Anthony Peyton

@travis_mitt @davepl1968 Opposite problem here. UDM Beast can handle 25Gbps with IDS/IPS for $1500 but the cost of the circuit will far eclipse that.

@arpeyton @davepl1968 Yeah i know, it's not available everywhere tho (yet). Funny enough i could afford the subscribtion before the hardware needed to make use of it

Yawn, mine's faster. It's easy when the ISP is local fiber!

@travis_mitt @davepl1968 Also, I’m insanely jealous that you have high speed internet that cheap. I can get 3Gbps symmetrical for about $100/mo and that’s considered very cheap in the U.S.

@arpeyton @davepl1968 my friend... Yep, you're right. Have a nice day.

@travis_mitt @davepl1968 In fairness, far less than clairvoyance is needed to realize that Dave is in the U.S.

@arpeyton @davepl1968 Dang, i'll send a complaint to my crystal ball for not telling me.

@acjuelich Yep … fortunately most of them don’t move in my case.

@arpeyton Ya, I've had to do that with several. My fear is forgetting that when I move them in the future.

iot-type devices are so stupid. No, don't connect to the AP 5ft from you, let's connect to one 40ft away where I will get a shit signal.

@AccidentalCISO Too many people who work in IT despise the people they are supposed to be serving. I hate this “f*ck the users” mentality - even to the point that I avoid referring to them as “users” and try to use “people” instead. Words matter, and it helps frame the conversation and mindset.

This is an amazing opportunity to educate that we, as security practitioners, should welcome.

@travis_mitt @davepl1968 Neither Dave nor I are in Switzerland.

@arpeyton @davepl1968 In switzerland: 77 bucks per month.

@MathematicaKen @IAMERICAbooted @SwiftOnSecurity @EricaZelic No idea on the playwright question.

@MathematicaKen @IAMERICAbooted @SwiftOnSecurity @EricaZelic GCPW is pretty flaky, really only works if you deploy it through GWS MDM which doesn’t give you much else. I hear SSO on Mac is a bit more seamless but GWS MDM has no support for it. Almost every GWS shop uses something else for SSO/MDM. Some even put Entra/Intune in front of it.

How does one become an “expert” at google workspace and slack identity management? Are there dev tenants for this where I can toy around with GAM?

@deaflibertarian If police actually looked for kidnapped children instead of acting like highwaymen, people would believe this.

@IAMERICAbooted @MathematicaKen @SwiftOnSecurity @EricaZelic You’re going to need third party tools for device management, compliance, and probably SSO. Lots of people use Jumpcloud or Iru. No native Mac, and Windows management is more of a suggestion. For example it will specify bitlocker configs but not enforce or escrow keys.

@IAMERICAbooted @MathematicaKen @SwiftOnSecurity @EricaZelic That said, I’d start here: knowledge.workspace.google.com/admin/security… Then walk over to the CIS Benchmarks: cisecurity.org/benchmark/goog…

@kwrob24 @HLC_actual Could have ended in 1945 but we let the communists live.

@HLC_actual This could have ended in 2012 if we were serious then. (Yes 1979.... But still.) I pray we're finally serious and remove the IRGC once and for all.

I am by no means “pro war” I know what war looks like. However, if the war is to happen I am pro finishing it swiftly, violently, and decisively. Ain’t nobody want to do this bullshit but any deal with the IRGC dooms your sons and daughters to fight in a war we should have finished.

@HLC_actual Our inability and/or unwillingness to finish the job swiftly, violently, and decisively has been our undoing since 1945. We continue to allow evil to linger and it festers on this earth like a cancer.

@HackingDave My point is there should be a burden of proof to show harm or malicious activity.

@HackingDave Apples and oranges IMO. TikTok should have been banned because it was a rebrand of musical.ly a known child predator playground, injected keyloggers, and was targeting young girls with materials encouraging self harm. Being Chinese was icing on the cake.

The banning of models from China is very reminiscent of the TikTok/Bytedance debacle. Claims of national security risk with zero proof or evidence ever given to its citizens. We live in a capitalist society where we are the largest engine of wealth and intellectual property development in the world. That's due to unrestricted innovation and the ability to do that in a free country. For one, China is by far our largest adversary - no question about it. However, their models are extremely good now and compete on a frontier level or near frontier level parity. Now, a lot of that is due to distillation of our own intellectual property which I think should be addressed legally however that doesn't mean banning of specific models origination source. This will 100% stifle innovation here in the states, lock companies into a very tiny list of frontier models who's innovations have been incredible, but lock in an ecosystem that doesn't allow for others to come into play nor does it drive this industry forward. The government should have zero control on who competes in this market space as long as its inline with our laws and regulations to not harm our citizens. There's rumblings that this administration is looking to ban Chinese-based models. This is a very very very bad idea and one that will hurt us substantially in the short, mid, and long term efforts to be the dominate player in the AI space.

@SMB_Attorney Would the company have any legal recourse in this case for damages, or does the FDA operate under some kind of qualified immunity in these roles?

> Friday: FDA says its investigation points to Taylor Farms de Mexico as the likely source. Taylor Farms voluntarily recalls product out of an abundance of caution. > Saturday: FDA announces it found Cyclospora in a sample of Taylor Farms lettuce. National headlines follow. Retailers pull products. Consumers blame Taylor Farms. > Sunday: FDA re-examines its own lab work and concludes the “positive” result was actually a false positive caused by false amplification. > FDA then says there are no confirmed positive product samples tied to Taylor Farms. > In roughly 48 hours, the FDA went from “we found the parasite” blaming a single company to “actually, we didn’t” oops. The headlines and supply chain reversals happened immediately. The correction didn’t. Idiot regulators have enormous power and can destroy businesses. This should be disappointing to everyone.

@4nt1p4tt3rn The tech definitely exists, but making it small or discrete would be a challenge. crowdsupply.com/scale-rf/quadrf

I want a small, battery-powered, wearable device that will vibrate (intensity commensurate with signal strength, preferably a separate small device I can place at an optimum location on my body) when any cell, BT, or wifi is detected. Would be amazing in the field. Early detection of nearby enemy movement if they're dumb enough to have cellphones, drones, or similar in range.