Oh absolutely, anyone in a red team position is more than capable of running a few command lines. The guy is without a doubt trying to stalk someone

Sherlock is command line only too…

Your saved passwords are reversible too, just don’t do it. If you really want to, put a password on it, but then why would you even save it at all? The convenience is lost at that point. And if you save it without a password, to decrypt the cc a decryption key has to be saved somewhere, and if it’s not on your pc, it’s saved on a server you don’t own.

Usually a domain gets rented for the test, using the in-house domain isn’t normal. But you can change the display name of an email adress to appear as if it was sent from a reputable source

In my case the employer got so angry that he personally delivered invitations to a “Cybersecurity in the workplace”-course

Regular Phishing tests is the only way I know how. GoPhish is an open source tool to automate them, and I have had great experiences with it.

https://github.com/gophish/gophish

I once did a Phishing test for a customer during an internship. We had 50% of all employees click the Phishing link, and 30% of all employees input their login info.

What was the form? A new data protection agreement (which was the current one copied from the firm’s site) which required a login to accept.

These employees all got regular cybersecurity training, and yet they still fell for such an obvious fake login

Any of the PVZ garden warfare games getting emergency patches to this day, Sims 2 Ultimate Edition being given away for free when Sims 4 launched and technically speaking revamping Sims 4 from an online game into a normal Sims game months before the official release due to the backlash caused by Sims City’s release.

And if we’re talking greed, It Takes Two’s demo allows you to fully play the game if your friend owns the full version, also fun fact, the incredible 3D platformer Fe was published by them, and is worth a try, even if you simply pirate it.

CDPR execs put the Devs under incredible crunch, and then acted surprised when the product wasn’t up to snuff on release. Say what you want about EA, atleast their games aren’t released with game breaking bugs happening in cutscenes of all places. They released the buggy mess known as Cyberpunk2077 not as an Early Access Title, but as a full release, lied about performance on console, and then simply kept one of their promises, that being ‘content updates’, and suddenly everything’s forgiven?

Huh, that’s weird. But thanks for clarifying.

Lemmy bug, maybe? Because I replied to someone asking why CDPR was on the same level as EA

Maybe lemmy bugged out, because I replied to another person who asked why CDPR is on the same level as EA

Have you already forgotten the Cyberpunk 2077 launch?

Considering the only closed source apps have ads and use a premium model is kind of funny. Especially considering Lemmy is FOSS, and they are making money off of a FOSS project

Just because your attention span and memory are lacking doesn’t mean everyone else’s is.

This movie is a good way to show what half of humanity is going through in their day-to-day life, would you really call that a “non-pressing issue”?

I understand if the story being used to deliver the message isn’t your cup of tea, but simply disregarding what some would call an important and half of humanity affecting issue, is quite rude.

Please remember there is more to do in the world than to just concentrate on one issue at a time, and this movie is simply one small move for women to sit in a theater and to point out “Yes, I know that experience, and I hate it as well”.

An interesting way to look at it, is that this movie is similar to what superhero movies are to men, with a lot of ironic “womensplaining” memes popping up on several different social medias. If you really don’t like it, just think of it as the first Avengers movie but for women. Maybe that helps understand it a little better.

Dead by Daylight, leaving the community and game single-handedly cured my depression

Unlikely, but your motherboard might have an extremely low max RAM capacity.

Search for your boards specifications and check how much RAM/Memory it can suppport. If you don’t know your motherboards name, open CMD and type: “wmic baseboard get product”

Let him test it out, preferably at high altitude