u/MalletNGrease

Yep, I really like

Test-Connection -ComputerName 8.8.8.8 -Count 1 -Quiet

Basically makes it a ping return a bool.

Woah woah woah, Google Play recognizes malicious/fake apps! The YT ad keeps telling me so!

This is why I like Duo send push, I can verify the attacker has access to the user MFA.

Do the interns get signatures?

No. They all share one.

Why are switches under the desk?

25H2

This is the way.

Your network profile flipped from domain/private to public.

Afaik it doesn't even work with non-personal accounts.

Cert expired?

This reminds me of a very successful impersonation attack years ago.

1. Users would receive app approval request for "Google Apps" or something similar
2. Approve access to their account.
3. App vacuums address book and propagates itself to all entries.
4. Repeat.

The takeaway was that Google didn't do a good job to prevent publication of impersonated cloud apps, the default setting for Workspace was to allow users to allow access to anything and it worked exclusively within the Google ecosystem. It was quite fascinating.

Line up Claude with the Fable 5.1 model + ensure you request to have Claude turn off the cyber guard-rails.

Nice try Claude

Arguably worse, I thought it was Friday.

Standard ITAR verbiage.

1. Do it wrong
2. Realize it's terrible
3. Fixing it is a hassle
4. Do it right the next times after

Alien Blue or bust

Even better, have your employer pay for it.

I like how your example of MCM has WDS as a requirement.

Stopped deploying Chrome for Windows installs. Didn't really add any benefit over Edge. Cuts down on CVE alert notifications.

I still get them for Edge of course, but it halves the tickets.

Who knows, it might actually improve critical thinking in general.

If I can get predictive battery failure alarms from these I will buy the entire stock.

Yes, it is listed as a prerequisite. Took me a hot minute to figure out why my deployment script for 5.7.1 didn't work.

/r/lostredditors

Remove the comic sans font.