Comment The iOS Password app has MFA built in. (Score 1) 40
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Comment Media. Don’t repeat the Trump mistake with R (Score 1) 265
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Comment Finding CS teachers (Score 1) 67
When there is a shortage of teachers of all kinds and STEM especially where are these mythical CS teachers going to come from? Probably job prospects are better in this field elsewhere. Possibly. Plus those not employed in education will not be dealing with angry PTA sessions, Covid, etc.
Comment Humiliation? (Score 1) 57
Perhaps there is a need to assuage the sensitive egos of the once vaunted Russian space effort dented by the NASA successes in planetary exploration. However it must be doubly so as they observe SpaceX — those demented, swaggering cowboys — lapping everyone by strapping engines to the inside of grain silos and landing them upright in the Lone Star state.
Comment My vote, Smart Dogs (nt) (Score 1) 71
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Submission + - North Korean Hackers Hit Cryptocurrency Exchange with macOS Malware (securityweek.com)
asjk writes: The legitimate-looking application is called Celas Trade Pro and comes from Celas Limited. It’s an all-in-one style cryptocurrency trading program which installs malicious code via update.
Comment Modpoints retained. Post flagged instead. (Score 1) 95
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Comment Mod comment up. (Score 1) 94
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Comment China strategy (Score 1) 221
for commerce seems to be a variation of Embrace, Extend, and Extinguish.
Comment Russia Today (Score 1) 232
HeT! No
Comment Re:Question about Apple machines (Score 2) 119
As of the last update for desktop OS there is an option to skip creation of or loggin into one's Apple account. I'm going to say it's not required. Additionally you should be able to use the Apple Mail and Messages apps without an Apple account.
Comment Early adopter but sitting this out (Score 1) 24
due to dubious cost:benefit ratio.
Comment Bank of America CEO on security budget (Score 1) 105
Signaling the abundant and high-risk nature of hack-attacks, CEO Brian Moynihan says the Charlotte-based lender (NYSE:BAC) has no spending limits in place for its cyber security teams. Currently at $400M.
"The only place in the company that doesn't have a budget constraint is that area."
Comment Amused by redundancies in title (Score 0) 38
nt
Comment Intelligence agencies vs threats–us in the m (Score 1) 246
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