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TIP: Don't be like @CivicaUK. Take advice from the @NCSC and allow users to paste passwords on signup pages. Blocking this decreases (NOT increases!) security as users cannot easily use password managers.
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@thenewarea51 It really doesn't matter if he shouldn't of *needed* to touch it. The tourist is not a crew member or the PIC. They should not be touching anything.
Surely this kind of prompt has to be illegal with the ridiculous amount of options. You can refuse based on purposes (all 12 of them individually) but it seems this is just deliberately made annoying and confusing. There becomes a point where it's not informative. @ICOnews
Thanks to Phil at @Scottishgliding. Was a great day being guided around the airfield and taking my first flight outside of a simulator. Decided to join as a member :)
A while back I talked to @fastly about a business idea that didn't play out. Today I got a box from them containing some mince pies, cookies and fudge. Was quite a surprise, thanks @fastly! :)
This has to be one of most insane parts of this saga. FTX faking an order from the Bahama regulators to sneakily withdraw funds while everything was paused, only to have the Bahama regulator say that FTX was lying!
@Cloudflare Seems like accounts that had existing rate limiting rules setup now have a quota of 0 unmetered rules. Same issue on multiple accounts. I can't setup or use rate limiting at all now.
Component: File Anti-Virus
Type: Software that may cause harm
Name: Hoax.JS.ExtMsg.a
Precision: Exactly
Threat level: Medium
MD5 of an object: CF2BB0D501167A2D3A0764227C3D7E16
Reason: Expert analysis
(4/4)
Weird thing I just noticed about @kaspersky@kl_support@e_kaspersky: Some files, specifically those found in the es5-ext NPM package, are flagged for "Hoax.JS.ExtMsg.a", more specifically for "Includes an undeclared functionality that displays certain messages". (1/4)
Maybe now is the time for me to move away from Kaspersky. They've been great this far, have absurdly good detection ratios and behavior detection, maybe even the best in the industry, but this is just suspicious. (3/4)