As we're now 1/2 way through #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth, it's time to rethink security and what it means to us.
We're known as the Lucky Country in Australia, but luck doesn't mean much when it comes to security.
We can do better with a few simple steps.
It's great to see @SUSE and @Oracle (!!) stepping in and especially great to see @AlmaLinux and @rocky_linux continue. Red Hat have this one wrong and have definitely lost a lot of community goodwill.
This is a decent read of the Red Hat situation: https://t.co/LBJ5mKHLjI To me, Red Hat's changes are a sign their business model needed work. They tried to force sales with CentOS changes and now pouring fuel on the fire.
Over the last few months, Iโve been working on a little project with the ABC here in Australia to help people visualise their exposure in data breaches. This has just gone live today and I reckon theyโve done an amazing job, check it out: https://t.co/K0QXip1Je2
If you work in IT security (or "cyber" if you've had marketing involved), please, please don't just send crude Nessus (or similar) scan results to customers. You haven't value added. Your job is to read these reports and evaluate applicability!
Heard about Artificial Intelligence (AI) but not really sure where it fits? Will AI take over the world? Can I use AI for my website? If you've asked any (or all!) of these questions, have a read of our guide on AI for 2023: https://t.co/8f3pBWpqRV
Thought I'd try out @superloopau at the new house, this was clearly a mistake. Signup process was smooth, but so far a calamity of errors and confusion afterwards. I'm also told it's normal to get an oops error in their console...
Asking GPT-4 to generate new potential mental illnesses people might develop in the future that are result of AI use.
The answers are kind of insightful.
ChatGPT can write stories and then tell DALLE-2 prompts to illustrate them. I asked it to write a children's story about "a robot that wanted to be a human." Here's the story it came up with: (0/11)