Out of curiosity, why can't a computer... you know, the things that mentally make 500 test moves in a second in a chess game... predict the outcome of what a malicious file is about to do and apply the brakes?
... by connecting the insurance database to the registration database, and the vehicle VIN database and the stolen vehicle database and the Amber Alert database...
"The information's out there, all you have to do is let it in." ~ Suitcase (Jesse Stone)
... of the time the most religious manager at our Dallas office (nice guy, too) made me take a goddam trip to meet with him because he came in early and went to the network printer to get his stuff and his stack of papers included photos of nekkid wimmins.
He told me to look at the logs and tell him who printed the porn.
I informed the guy that with over 500 users who could choose any printer on any floor, that was not going to happen.
He was upset and frustrated and asked me why I couldn't help.
I told him that messages and logs related to printers were designed to aid in troubleshooting tech problems -- not to address personnel misconduct.
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That's the answer here, as well.
No amount of infosec is going to stop determined employees.
Slashdot Mirror
... stopped at:
... a nonprofit that advocates for the use of nuclear energy ...
With hands, it does.
*prick
FTFY
It's not Trump.
It's Americans.
They are pressing their state and federal representatives to do the People's bidding.
... what do the non-Western countries want?
Most have their own "Facebook," and it's going to be difficult to pry those consumer's minds from their current form of online drug.
Could look it up.
I'm still getting WEPOS updates.
The surplus computers are running cheap security cameras in hostile environments.
... after a registry hack to tell it it's an ATM (or other embedded).
To apply the hack, create a text file with a .reg extension and the contents below:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\WPA\PosReady]
"Installed"=dword:00000001
At least I brought the ice.
Trump doesn't know bullshit from wild honey about any of this shit.
Out of curiosity, why can't a computer ... you know, the things that mentally make 500 test moves in a second in a chess game ... predict the outcome of what a malicious file is about to do and apply the brakes?
... it's their country.
It's ours next.
... but there's not one goddam piece of wisdom here, including from me.
You are dismissed.
... what (ping) was that again?
... heard of it.
I have more Gmail accounts than Carter has little liver pills.
... by connecting the insurance database to the registration database, and the vehicle VIN database and the stolen vehicle database and the Amber Alert database ...
"The information's out there, all you have to do is let it in." ~ Suitcase (Jesse Stone)
See if you can refrain from deflecting and add value to the convo.
I think you're adding a lot more to my example than is necessary for me to make my point.
I'm simply stating that infosec doesn't nothing to address inside jobs.
The guy who printed the porn did it from within the perimeter.
It wasn't done by an actor from Romania.
Horseshoe ...
From TFA via your link:
The exception: BirdAbroad did think the products looked genuine
Disagree.
Sure, printing porn is a termination offense, but the damage (offending sensibilities) vs ROI of your proposal is simply not there.
... of the time the most religious manager at our Dallas office (nice guy, too) made me take a goddam trip to meet with him because he came in early and went to the network printer to get his stuff and his stack of papers included photos of nekkid wimmins.
He told me to look at the logs and tell him who printed the porn.
I informed the guy that with over 500 users who could choose any printer on any floor, that was not going to happen.
He was upset and frustrated and asked me why I couldn't help.
I told him that messages and logs related to printers were designed to aid in troubleshooting tech problems -- not to address personnel misconduct.
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That's the answer here, as well.
No amount of infosec is going to stop determined employees.
For reference, see Manning, Snowden, and Winner.
... from TFA:
On the latter point you only have to look at recent goings on at a company like Uber [and this] to understand where such concerns are coming from.
... because capitalism.
Republics, democracies, autocracies, dictatorships -- all replaced by capitalism.
Like they did with Apple?
OPSEC
Kinda like Manning walking in with a Lady Gaga CD, erasing it, and populating it with shit, and walking out.
Kinda like Snowden walking in and out.
Kinda like WikiLeaks getting hold of secret, well-guarded CIA stuff.
CaptainDork's 1st Corollary: "When it becomes digitized, it's in the public domain."