UnknownPh0enix

Not to be pedantic, but for those that don’t know… there are multiple KQL languages. In the context of security “KQL” can easily turn into “which one?” (I deal with this all the time).

Downdetector is down due to Cloudfkare being down - Oh my

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[When ChatGPT is down, the devs will play.](https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/s/AoEapmJ7oo)

does anyone have the decryptor of Arika >

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From the [No More Ransom](https://www.nomoreransom.org/uploads/User%20Manual%20-%20Akira_Decryptor.pdf) project. May or may not help… best of luck…

Class action lawsuit filed against Otter ai

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Heard of this, but never used it: https://www.tldrthis.com I know you had the “/s” tag, but whatever :p

An F-35 fighter jet lost a panel shortly after takeoff from Tinker Air Force Base

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No, this won’t be a scrap. Pain in the ass? Yea. Bad press? 100%. Fixable? Also 100%. End result, someone is going to get a big pee pee slap; qualification may or may not be temporary suspended pending flight safety review; and depending on how the structure techs are able to do the fitting, the overall radar footprint may be a “dot” larger or not.

An F-35 fighter jet lost a panel shortly after takeoff from Tinker Air Force Base

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Flight safety is going to have fun… plus if the panel was structural, they may need to perform out of sequence inspections. Not all panels fit perfect as well, so replacement structure is not going to be “exact” to fit, so that’s going to take some work to make right…

What are the chances MS extends support since adoption of Win 11 is so low?

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You misspelled Windows XP.

/s How long until they try to tariff internet traffic to other countries?

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TCP? UDP? ICMP? They are trying to subvert the tariffs by employing other protocols!!

ULPT: Most girl scouts can’t tell if you’re using real money

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Yea, at the booths, you indeed are correct. Depending on where you live though, the door to door thing may or may not be a thing still, area dependant. Most areas I’ve seen / travelled to still have it, but obviously that’s a small sample size compared to other’s experiences.

ULPT: Most girl scouts can’t tell if you’re using real money

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They already do. Cookies are pre-paid by the parents. The money is “recouped” by the parents when they are sold door-to-door, otherwise they simply purchased the cookies “for themselves” (in a lot of areas; obviously not a rule for all).

I created a Real-time assistance for live interviews app that lets you Guarantee to land your dream job with ChatGPT

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It shouldn’t be hard to understand. We need competent people in this industry who both understand the technology and know what the resources are / where to find them when required. Not people who are reliant on glorified if/else statements to function. I acknowledge chatbots are a useful tool, but anyone who needs this to get hired/function is either incompetent at best, or dangerous in their position. In either way, should NOT be hired.

Why is Windows SO bad with "security" vs Mac (or other OS's)

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OSX is not locked down. A few short years ago, the password of a user could be bypassed using a very simple technique. There are other countless bugs/issues. The bad guys go where the money/targets are. Not to be a dick, but you seem to be skipping the explanation to stay with your preconceived idea that one OS is more secure than the other.

Why is Windows SO bad with "security" vs Mac (or other OS's)

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Think of it from the offenders side. (Numbers out of my ass) 90% of your target space is X, 10% is Y. Are you going to invest a metric fuck ton of time and money into generating TTP’s (tactics, techniques, and procedures), including custom frameworks in Y; or are you going to invest that same effort and money into X? Think of an APT they go where the contracts are… Microsoft. The ransomware groups go after easy/mass targets. I’m this game, it’s the payout. Your 10% targets are your outliers and special case target. Either certain APT groups, one off easy pickings, or specific targets.

Why is Windows SO bad with "security" vs Mac (or other OS's)

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Without going into the whole OS debate, Windows was designed to be backwards compatible. Meaning old, deprecated software/protocols are still baked in as a “this needs to work with the latest greatest”. Combine that, with the fact that current Windows is actually still using technology that is older than most techs working in the field… AND the untold millions/billions of lines of code to make this modern mystery actually work. But let’s be frank. Windows itself is actually pretty good at being secure. Like every other system. It’s what you do with it that can make it insecure.

Explain to me like I’m 5, why this is a bad idea…

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1. Get it in writing. Save an offline copy. CYA for *when* something happens. 2. VMWare has had multiple RCE’s reported over the last few years that you can refer to. Having this exposed to the Internet is akin to having a sign on your lawn saying “no security. Check if you don’t believe me.” Hell, RCE be damned. I’ll just bang hard on your door until someone lets me in (brute force credentials). Coming from someone in security, your boss is a moron.

VMware migration to Proxmox? You kidding me?

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Might I suggest making a request as such, vice coming off with a seeming superiority complex? To be honest, your post reads of “I work for sales at VMWare”.

Does anyone has lists with adult sites?

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Spoken like someone pretending to be the admin… 🤔

User got a super sus email from noreply@email.teams.microsoft.com

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If you want, feel free to DM me the URL. I like to look into these in my spare time to see where they lead. Some are simply credential farming, others I’ve found ransomware droppers. If there is any organization specific info, I completely understand keeping it to yourself obviously.