A Technology Journalist and cybersecurity professional. I have a mission to remove the marketing-speak from the information people receive in their news.
Shape the battlefield with what you have.
Cybersecurity is (almost) always a logistical conversation first, followed by tactical and strategic decisions based on that.
Most people would probably be shocked at how well a small team can shape the battlefield to devastating effect against an opponent.
No need to worry!!
Copilot for DNS is sure to be coming and will fix this!! Please go back to your regularly scheduled OpenClaw vulnerability...
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https://t.co/gZwa0U70XC
Not to worry!!
You can use OpenClaw in Windows now, with your Frontier E-7 license while you let Copilot edit your art work in paint!!!
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🚨 New unpatched Windows flaw lets attackers steal your NTLMv2 hash.
The issue lives in the built-in search: URI handler. A simple malicious link can force your system to leak your hash to an attacker-controlled server.
Captured hashes could be used in relay attacks for deeper network access.
Details here: https://t.co/umigYNnYxO
Cybersecurity is a broken industry. We rely on products that were designed to be sold, not used. And the incentives are completely screwed up.
I made this video about all of the ways things are bad, how we accidentally make it worse, and why new technology won't fix it.
Honestly, it really has to do with the "Original" D&D being the original game and then "Basic" D&D and "Advanced" D&D being marketed separately as different games. Next came Advanced D&D 2nd Edition which now feels like it was more about being the 2nd version of the Advanced line (regardless of the marketing and/or personal/business reasons.
Microsoft (and other big companies) talk of responsible disclosure as a shared responsibility to protect consumers/customers...
How about responsible marketing as a shared responsibility to protect consumers/customers?
It never was, but the marketing at the time (and even today) leaves this part out so people buy into it...
FUD and FOMO are powerful drugs to the "$C-Suite" when the actual costs are left out or obfuscated...
The reality of Modern Cybersecurity and IT Operations is that you can run almost anything you want in your environment with the proper (and correctly configured) controls, guardrails, and restrictions.
The problem is that no one really wants to spend the time, money or staff on doing the latter... they only want to do the former.