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Posts by Mark 85
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Who's using Mueller Report Day to bury bad news? If you guessed Facebook, you're right: Millions more passwords stored in plaintext
Idiot admits destroying scores of college PCs using USB Killer gizmo, filming himself doing it
Facebook: Yeah, we hoovered up 1.5 million email address books without permission. But it was an accident!
Re: Stop calling this kind of thing a screw up.
They have given you every justification to take the gloves off and unload on them. If any modern organization deserves to reap the whirlwind, it's Facebitch and it's Bitch in chief. This should be a steak dinner for you guys, sharpen your teeth and dig it!
They won't stop until there's probably a revolution involving mass burning of data centers and senior management (and stockholders) hung from telephone poles. Even then, there will be someone or something stepping in after words to start again.
Re: Err, don't most company T&Cs prevent you ...
Note also this applies to companies that "require" you to give them your Facebook/Twitter/MySpace login details.
"Sorry, I don't have those accounts." isn't taken seriously by many companies any more. I find that to get them to take it seriously, bring up "security best practices and the HR droid goes quiet. I find the look on their face is the same one you get from a marketing droid if they ask about your "social" use of the web.
Re: "Please, pardon us as it looks we don't know we're doing what we actually do"
What is still needed to slap a ginormous fee on the "social engineering network"?
That probably won't change a thing. Now take Zuck and associates out behind the barn and whack them repeatedly with a large chunk of wood might work.
Huawei thanks US for 'raising 5G awareness' by banning telecom kit giant's wares
Why Qualcomm won – and why Tim Cook had to eat humble Apple pie
Microsoft president: We said no to Cali cops' face-recog tech – and we won't craft killer robots
Hey criminals, need a getaway vehicle? There's an app for that... Car share tool halts ops amid crime wave, arrests
Do they even have a clue what's wrong with this?
The Car 2 Go service lets customers set up an account through their payment cards and, via a mobile app, rent by the hour Smart cars and Mercedes Benz's that are scattered throughout the US city.
Hmm... payments cards, mobile app, and cars scattered everywhere. Looks like easy pickings from here especially if there's no "walk-in", id checks, etc. . So how many Mercedes will end up on a freighter headed overseas somewhere?
China Mobile, you can kiss good Pai to America: FCC to ban 'spy risk' telco from US
Re: Protection(ism) of National Security
Well, since he's in the pocket of the Telco's, why not phone manufacturers' pockets also? They fall under the mandate of the FCC also.
There is an awful lot of security theater going around lately and every country is spying (military and commercial) on every other country.
I've had it with these mother-fscking slaps on this mother-fscking plane: Flight fight sparks legal brouhaha over mid-air co-ords
Re: another wrinkle
Either that or the defendant is just trying to find a way to keep appealing via the back door until she maybe gets the verdict she actually wants (ie not guilty), although so far it just seems like she'll be racking up legal fees that she needs to pay instead as she obviously is.
From the tone of the article and info presented by at least one who knows her, she's one of the "special generation of entitled people".
Que up old western scene...."Sheriff, hangin' is too good for the likes of them."
That's the way the Cook, he crumbles: Apple, Qualcomm settle patent nuclear war – as Intel quits 5G phone race
Hey, remember that California privacy law? Big Tech is trying to ram a massive hole in it
This type of bill needs to be in more if not all States. If the amendment fails, and the corporates don't get their way, they'll just move the exec suite and this the corporate headquarters to another State or possibly even to another more accommodating country. Bandits don't wear ski masks any more and rob banks or trains. They wear 3-piece suits and there's always a place for them to hide.
Easter is approaching – and British pr0n watchers still don't know how long before age-gates come into force
Re: how about a simpler system
it'll make things much simpler, and remind parents that they are responsible for their kids viewing habits, not the government.
A novel idea... make parents take responsibility for the actions of their children. However, we're way beyond that as most parents haven't a clue where their kids are at any given time, much less what they are doing.
The world has changed since I was young lad and not for the better.
The curious case of Spamhaus, a port scanning scandal, and an apparent U-turn
Banning IP addresses is probably not a long term solution.
