivity. It has helped me tremendously in assessing how I should feel at the …
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Comment #22056246
Excellent and to the point. I see this apply to many technology SMB companies as well. We once compiled a few actionable recommendations for smaller companies that host on AWS and …
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Comment #19791461
this is a great idea. First URL I faved in the past 12 months. Good luck Jude!
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Comment #18294913
Can second this. I travel to Tokyo often and have purchased Kit Kat to bring back home. Mostly tourists buy these, none of my local japanese friends do
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Comment #18097521
No, but that sounds entertaining!
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Comment #18097268
We compiled details on this breach here, including some insights on the attack vector https://breachroom.templarbit.com/facebook-is-breached-by-ha...
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Comment #17997269
We just published the “SSL wars” story between Symantec and Google https://www.templarbit.com/blog/2018/09/07/the-story-of-why-... This adds another layer of color to that story.
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Comment #17903197
Templarbit (YC S17) | San Francisco, Irvine, Frankfurt, Tokyo | Onsite | https://www.templarbit.com Companies of all sizes are incredibly vulnerable inside the application layer. N…
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Comment #17830440
Incredibly difficult to even figure out who the company behind Spyfone is. Anyone know?
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Comment #17551187
This episode was fun to record. Thanks again Erik for making time to come chat with us and letting us peek inside the day to day at Breaker.
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Comment #17298839
This is one of the better write up formats I have seen. Good work Robin.
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Comment #16817327
Gabe, thanks for that. Just checked the Appendix E section you mentioned, instantly a fan of what I saw there. Glad you have filters in place rather than just taking any breach rep…
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Comment #16817249
Thank you for sharing this, haven't seen this before. Pretty interesting.
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Comment #16815858
Ah, yes I see what you mean. You got an excellent point here. It's not just fortune 500 companies, because one of the data points highlights that among the victims the SMB sector h…
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Comment #16815782
The percentages in this report are in relationship with the data points of 53,000 incidents and 2,216 confirmed data breaches that the team analyzed.
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Comment #16814450
Verizon released the 11th edition of their report yesterday and I took a quick look at it this morning and started compiling interesting highlights into this post. Hope this will b…
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Comment #16736717
Templarbit (YC S17) | San Francisco, Irvine, Frankfurt, Tokyo | Onsite | https://www.templarbit.com Companies of all sizes are incredibly vulnerable inside the application layer. N…
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Comment #16640326
Direct link to the code https://github.com/jbtronics/CrookedStyleSheets