I got inspired by @AllanWalkerIT to experiment with some #LIDAR data on a #Deckgl point cloud layer with a @Mapbox GL map. I've never worked with .las data before but after some trial and error it came together quite nicely. 👍
@SwiftOnSecurity What we did was use the advanced restart options to launch the command prompt, skip the bitlocker key ask which then brought us to drive X and ran "bcdedit /set {default} safeboot minimal"which let us boot into safemode and delete the sys file causing the bsod.
@T_Zahil@martindonadieu@Cloudflare Especially if the attacker rotates IP every 5 mins or so, which is a quite low effort thing to do. So also there some care might be necessary if you are using a metered service provider for smaller projects.
@T_Zahil@martindonadieu@Cloudflare With default settings I find that CF are usually not super quick at mitigating DDoS attacks that aren't of considerable size, i.e. the type that might still be devastating for a side project that doesn't generate revenue, but that wouldn't be a problem for any larger actor.
Say goodbye to security breaches via screenshots👋
Data leak control capabilities in Microsoft Edge for Business now support screenshot prevention policies. Prevent screenshot attempts while using the Edge browser on a desktop! 🌟
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@jamonholmgren Examples like these might of course not be as related to the community management, transparency & collaboration aspects that I think you were referring to in the original post. Just wanted to comment on how few "real" obstacles there are to OSS contributions.
@jamonholmgren The point being that there can be value found in publishing code that you yourself consider throwaway or something that you don't consider taking further. One can control the commitment level quite well
It's admittedly a viable concern for the marketplace model and a future revshare model. However, if the value of your product truly lies in the raw data you possess, that's probably what you should be monetizing in the first place. Don't expose it through an OpenAI service.
I can't really grasp the naivety that would make you believe that the data in the files uploaded for generating custom GPTs would Not be available to query for 🤷♂️ The whole reason anyone uploads a file is for the custom gpt to use the data from it, no?
Oh man -- you can just download the knowledge files (RAG) from GPTs. I don't know if this is a security leak or "just" a prompt engineering? @OpenAI@simonw
Okay, maybe there's no need to make the original/raw file downloadable. But there's no reason the user should not be able to query for information from the files, anything else defeats a large part of the purpose. And then we're only talking security by obscurity anyway.