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Full marks for the whataboutery. Sadly none for realising that we’re just reading the news

Probably not. But at the same time, the specifics about what you can and can’t say about a cyber incident sometimes mean you can’t be 100% transparent right off the bat. It goes both ways. That said, customers generally deserve better than they get from big business 👍🏼

Yeah not like we mentioned Gaza or anything, but sure 👍🏼

Yeah 😅 “first things five and a half minutes in” didn’t sound quite as snappy 😂

I'd hazard this was more likely an impersonation of a trusted supplier than a case of stolen credentials via phishing link because agreed, a lot of email filters will catch the malicious url. We might have to differ on the "easy to compromise an email with a phishing link" topic as "ease" is a relative concept. Yes, that kind of activity is easy if you have the skills - not as much so if you're a pure-play scammer relying on social engineering tactics

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Had the camera set up closer last week. Since I use my phone to record, it turns out that at that distance me being centred on my phone makes me slightly off center in shot - which i knew would be the case. I just didn’t realise it would be so pronounced on the 16:9 split screen view 😅 It’s a lesson learned

thank you! 😁

Can’t beat a bit of the Stux! 😅

Thanks for the sub and the well wishes! Honestly you’re right on the money - the best thing you can do is just put a show outline together and get recording. That’s basically what we decided to do no matter how little we knew what we were doing. We accepted that we might think the first few are crap but we posted them anyway. The aim is to make each subsequent one better than the last and always keep learning Let us know if you’ve got any questions. We’ll always be willing to help out if we can

QR codes are a quick, easy and necessary step in setting up many multi-factor authentication solutions. QR codes will also begin to replace passwords as a primary means of verifying your identity. Before lambasting a technology it's generally a good idea to have made at least some effort to understand what it's for and how it works

Quite right - 5 years of experience (or 4 with special dispensation) is indeed a hard requirement without which you can’t claim to be CISSP certified. Is it possible you meant to reference ISC2 rather than EC Council, as it’s the former who issue the qualification? And yes, this particular Short in isolation is indeed an understatement, but it’s been clipped from a larger segment which delves into more detail

Yeah, this is a really good mindset. It should always be a question of "What's in it for me? Do I understand what potential benefit confers to me?" If that's not clear then one should always be questioning the need to scan a QR