By banning the IP address, once the scammers know it's happened they will simply change addresses, I'd think. So what happens when the ISP re-assigns the IP address? Or in some cases like where I am, the IP address isn't static. We get a new one every view months.
Or maybe I missed something here....
Six foot blunder: UK funeral firm fined for fallacious phone calls
Hackers bragged that pretty vanilla breach included FBI watchlist? Well, colour us shocked
A quick cup of coffee leaves production manager in fits and a cleaner in tears
Re: Cleaners...
Sooner or later anything that isn't actively guarded gets nicked. If it's bolted down it'll just last a little longer.
Worked in a place where one of the engineers had CA'd two quarters (US) to his desk. There were there for years. He came in one morning and found them gone and the desk had lots of chisel marks around where the quarters used to be. The engineer and manglement (once they got wind of the damage) were not happy.
You're not our FRAND any more, Apple tells Qualcomm: iGiant and pals lob $30bn sueball
Dumb questoin.....
Did Qualcomm actually do the work for the patents or are they just being a patent troll? If Qualcomm is the manufacturer of the chips then why charge a license fee? It should just be part of the purchase price and those are usually open to negotiation. Strange bedfellows and all that...
Brit Watchkeeper drone fell in the sea because blocked sensor made algorithms flip out
Hole lotta crud: Chinese stock photo pusher tries to claim copyright on Event Horizon pic
They live: The US government is not killing its zombie servers fast enough say its auditors
User secures floppies to a filing cabinet with a magnet, but at least they backed up daily... right?
Re: Don't underestimate users...
That still underestimates users. I've seen them be creative on saving files by totally working around all our best efforts. The best one was a user who saved their file to the desktop, put it an email to themselves and then deleted the desktop file. They soon ran out of room in their email storage and so the IT people dealing with the email program cleaned out the old emails. I'll leave what happened next from the user as an exercise for the reader.
Re: Then there is the "send me a copy"
And the old "Can you send me a screenshot of your desktop?" where the user puts their screen upside down on a scanner and sends you a JPEG.
Or worse, they take a picture of their desk with the computer sitting on it using one of the old Polaroid cameras and send you the photo. Ah, those were the days.
Motion detectors: say hello, wave goodbye and… flushhhhhh
Re: Strange Toilets
It's called a pit toilet, or if home made, an outhouse. Probably it gets emptied by a big sucker truck from time to time.
Don't forget the corn cobs instead of TP for the family units. Two kinds, white and brown. Use the brown one, toss in pit. Use the white one to see if you need another brown one. Not the most fun thing. Painful if the cob is dried out.
Re: "the smartphone will need to install and run a specific scanning app and media player"
No problem here. I have a time and stress saving cell that's not smart. Thus, I can safely ignore stupidity such as described in the article.
And to think that I always thought the singing birthday cards were horrible...
French internet cops issue terrorist takedown for… Grateful Dead recordings?
A bit of common sense
Now there's a novel idea. Seems that common sense has been killed off by governments world-wide from national all the way down to the locals. I've always thought that those who run for government office and those in positions above worker bees are somewhere just above amoeba because they have ambitions.
Kent bloke incurs the anchor of local council after fly-tipping boat
London's Metropolitan Police arrest Julian Assange
Re: All discussions of "did-he-didn't-he" and "the CIA are going to get him" aside...
maybe a couple of years in a UK jail, then off to the US & potentially a long spell in one of their Supermax facilities.
I'm thinking...no. Not Supermax but possibly the scummiest, darkest place the Feds have. A few words with certain inmates, cigarettes or something else changes and hands, and end of story.
Re: Only one charge remains...
A friend of mine commented that his condition was reminiscent of Saddam when he was wrested from his hidey hole, whilst others have said he resembles a character from the BBC show Only fools and horses.
So will he suddenly "die" from some condition while in custody? And in reality be whisked away to some place.... dungeon perhaps?
Re: All discussions of "did-he-didn't-he" and "the CIA are going to get him" aside...
He's been in semi-hermitage for nearly a decade, bound to have affected the mind.
Semi-heritage but not isolated from the reports of all the visitors he's had who spent the night. I'm not saying I believe all these reports though given the nature of the press of late.
As Alexa's secret human army is revealed, we ask: Who else has been listening in on you?
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