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How did we come to this imbalance?
State secrecy being used as an excuse for violence. A truly free people keep no secrets.
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this is "wordpress-normal" - the funny/sad part is its the wordpress blog of a security company investigating a huge breach...
Well, its better to get some wordpress hacked, than it is to have a server onprem get pwned and used as a inadvertent bastion to your internal network.
Re: Hackers ransack Citrix, make off with 6TB+ of emails, biz docs, secrets
#113Ah, The Register lifting another story from another news outlet. The original report came from NBC: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/iranian-b... Which The Register didn't bother to credit. I swear, this site is now no worse than an Indian blog. Every site online credited NBC except these "journalism experts" (to be red clickbait-loving, content thieving d-bags)
That seems uncalled for. Are Indian blogs (as opposed to non-Indian blogs) known for this kind of thing?
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#115Earlier quoted context omitted.
State secrecy being used as an excuse for violence. A truly free people keep no secrets.
In the sense that free people would still be free if all their secrets are exposed? I can get behind that train of thought.
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https://resecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/wp_res2.sq... seriously?
Is there any risk you take by posting that? That is a page that I doubt the author would have wanted to be public, and is not linked to from the home page or its descendants. Wasn't that the case against weev? (IMO, if it is public, it should be legal to post to it, but whatever.)
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#117Earlier quoted context omitted.
https://resecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/wp_res2.sq... seriously?
Is there any risk you take by posting that? That is a page that I doubt the author would have wanted to be public, and is not linked to from the home page or its descendants. Wasn't that the case against weev? (IMO, if it is public, it should be legal to post to it, but whatever.)
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1 Resecurity's wordpress site has directory listing turned on. Most content on the website seems to have been uploaded in february. 2 The services that does the press releases looks suspicious. 3 The second service also looks suspicious 4 Golden Bridge Silver and Gold Award winners... Anyone heard of this? Seems they sell thophies [1] https://resecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/ [2] https://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele…
What's suspicious about PR Newswire / Business Wire? They're the industry standard wire tools in Public Relations. The Golden Bridge trophies seem to be available to buy if you've won .
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#119Earlier quoted context omitted.
State secrecy being used as an excuse for violence. A truly free people keep no secrets.
Truly free people are free to keep all the secrets they want.
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#120Compromise feels almost inevitable. Perhaps the idea that we can keep data protected and accessible at the same time using complex software is folly? Systems get more and more complex, security measures layer on top, patching over holes as they are found. But we are never in front of the cat and mouse game by necessity, only ever behind. So it must be that compromise is inevitable. I wouldn't put personal data I am n…
> I wouldn't put personal data I am not willing to lose online or on an intranet at all anymore Anymore? Not trusting the internet used to be the default.
A few years ago, I soughed at it, poking fun at it.
Now, it's not a bad idea.