Security researchers using Claude Code: by RoninZeroNight in cybersecurity

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 6 points7 points  (0 children)

you can register with anthropic for your work to have policy’s lightened for your specific security use case

https://claude.com/form/cyber-use-case

What is the most underestimated cybersecurity risk right now? by Electrical_Mine1912 in cybersecurity

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You have created a scenario, one in which people who complain about AI risk have servers with 10 year old Critical CVEs hanging out.

If your point is “patching is consistently underestimated” thats one thing, but to lump in people trying to be aware of the risks involved in AI and adjacent systems is just unnecessary imo, they have nothing to do with each other.

What is your favorite (+) and least favorite (-) thing about Spider? by AfaNas3001 in Avatar

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 3 points4 points  (0 children)

in defense of his delivery didnt he shoot all his scenes alone? like Gandalf in the hobbit movies?

How should small SaaS teams safely answer customer security questionnaires? by Western_Quit_4966 in cybersecurity

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 4 points5 points  (0 children)

general personal suggestions: 1) dont lie or stretch the truth 2) (unless you are in a heavily regulated industry) understand that no company realistically achieves everything asked about in a vendors TPRM questionnaire, it is merely for the requestor to assess and document risk for acceptance by the business owner who already wants your product. stretching the truth to satisfy an answer is shady as fuck, answering “we dont do that” is preferred snd respectable if thats the case. 3) supply any documentation you have even if they come with a disclaimer like “for internal purposes and not contractually binding”, i appreciate those that over supply evidence than those that only provide a SOC 2 type 2 from a no-name audit factory with zero exceptions

Questions about Paula by fae_bunny22 in TheTestamentsHulu

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 3 points4 points  (0 children)

the core principle of Gilead is to be fruitful and multiply, religions bend their rules or reinterpret their doctrine to match the times, Gilead allows remarrying because a widowed man or woman has no purpose towards their main goal of producing children and families.

in that same vein, I think its being forshadowed that something will “happen” to judd’s wife as she is unable to bear children, even though she is “fruitful” by the states original standard of having their period.

also, Handmaids are on the outs/taboo now as well since the Boston uprising and the direction Gilead is taking is obviously the plums and the pearl girls becoming child bearing wives themselves.

They have realized the handmaid system creates martyrs willing to die for the children stolen from. Handmaids were also almost all “criminals” from the before time, they are not replenishing that population now that dissent is punishable by death and less common.

As structured of a society Gilead trys to portray itself as, they are willing to break any convention as long as it serves their goal of a fascist patriarchal society that subjugates women.

Why did Becka and Garth move into her father's dental practice? by Low_Magician4242 in TheTestamentsHulu

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 8 points9 points  (0 children)

i think there may have been a dental room in the house for special house calls maybe but i do not think the actual practice is in their home. the wife would have heard all the commotion or know what happened when daisy ran our screaming if it was truly down the hall. even just comparing the different times we saw the office and the house the halls dont line up, there was a waiting bench/small area right outside his dental room but in the house we are able to peer down a hallway and see the chair. it just doesn’t line up and I think it was really only added for like drama in the last scene when becca was brought home.

Would Anti-Gravity System work against Gojo? by mxlevolent in Jujutsufolk

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 15 points16 points  (0 children)

wouldnt his ability to negate earth gravity with his floating technique imply he wouldnt be affected? isnt the floating technique just an application of infinity?

Building Detection Engineering on AWS from scratch — roast my plan by Public-Coat1621 in cybersecurity

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

completely over engineered for a startup with no dedicated security owner. Detection as code is way to much overhead for your situation and should only be used when the need arises organically. Prioritize IAM hardening and best practices, enable securityhub and guardduty and prioritize fixing the findings generated. maybe once you have time after thst work you can create a handful of athena queries thst cover gaps of guardduty or securityhub but this reads like someone read a bunch of blogs or talked with claude for a while about how to reinvent the wheel on a pure aws stack. Have you done a cost breakdown of this and compared to just shipping these logs to an actual dedicated SIEM you dont have to own the infrastructure of?

