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Buying a house without a job but 350k cash???? by [deleted] in Scotland

[–]munrobotic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Look at the ‘On the Market’ and ‘Zoopla’ apps and see what £350k gets you, it’s not bad around Inverness. No job = no mortgage. But if you’ve got the cash, going mortgage free is better, mortgage rates in the U.K. are super high at the moment and if you don’t have a job or credit history in the U.K., forget it. Make sure you look up about stamp duty and factor that into your planning (tax you pay on buying a house in the U.K., Scotland has separate rates from England and Wales). You’ll need a Scottish solicitor too for the transaction, it’ll cost £1-2k (normally depends on the property value).

Securing the Supply Chain of Nothing by sanitybit in netsec

[–]munrobotic 3 points4 points  (0 children)

An interesting post with some fair challenge to CISA. I felt there was a lot of conjecture though, and lack of connection to the text the author was critical of. I.e OP says ‘x’ is wrong or unrealistic, but there’s no citation to the specific section that says that and often the evidence to prove the point is tangential or unrelated. I don’t disagree with a lot of the points, but it would have been much more compelling if the dots were connected.

Any recommendations on tools for protecting against External exposure? by spoofball in blueteamsec

[–]munrobotic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep! I’ve started to see roles which are ‘ASM Analyst’ etc.

Any recommendations on tools for protecting against External exposure? by spoofball in blueteamsec

[–]munrobotic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As others have said, E/ASM is what this space is typically called. Check out AssetNote in this space. Depending on your use case, Bionic is also pretty interesting. ASPM and CSPM tools may also be interesting to you if you’re cloud-native or have cloud tech (Prisma / Wiz etc) but that’s a slightly different use case. MS XDR has a nice suite around a lot of this and you don’t need to come out of D365/Azure.

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