Remember when they introduced macros & it immediately became a dirty word in security circles...?
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RE: https://mamot.fr/@koantig/117013235222626935
Remember when they introduced macros & it immediately became a dirty word in security circles...?
Yeah, we've learned nothing - you could say that neither have they, but they never cared to.
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RE: https://mamot.fr/@koantig/117013235222626935
Remember when they introduced macros & it immediately became a dirty word in security circles...?
Yeah, we've learned nothing - you could say that neither have they, but they never cared to.
@jwcph indeed, it's even worse now, what with giving the keys to "agents" and letting them loose on your assets!
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@jwcph indeed, it's even worse now, what with giving the keys to "agents" and letting them loose on your assets!
@koantig Microsoft - and Big Tech in general - never stopped trying to turn what the rest of us would consider harmful computer viruses into money-making features.
The distance between black hat exploitation & "legitimate" tech business is smaller than the width of a flaccid mosquito penis.
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