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Personally I consider at the lowest level unauthorized access a "breach" but you're right that in this case, what we typically call a breach - exposure of data, infestation - doesn't seem to have occurred. Perhaps...
In reply to: Re: Clarification-No Breach
This is one of the most re-hashed complaints in tech and for a reason. Since the Nineties I've been working in tech and always sought out work where part of the interview process put me in front of a terminal. ...
In reply to: The Offensive Security Model
In 2018 some started calling Satan "DBGer", and we learned it was using EternalBlue and Mimikatz to propogate to machines on the same network; exploiting Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerabilities, using network credentials...
In reply to: Hail Satan! (or DBGer?)
They are paper proving you passed a test. In a sense, great but mostly not so much. Experience in the field counts and that goes for ANY subject in ANY field. Not all IT staff have the budget for a CIISP...
In reply to: Certifications
From the Read More: " found no evidence that customer data or other sensitive information had been stolen".... As such it would be a security incident and not a breach. Still alarming but not as detrimental to brand...
In reply to: Clarification-No Breach
For the past two years, our department has waged a campaign against Teamviewer because it was judged in-secure and now this article verifies our actions. Remove it from all endpoints and systems.
In reply to: Suspect indeed
Understand the concept but...this is starting to get a bit ridiculous in my mind. That "art" replicated could be done by a novice and cost substantially less. Aside from that, you are introducing a known malevolence into...
In reply to: Concept
Good point - always amazing to me how many users of any category still fall for an invoice, an infected word file and such. If you don't need it, don't read it, delete it.
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After reading the entire post and seeing again and again how much the average citizen does not know about Cyber Security, can someone explain to me why more Americans planning on creating websites is a good thing? ...
In reply to: More website creators is simply better?
Could you pass the hash, I really have to use the bathroom!
In reply to: Keys, we don't need no stinkin' keys.
I guess the boss' adoption of Asian work practices didn't just include morning yoga.
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"isn't the lock too small for us ! "
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