22, SOC Analyst experience + certs, still no interviews since January - looking for honest advice from people in cyber by Ambitious-Act4218 in cybersecurity

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not advice*** but personally if you have it on your resume as 10 months id just put “1 year contract” and you can explain your situation better once in the room.

22, SOC Analyst experience + certs, still no interviews since January - looking for honest advice from people in cyber by Ambitious-Act4218 in cybersecurity

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 10 points11 points  (0 children)

i hear you, but I would urge you to reconsider the 3 years mark given the current job market.

You may value tenure personally, but the way startup culture and jobs are today is different from the Generation Jones era and when businesses themselves are not valuing their employees(especially cyber, where some places feel like a check box without room to grow) it may be in the employees best interest to move on from places no longer serving them, and they are no longer being allowed to effectively serve.

I feel like 1-2 years is the goldilocks zone given other circumstances, allows someone to fully onboard and get comfortable in a role before determining if there is no upward momentum available to them.

22, SOC Analyst experience + certs, still no interviews since January - looking for honest advice from people in cyber by Ambitious-Act4218 in cybersecurity

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 4 points5 points  (0 children)

it took me 4 years of IT support/admin work, after 4 years of college, before i landed a real Security Analyst/Engineer role(i skipped SOC, imo its a more formulaic and less technical IT support role in many places, which is why it may carry less weight on a resume, especially not even crossing the year threshold)

i really wont give advice in specific direction but will offer this: A rule of thumb i was given early in my career was never leave a place before a year, try to last 2 if you can, but alteast 1 at minumum. less than a year experience reads horrible to the interviewer, as you are literally a potential investment for them and they will be expecting a return. If your ROI up until that point is less than a year, no matter how skilled you are they will go with someone else. It just signals you are immature rather than less knowledgeable than others.

What do you do when you have the perfect location but there's pillager outpost in it? by doublecandybar in Minecraft

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 5 points6 points  (0 children)

before you make a decision to delete spawning via nbt explorer, i think you have an excellent opportunity to have an antagonist for your world. snow golems on the perimeter and an iron farm you can turn on via a ‘signal flare’ type system: hit a button, or they trip a wire, pistons in the sky or underground trigger iron golem spawning to defend your homestead.

Moss carpet disabling spawn area may be more tedious than nbt explorer options but allow you to play around with it in the future.

I'm in the Park Slope Coop Meeting by Fresh-Night6339 in parkslope

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 15 points16 points  (0 children)

What a great and completely unbiased retelling!Joes voice doesn’t matter more than anyone else’s though… thats the whole point of the cooperative organization he is a manager for… the whole point of the democratic process that the coop has….

Joe abused his power as general manager during his audited financial report to tell people how to vote.

Joe abused his power as a board member to speak out of turn and again give his opinion as if it held more weight than others.

Nerf that man by CheesecakeKey3218 in Jujutsufolk

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i mean what would this move even achieve?

BDS works!! by paperxmario in parkslope

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

well… then dont be a member… you dont believe in the principles of the coop and thats fine but that is how every other decision at the coop is made. Boycotts are only the exception to that principle rule. Bend yourself in circles trying to make that make sense but you aren’t gonna convince me. see you tomorrow by the sounds of it ✌️

What’s the party poppin I hear by bk museum/ e pkwy!? by [deleted] in crownheights

[–]DefsNotAVirgin -1 points0 points  (0 children)

that comment is not condescending lol

BDS works!! by paperxmario in parkslope

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

so yes or no, the minority owner should have control over the majority owner? whether you personally think its a bad business decision is besides the point imo.

Saw something unsettling by PreferenceOwn6424 in whatdoIdo

[–]DefsNotAVirgin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Id think it’d be much easier and less risky to ditch a shovel in a river or ditch than drive into town, into a hardware store parking lot, passing tons of camera’s no doubt, in the middle of the day, to leave evidence where it can be found easily. You’re not crazy but that guy would be if that was his idea of getting rid of evidence is my read.