#securty — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #securty, aggregated by home.social.
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I've got an alert for FireFox based browser users (as well as users of other non-Chrome based web browsers). You may suddenly feel extremely smug. So, be careful out there.
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I've got an alert for FireFox based browser users (as well as users of other non-Chrome based web browsers). You may suddenly feel extremely smug. So, be careful out there.
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I've got an alert for FireFox based browser users (as well as users of other non-Chrome based web browsers). You may suddenly feel extremely smug. So, be careful out there.
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I've got an alert for FireFox based browser users (as well as users of other non-Chrome based web browsers). You may suddenly feel extremely smug. So, be careful out there.
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I've got an alert for FireFox based browser users (as well as users of other non-Chrome based web browsers). You may suddenly feel extremely smug. So, be careful out there.
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How fast can Europe build its own nuclear deterrent?
https://medium.com/@sensmedia.srl/how-fast-can-europe-build-its-own-nuclear-deterrent-d308d3aec347
#europe #geopolitics #nuclear #defense #securty -
How fast can Europe build its own nuclear deterrent?
https://medium.com/@sensmedia.srl/how-fast-can-europe-build-its-own-nuclear-deterrent-d308d3aec347
#europe #geopolitics #nuclear #defense #securty -
How fast can Europe build its own nuclear deterrent?
https://medium.com/@sensmedia.srl/how-fast-can-europe-build-its-own-nuclear-deterrent-d308d3aec347
#europe #geopolitics #nuclear #defense #securty -
How fast can Europe build its own nuclear deterrent?
https://medium.com/@sensmedia.srl/how-fast-can-europe-build-its-own-nuclear-deterrent-d308d3aec347
#europe #geopolitics #nuclear #defense #securty -
How fast can Europe build its own nuclear deterrent?
https://medium.com/@sensmedia.srl/how-fast-can-europe-build-its-own-nuclear-deterrent-d308d3aec347
#europe #geopolitics #nuclear #defense #securty -
The Android 14 August security patch is rolling out to Pixel devices with 46 security vulnerabilities resolved ranging from high to critical.
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The Android 14 August security patch is rolling out to Pixel devices with 46 security vulnerabilities resolved ranging from high to critical.
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The Android 14 August security patch is rolling out to Pixel devices with 46 security vulnerabilities resolved ranging from high to critical.
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The Android 14 August security patch is rolling out to Pixel devices with 46 security vulnerabilities resolved ranging from high to critical.
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The Android 14 August security patch is rolling out to Pixel devices with 46 security vulnerabilities resolved ranging from high to critical.
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Contextual Authorization And Audit Logs #shorts https://youtu.be/p1Qb2ks0gT0?feature=shared #securty #compliance
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A new setting for all you Safari users out there on iOS & iPadOS 17. The default is set to Private Browsing. This new function should also remove tracker IDs in URLs now. Might as well have it on by default for everything.
Settings > Safari > Advanced > Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection > All Browsing
Be sure to make the change when Sonoma drops next week on 26-Sep-23.
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A new setting for all you Safari users out there on iOS & iPadOS 17. The default is set to Private Browsing. This new function should also remove tracker IDs in URLs now. Might as well have it on by default for everything.
Settings > Safari > Advanced > Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection > All Browsing
Be sure to make the change when Sonoma drops next week on 26-Sep-23.
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A new setting for all you Safari users out there on iOS & iPadOS 17. The default is set to Private Browsing. This new function should also remove tracker IDs in URLs now. Might as well have it on by default for everything.
Settings > Safari > Advanced > Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection > All Browsing
Be sure to make the change when Sonoma drops next week on 26-Sep-23.
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A new setting for all you Safari users out there on iOS & iPadOS 17. The default is set to Private Browsing. This new function should also remove tracker IDs in URLs now. Might as well have it on by default for everything.
Settings > Safari > Advanced > Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection > All Browsing
Be sure to make the change when Sonoma drops next week on 26-Sep-23.
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A new setting for all you Safari users out there on iOS & iPadOS 17. The default is set to Private Browsing. This new function should also remove tracker IDs in URLs now. Might as well have it on by default for everything.
