Oh man, the ending of #ForAllManKind season 4 was fantastic. Great season overall. Season 5 will start in 2012 it looks like. One more season after that and we'll be at present day! Should be interesting.
This one isn't cut and dry and if you want the TLDR: Please help push #Passkeys everywhere you can! That's the only thing that will stop these terrible situations.
Hey @Bre77 Thanks for the Tessie integration on Home Assistant. I've been trying to learn enough about HASS Plugins to build one myself but it's not been terribly successful so far. Was super excited to see todays #HASS release included the new integration - works great!
@Edent Agreed. It is a very very useful feature. It makes the entire process of blog->social so very seamless. Granted I can't get my wordpress to run it properly, but that's probably my fault.
Does anyone have an #OSS tool equivalent to #ssllabs (or even remotely close to)? I'd like to run detailed SSL/TLS tests against a lot of hosts and don't want to abuse a free service.
In case you're living under a rock, there is a hack or breach in the news seemingly every other week. Not to scare you, but if you're in the world of information security, the reality is that there is a breach in the news ...
I dislike phishing tests, as I don't think they're really useful in enhancing security, and simply serve to give smug security staff the ability to sneer once again at "those dumb users".
Now I'm starting to wonder about what companies feel about their trademarks being used, in legal business ventures, by legal businesses. Do they give permission to phish testing companies to reuse their valuable trademarks? Is it appropriate for them to do so? How would my company's lawyers feel if the phish testers used my company's trademarks?
@ftp_alun No one loves them, but they can be used to help educate users. Just a quick reminder of "Hey, please don't click things without thinking". It's not a punishment, we don't need to look down our noses at the users, just a helpful exercise that takes all of about 15 seconds out their day at worst.
Also for all the logo/trademark usage, I'd say that probably falls under "fair use".
Anyways, using of logos and trademarks for phishing would be strongly in the case of education. And as a security person, I'd be ok with people using my company's logo for their training. If fake emails from my company are a threat to yours, you should train your staff on as real of content as you can. If you make a poor quality facsimile of our logo (to work around trademark laws), it's going to be obvious to the users.
@ftp_alun So by that logic you should not learn the results of any testing. No score, no right, no wrong. Because learning if you did something right or wrong has no value.
I'm not TRYING to deceive you. I'm TRYING to show you, the user, what the bad people do. Unfortunately, the bad people do want to deceive you. It is my hope and dream that I can educate you into what to look for so you nothing bad happens to you. Be in at work, or in your personal life.
The new "Threads" app by Insta Meta Face Gram, is live. Wanted to see what it was about, it's stuck at the "Join Threads" button, so the launch is going well.
I'm curious as to what they think interacting with Mastodon & the Fediverse means for real. Or if they are just using some hype train words.
@RandomDamage No, clearly they wont ban the mods. They are the best slave labor... I mean most active users on the site. They'll just de-mod them.
Many subs have found a workaround, r/pics r/gifs and r/aww now only allow pictures of John Oliver. r/interestingasfuck/ basically has no requirements as long as YOU find it interesting, so it's all porn.
@JessTheUnstill@RandomDamage Yes. Reddit is a useful resource when googling for something. But what brings the most eyeballs in is the CONSTANT stream of new content to consume. People want to scroll and scroll and scroll.
If there is no new content, the average user is way less interested in visiting. They can scroll TikTok or YouTube or Instagram instead.
@RandomDamage The average SaaS service is about 10% of their total costs in "hosting". And a majority of that is bandwidth and compute. Storage costs are so laughably small in comparison to every other expense a company of that size has that it's not even worth mentioning.
@nopersonalspace There's an easy solution. Open the subs, remove all rules, allow porn, and don't take a heavy hand to moderation. That's what r/interestingasfuck did.
Does anyone understand how #Apple Family really works?
We have a family Apple One Premier plan. My wife’s account is the Owner and our kids are Child accounts.
I’ve added myself to this Family and storage and backup etc all seems to be cutover. I did get a prompt that my News+ subscription will get a refund.
Now, Music. I am lost. Indod have a Music subscription, what happens there? It shows I’m part of the plan for region, but am I supposed to do something to be part of the Apple One subscription?
It’s so confusing and nothing online seems to clearly indicate “what happens when you join a family plan with existing individual services”
@Adman the documentation might not be the best but apple does have actually humans the answer the phone when you call support. And they tend to be well trained. So you could always ask.
Made my first "artistic" 3D Model, and of course, I made an Otter . I really wanted to compete in the Printables "Quick Flexi" challenge. If you like 3D Printing... or Otters, check it out!
Once again Louis Rossman knocks it out of the park with his summary of the #Reddit situation. In short, u/Spez thinks "You are noise". Nothing but noise, of no value. Lets keep up the strike and show him he's so so terribly wrong.