... uses machine learning to analyze account activity and recognize unusual patterns, such as account details being used in two locations within similar time periods...
Wow, almost everything is machine learning now! Such a buzz word...
One example he gives is holding up your hand to pause a video.
What about the people without arms, you insensitive clod!
While administrator access is needed to execute a Bashware attack, this is fairly easily obtained
Really? that sounds like more of a problem than some particular tool....
simple tools
I think that what was simple back when the original *NIX tools were developed is quite different than what is simple today. With more memory / CPU / advanced tools / (hu)man power, things that might have been moderately complex might fit into the "simple" category today.
do one thing and do it well
"one thing" is quite subjective. It almost never means a literal "one thing". It's possible to argue that almost every piece of software does "one thing", depending on how you set up your argument. Likewise, its possible to argue that almost no piece of real software does "one thing".
The thing with average is, you can't look on the tables and say 50 miles is enough for most.
No one in this thread has yet. I'm not worried about people mis-interpreting my post, this is slashdot, right?
Regardless of whether a mission expands or contracts, administrative overhead continues to grow at a steady rate.
