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So you allow it for those folks and block it for the rest, there will always be edge cases but you need to reduce risk and attack surface. So hopefully they have those academic staff members on record as accepting the risk.

All of this shit comes through phishing emails with Office docs containing malicious macros or links. Literally 99% of it. All of these stories should say "Sysadmins ignored best practices of disabling unapproved macros, allowing malware to gain a foothold, dump privileged credentials on the system, and move laterally through the environment with ease"

If you're reading this and work in a role that helps companies turn profit from these practices, fuck you.

Did you not read the part where she did, where she followed the process by the book and it was approved? Or did you just have your mind made up to decide to side with Google instead?

Did you not read the part where she did, where she followed the process by the book and it was approved? Or did you just have your mind made up to decide to side with Google instead?

I don't use Winter2019 as my password for any service except Disney+, so they must have been hacked if my credentials were compromised.

I'd venture to guess the vast majority don't know it's a Chinese social network

Do not take your security team for granted. They're already doing more than most, sadly.

Terrifying how we have people taking the side of a TOS belonging to a shitty gig economy startup over small business owning human beings

"This is an enormous challenge for us, as for everybody in the government who’s sitting here, because we do not have the dough. We cannot compete on dough."

How are we not funding competitive salaries in this field when it's absolutely crucial to the safety of the nation?

Yes there is tracking for each item submitted that the citizen can follow. I think this is the best part of the entire app to be honest, allowing a resident of Detroit to see in real time that the problems they've pointed out have been acknowledged and are actively being worked on are huge in this city.

I' m interested in this from a security perspective. What does this new protocol offer in terms of better control around what makes it to the inbox? Would IMAP>JMAP translation before hitting the user give us better ability to filter out malicious items/spam?

Gilbert's plan is working.