@devopstoolbox I looked through your dotfiles, but couldn't figure out where `detect`, that you often pipe to, comes from. I'd love to have this since I deal with a lot of pseudo-tabular data on the CLI on a regular basis :)

@ianhanomansing We have lots of data that would be illuminating!

@webyeti I was able to find a hybrid of security and something else. It's allowed me to learn new things without making a wholesale change. Might not be what you're looking for, but it's an option.

@Jhaddix "brew bundle" to get most of the things I care about pretty quickly from the last install.

@msftsecresponse @msftsecurity Does this mean there won't SU/CU/H1 release for 2016?

@Balgan Something in operations so he can learn all the things that are compromised to make a business run, and where people misjudge acceptable risk. I don't want to suggest helpdesk, but they see all the gore.

@msftsecurity Would you be able to take a peek at for server versions. Everything I can see tells me that it's running EOL'd 8.5 IIS.

@Bell_Aliant Are there any outages today? I have a site on the south shore that isn't reachable, and no cloud devices are checking in. is also currently broken.

@_JohnHammond Maybe the biggest takeaway is that it should have never been on by default.

@Balgan I think the incentives are too high for them not to cheat on these numbers.

@privacylawyer Don't forget the second-order consequence of the incumbent media seeing their inbound traffic dwindle, causing a devaluation of their own, direct, ad revenues.

@vmcntosh @privacylawyer Incumbent media conglomerates. Incidentally, due to a drop in referral traffic, I bet that their advertisers are considering going elsewhere...

@geerlingguy @45Drives @tekwendell @TechnoTimLive @CraftComputing You're all in Nova Scotia?!

@privacylawyer It always read to me as if content providers wanted to monetize twice: once on social media, and then once via click-through from social media.

@privacylawyer If migrating to O365, consider the the Defender add-on to be mandatory. Someone in Product trying to monetize this table-stakes feature is why O365 gets trounced by GSuite from a security perspective.

@Evil_Mog are you sitting on a plane, in 2C?

@geerlingguy Fork Ansible, then sed your way to a brand new book with the new name!

Things that I keep seeing folks getting wrong in the @nsgov MOVEit breach: 1. passwords- the attack is unauthenticated, no passwords needed. 2. It's SQLi- worse, the full chain leads to RCE. 3. "Global"- sure? The server NS needs to care about is located in NS.

@Tim_Bousquet The attack is unauthenticated- there is no need for usernames or passwords.