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[Technology] A pretty mind blowing article for those up on tech
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giveusfalmerplease
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Thanks. New one to me. Wonder how they bypass the pay wall. Disabling the java script probably wouldn't work?
AmexRuislip
Trainee Spy 🕵️♂️
Have stuck with it and it's an interesting read thank you.
Yes... I too have watched i-robot !
And...Alexa does have her moments of 'sorry, I'm having trouble connecting to the internet at the moment '.
Thanks for your time spent on the precis of the article
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
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Hasn't that been taken down?
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
stewardxxx
Active member
I remember that day well, I was in Montreal for the week launching a cloud-based contact centre platform for a large financial services company. All of the prep work had been done remotely with the final testing, training and launch taking place in their office which meant I hadn't been able to build trust or a proper relationship with them the same way I normally would. Anyway, on the Friday morning we switched all the phone numbers over to our service and managed to get the first person logged in and everything was going well. However, we couldn't get anyone else logged in which prompted their IT Director to come down and started berating me, the company and the cloud in general.
Then the bat phone went off due to all their payment systems and websites going down and we went into a room that was like the bridge of the enterprise for monitoring all systems and they had the below screen up showing the whole of North Americas internet being pummelled.
We put in place a solution to route calls to people's mobiles before going back to the original plan at about 3PM and then he took me out for dinner and drinks and apologised. That event helped build his trust in me and we became good pals. (Although he is a bloody Chelsea fan)
Then the bat phone went off due to all their payment systems and websites going down and we went into a room that was like the bridge of the enterprise for monitoring all systems and they had the below screen up showing the whole of North Americas internet being pummelled.
We put in place a solution to route calls to people's mobiles before going back to the original plan at about 3PM and then he took me out for dinner and drinks and apologised. That event helped build his trust in me and we became good pals. (Although he is a bloody Chelsea fan)
- Oct 17, 2008
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This has been going on for decades.
Every single major bank has hired hackers at one time or another on excellent money to work on their security. After all, who better to protect your business than a specialist who actually knows the tricks of the trade and modern techniques?
Many have gone straight and have had very long and lucrative careers in financial and law enforcement sectors doing cyber security.
Every single major bank has hired hackers at one time or another on excellent money to work on their security. After all, who better to protect your business than a specialist who actually knows the tricks of the trade and modern techniques?
Many have gone straight and have had very long and lucrative careers in financial and law enforcement sectors doing cyber security.
Us too. There is absolutely nothing smart in our house - including the inhabitants.
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
This particular article is perfectly visible in the reading mode in FireFox, so no third party sites needed at all.
I’ll wait for the Netflix series
DDoS attacks on Dyn - Wikipedia
….not the point of my response
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
No criticism or offence was meant, I was just adding to the options for getting around the rather thin paywall.….not the point of my response
Nowprries….see quite a few paywalled articles on here and don’t mind as they are easy to circumventNo criticism or offence was meant, I was just adding to the options for getting around the rather thin paywall.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
I’ve installed smart switches and the such six months later customer wants the old switches back. If you are to lazy to turn a light switch on then seek help.
The FBI recruited Frank Abagnale. It makes sense, hire the best.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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I don't have Alexa but trying to ask my 'smart' TV to do relatively simply thing is often a slow and painful process.
I have three teenager so in terms of entities that cannot or will not understand simple instructions I am set.
- Nov 11, 2009
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