In this episode, Jay and Joao discuss the “EUCLEAK” vulnerability, as well as a recent story that outlines one of the many ways the industry is vulnerable to the same old tricks with outdated perimeter protection.
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João please speak a bit up and try to speak more vividly. Your tone of voice is very monotonous
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awesome 🙂 …. KISS, Keep It Simple Stupid.. if all all possible … replicate instead of innovate … always employ more lower techs to manage the growth and have loads and loads of tick sheets which ALL your lower level techs have to follow DAILY… the ticks sheets being further vetted by another level of techs ….
its the boring stuff that is the important stuff
No, it is finally feeling quite often even with the automated system so you’re absolutely correct the large of the systems more complicated they are is the simplest thing to open up the door for nothing but headaches😂
Jay and Joao, I'm new to Linux (and thinking about security in general). Have just found your channel and really love it. Some of the info is over my head, but it pushes me to learn more. Can I ask a question please… Is using an app, like AEGIS, a good 2FA solution? Can you point me to an episode you may have done about this? Many thanks for all of the great content. 🙌