Vowed to protect and didn't, so get together and file a class action for not doing so. They even admit on their own website that "150,000 people gave us their hard-earned money, and in exchange we vowed to protect this land from racist billionaires and their dumb vanity projects"
Can we please go back to numbered versions for tech? I don't want to have to remember if Dolphin Lake came after Yosemite Falls or Jade Mountain.
Just give me numbers that go up please.
"As we’ve seen with @Google Chrome’s distrust of Entrust, the consequences of failing to mitigate the damage in a timely manner can be massive—to both CAs and their customers."
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The Boston Celtics 38-point loss breaks the franchise record for worst loss in an NBA Finals game. The previous record was held by the 1984 Boston Celtics (33).
1984 NBA Champions: Boston Celtics
At my hearing on the freedom to travel for abortion care, Senator Kennedy asked our witnesses to respond to a sensationalized, highly unrealistic hypothetical aimed at stoking fear.
Ms. Frye’s response says it all.
Here's a fun AI story: a security researcher noticed that large companies' AI-authored source-code repeatedly referenced a nonexistent library (an AI "hallucination"), so he created a (defanged) malicious library with that name and uploaded it.
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@techspence I like the ‘do both’ approach.
1. “IPT: you’re a rogue device on the network. Go”.
2. A separate “assume breach” that covers 1-2 user types.
For #2, do as much as possible to help them become the subject of the breach.
No value in testing how long enumeration takes…
I weirdly think a penetration test should be “all cards on the table” in approach. Meaning I think we should give pentesters as much info as possible. Tell them everything and virtually hand them the map.