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#expired — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #expired, aggregated by home.social.

  1. "Judge Ong Hian Sun said tt Chan had betrayed the trust reposed in him as a #doctor, & he had been motivated by #monetary gain.. Chan still has three other pending charges under the #Health Products Act. Among other things, he was charged in 2022 with possessing #expired injection #ampoules of adrenaline & a heartburn relief #drug at Revival #Medical & #Aesthetics Centre in March 2019. These charges will be dealt with at a later date"
    🤔Does he deserve to remain a doctor?!
    straitstimes.com/singapore/cou

  2. "Judge Ong Hian Sun said tt Chan had betrayed the trust reposed in him as a #doctor, & he had been motivated by #monetary gain.. Chan still has three other pending charges under the #Health Products Act. Among other things, he was charged in 2022 with possessing #expired injection #ampoules of adrenaline & a heartburn relief #drug at Revival #Medical & #Aesthetics Centre in March 2019. These charges will be dealt with at a later date"
    🤔Does he deserve to remain a doctor?!
    straitstimes.com/singapore/cou

  3. "Judge Ong Hian Sun said tt Chan had betrayed the trust reposed in him as a #doctor, & he had been motivated by #monetary gain.. Chan still has three other pending charges under the #Health Products Act. Among other things, he was charged in 2022 with possessing #expired injection #ampoules of adrenaline & a heartburn relief #drug at Revival #Medical & #Aesthetics Centre in March 2019. These charges will be dealt with at a later date"
    🤔Does he deserve to remain a doctor?!
    straitstimes.com/singapore/cou

  4. "Judge Ong Hian Sun said tt Chan had betrayed the trust reposed in him as a #doctor, & he had been motivated by #monetary gain.. Chan still has three other pending charges under the #Health Products Act. Among other things, he was charged in 2022 with possessing #expired injection #ampoules of adrenaline & a heartburn relief #drug at Revival #Medical & #Aesthetics Centre in March 2019. These charges will be dealt with at a later date"
    🤔Does he deserve to remain a doctor?!
    straitstimes.com/singapore/cou

  5. "Judge Ong Hian Sun said tt Chan had betrayed the trust reposed in him as a #doctor, & he had been motivated by #monetary gain.. Chan still has three other pending charges under the #Health Products Act. Among other things, he was charged in 2022 with possessing #expired injection #ampoules of adrenaline & a heartburn relief #drug at Revival #Medical & #Aesthetics Centre in March 2019. These charges will be dealt with at a later date"
    🤔Does he deserve to remain a doctor?!
    straitstimes.com/singapore/cou

  6. Oh, look! The US #military is treating #cybersecurity like it's an optional accessory! 🎖️🔐 Why bother with updated #TLS #certificates when you can just let everyone enjoy a nostalgic trip back to the early 2000s? 🚀💾 "Welcome to #LWC #Communities," where #expired security is the new norm. 🤦‍♂️
    cyber.mil/stigs/downloads #outdated #HackerNews #ngated

  7. Microsoft Signing Key Stolen by Chinese - Schneier on Security

    A bunch of networks, including US Government networks, have been hacked by the Chinese. The hackers used #forged #authentication #tokens to access user email, using a stolen Microsoft Azure account consumer signing key. Congress wants answers.

    The phrase “negligent security practices” is being tossed about—and with good reason. Master signing keys are not supposed to be left around, waiting to be stolen.

    Actually, two things went badly wrong here. The first is that Azure accepted an #expired #signing #key, implying a vulnerability in whatever is supposed to check key validity.

    The second is that this key was supposed to remain in the the system’s #Hardware #Security #Module—and not be in software. This implies a really serious breach of good security practice.

    The fact that #Microsoft has not been forthcoming about the details of what happened tell me that the details are really bad

    schneier.com/blog/archives/202