If you find yourself in Europe, be sure to visit Luxembourg. Gen. Patton is buried there and they have a war museum dedicated to WWII and the Battle of the Bulge, which was partially fought in Luxembourg.
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It’s one thing to be divided politically, but it feels like we’re heading toward a physical split along ideological lines.
npr.org/2020/04/18/837776218…
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Only 1 week left to submit a talk or training for the @owasp Global AppSec conference in San Francisco!
Be sure to check out the tracks, this year we have Security Governance AND Security Essentials!
And we want first-time speakers, please submit!
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Faking a positive result on a COVID-19 test is a crime, plus you're a total asshat. Don't do it.
Employers lose thousands (in one case, $175k) by shutting down and disinfecting. Co-workers also personally lose by going to Airbnb to self-quarantine.
cnn.com/2020/04/14/politics/…
CDMA and GSM are not end-to-end encryption protocols.
Flip it around, it’s also widely understood that lawful interception can be abused.
Greek wiretapping capability hacked:
spectrum.ieee.org/telecom/se…
FBI misled FISA court for wiretapping:
nypost.com/2020/03/31/justic…
One of my favorite security conferences is going virtual for $25, which includes the conference AND the workshops!
This is a steal! I spent well over $1000 to attend in previous years.
Registration for #SP20 is once again open! Registration will only be $25. We hope that this will make it possible for many more people, including students to attend this year's conference. This fee will also cover attendance to the workshops as well!
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I’m guessing they’re trying to avoid a situation where they come out with a new feature or app, and a user claims the idea was stolen. Instead of defending that lawsuit, they’ll whip out the TOS and say they’re allowed to use it.
The only thing I hate more than enterprise pricing for features that should already come with 300 seats is being forced to buy through a reseller, thus ensuring I pay yet even more.