guess this is satire. zero trust and byod mix well, just isolate from your shit and you are done. block port 25 outgoing and known c2 IPs to not taint your IP.

and of course you need to tag the new network on all your switches, routers, APs… not to forget testing and integration in your monitoring system. 45 minutes is absolutely fine.

coca cola also produces locally - I still avoid them and try to use Euro brands.

custom domains pointing to major providers are good i bet

technically it’s hard to block those probes. in SMTP (the protocol used to deliver emails to target servers) if the query uses VRFY it’s open about it’s intensions, but RCPT TO reveals the same information. so the only way to block is an IP based block list. and those I know only list spammers, not probers.

If you go to any other country in the world and see someone waving their flag you just think

not in Germany. our flag is clearly used by the far right mainly. and by football (soccer) fans during international events.

if you don’t need those, why burden the program with another dependency?

it was 64 people. edit: and also, even 29 or something like this is a lot, assuming that they are selected kind of randomly and not all belong to the same social group etc. If only 3 showed a reaction like described, sure. We need more data. but with a hitrate of 100%, what do you expect to happen if you 10x the number?

ah, how I missed crypto scams after leaving Reddit.

it’s fine as long as you reboot before each call

that’s awesome! I’m just migrating all my data to πfs. finally mathematics is put to a proper use!

luckily for who?

ist auch mein persönliches Ziel

having a support subscription, means being entitled to support… you were entitled ask the time.

I guess it’s just different business models - it’s cheaper to always pay in contrary to only pay when you actually need support…

subscribed

as I’m just playing chess, I assume hardware is of no importance 😃

maybe I’m just used to the practices in my field if business. if you don’t pay for your enterprise firewall support, and then want to update, you’d have to back pay the missed months at least…

I’d not be surprised if they stopped allowing this, as it clearly is a loophole… guess it depends on how many people do this.

see, that’s the difference between us. I’m an absolute gamer with 14.000 played games on my phone . I’ll check the hardware requirement of [li]chess and will consider 😃

that’s perfectly fine of course, and I did not evaluate OPs phone, the price or anything beyond the subscription model as such.

actually makes me reconsider my phone choices… I’m currently on pixel, but hardly use any features besides ‘good camera’ and a bunch of apps that might require Google (banking mainly)