The Deal of OpenAI with the US-Department of War:
"For intelligence activities, any handling of private information will comply with the Fourth Amendment, the National Security Act of 1947 and the Foreign Intelligence and Surveillance Act of 1978, Executive Order 12333, and applicable DoD directives requiring a defined foreign intelligence purpose."
Make sure you delete your ChatGPT Account today.
https://openai.com/index/our-agreement-with-the-department-of-war/
RE: https://chaos.social/@jonty/116153964612980511
Itβs not just slop anymore. Beg bounty is a fraud vector.
A colleague and good friend of mine, with whom I have worked for 32 years (seriously), is looking for a job in one of The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland. They are fluent in English, German and Dutch, speaks French too! German nationality.
They have been managing complex IT projects for decades, are an excellent programmer and used to managing large development teams. Was doing "agile" when it was still called XP and pair programming (I used to make fun of them calling it π programming ;P β¦ geek humour, sorry).
If you have anything I can send their way I'd be grateful. Please don't bother if you are ageist 'cos they're somewhat older than me and I am a greybeard (yes, they speak FORTRAN).
I'm looking for people working at a bank in Europe who are interested in #EthicalTech and who would be interested to help us ensure that banking apps function well on European operating systems. Do you know anyone who might be interested? Please reach out to me via DM!
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#Revolut #bunq #Curve #WERO #IDEAL #ING #ABNAMRO #ASN #Triodos #Rabobank #UBS #HSBC #BNP #Paribas #N26 #Wise #Qonto #BNP #Paribas
MISSION: Save Myrient (https://myrient.erista.me/)
DEADLINE: 30 days.
HARDWARE:
- 2500 USD:
--- 1 x Supermicro SSG-6029P-E1CR24L [1]
- 10600 USD: (20 x 530 USD)
--- 20 x HDD 3.5 Seagate Exos 24TB
SOFTWARE:
- FreeBSD along with redundant ZFS (RAIDZ2 or DRAID) with ZSTD compression
TOTAL COST:
- 13500 USD
Maybe some company come with the needed budget.
I can do the FreeBSD/ZFS part for free.
@jerry @zackwhittaker Pulse Secure's problems started way before Ivanti. I was at NetScreen when we acquired Neoteris in 2003 - back then, the SSL VPN product was *fantastic*. The Juniper acquisition was the beginning of the decline - Pradeep didn't give a shit about anything that didn't run JunOS, so ScreenOS and Secure Access were among the many red-headed stepchildren that came into the product portfolio by acquisition and then were completely neglected.
When we found out the (rebranded) Pulse Secure line was being sold, I was initially excited at the chance to be something other than a wart - but Siris was chasing that 10x return and when they couldn't get it by generating more revenue, they started cutting headcount. Many of the developers, QA, and support engineers who understood the products were let go long before the Ivanti acquisition... which compounded the problem of an aging codebase and increasingly complicated set of bolt-ons as Siris chased the latest buzzwords.
This whole China debacle was *entirely* predictable and *entirely* avoidable. The incentives in the security industry are just fucked. (@haroonmeer absolutely nailed this back in 2019, btw: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GHuQC1qLnJ4 )
If I use a LLM on a tiny bit of a 0day exploit, is that an AI enabled cyber weapon?
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@cR0w "Infosec isn't a sprint, it's a marathon!"
No, infosec is a hamster wheel with a giant motor attached to it. And if you stop running, the wheel keeps turning and you die tumbling.
New #NameThatWare challenge. I did repair this today at work.
Please hide your deductions and guesses behind a CW to not spoil it for others. Googling is fair game.
Please don't just write a single word as answer, instead describe your observations and deductions so we all can learn about electronics.
If you are familiar with this kind of device, try to figure out the specific make and model instead of just saying something like 'Audio amplifier'.
Solution will be posted on Monday.