Settings > Safari > Advanced > Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection > All Browsing
Be sure to make the change when Sonoma drops next week on 26-Sep-23.
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https://www.npr.org/2023/01/20/1150215382/t-mobile-data-37-million-customers-stolen
T-Mobil data breach affecting 37-million customers.
The breach occurred in late November, but wasn't discovered until Jan 5th.
Data stolen includes Address, Phone-Number, Date-of-Birth.
Passwords and PIN numbers appear safe, but the investigation is ongoing.
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https://www.npr.org/2023/01/20/1150215382/t-mobile-data-37-million-customers-stolen
T-Mobil data breach affecting 37-million customers.
The breach occurred in late November, but wasn't discovered until Jan 5th.
Data stolen includes Address, Phone-Number, Date-of-Birth.
Passwords and PIN numbers appear safe, but the investigation is ongoing.
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https://www.npr.org/2023/01/20/1150215382/t-mobile-data-37-million-customers-stolen
T-Mobil data breach affecting 37-million customers.
The breach occurred in late November, but wasn't discovered until Jan 5th.
Data stolen includes Address, Phone-Number, Date-of-Birth.
Passwords and PIN numbers appear safe, but the investigation is ongoing.
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https://www.npr.org/2023/01/20/1150215382/t-mobile-data-37-million-customers-stolen
T-Mobil data breach affecting 37-million customers.
The breach occurred in late November, but wasn't discovered until Jan 5th.
Data stolen includes Address, Phone-Number, Date-of-Birth.
Passwords and PIN numbers appear safe, but the investigation is ongoing.
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https://www.npr.org/2023/01/20/1150215382/t-mobile-data-37-million-customers-stolen
T-Mobil data breach affecting 37-million customers.
The breach occurred in late November, but wasn't discovered until Jan 5th.
Data stolen includes Address, Phone-Number, Date-of-Birth.
Passwords and PIN numbers appear safe, but the investigation is ongoing.
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@chrisminnick @taz
>>Code camps and certification programs have churned out hoards of people who know just enough to royally fuck things up who got hired into critical positions as 'experts.'
<<Corps only look for paper instead of proof in my experience.>>Is it any wonder we have the all too regular #securty and #privacy #breaches we do?
<< From what I've seen with my current employer, it usually either corporate espionage or revenge. Either way, the individuals carry out the acts carelessly and get sued without it being public.>>@taz holy shit, exactly. Even saying that they know enough to fuck things up is generous, in my experience! But they get to that point soon enough! Universities don’t do any better, though.
<< Uni's only teach the bare minimum - not actually prepare for real work, unfortunately.>>Contributing to an open source project for two years should be a required internship for anyone who wants to be a professional programmer.
<< Agreed. Additionally, personal finance should be a requirement for graduating High School. -
@chrisminnick @taz
>>Code camps and certification programs have churned out hoards of people who know just enough to royally fuck things up who got hired into critical positions as 'experts.'
<<Corps only look for paper instead of proof in my experience.>>Is it any wonder we have the all too regular #securty and #privacy #breaches we do?
<< From what I've seen with my current employer, it usually either corporate espionage or revenge. Either way, the individuals carry out the acts carelessly and get sued without it being public.>>@taz holy shit, exactly. Even saying that they know enough to fuck things up is generous, in my experience! But they get to that point soon enough! Universities don’t do any better, though.
<< Uni's only teach the bare minimum - not actually prepare for real work, unfortunately.>>Contributing to an open source project for two years should be a required internship for anyone who wants to be a professional programmer.
<< Agreed. Additionally, personal finance should be a requirement for graduating High School. -
>"Docs show Facebook and Twitter closely collaborating w/ Dept of Homeland Security, FBI to police “disinfo.” Plans to expand censorship on topics like withdrawal from Afghanistan, origins of COVID, info that undermines trust in financial institutions. "
https://nitter.snopyta.org/lhfang/status/1587095890983936000#m -
>"Docs show Facebook and Twitter closely collaborating w/ Dept of Homeland Security, FBI to police “disinfo.” Plans to expand censorship on topics like withdrawal from Afghanistan, origins of COVID, info that undermines trust in financial institutions. "
https://nitter.snopyta.org/lhfang/status/1587095890983936000#m
