That NIST recommendation not to force regular password rotation is about 12 years old now, but it really is still news to a lot of people. I remind our head of IT every two months. I'm really into object-capability theory, so I tend to rail against the concept of login online as a whole: we have better tools, we've had them for 60 years. Maybe I'm just too vocal. On the cups thing: I remove cups-browsed. I didn't even know network printer discovery was a thing, I'm so used to configuring them manually. This prevents the remote trigger from working. When companies talk about replacing workers with AI, we all knew it didn't stand for Artificial Intelligence, right?
That NIST recommendation not to force regular password rotation is about 12 years old now, but it really is still news to a lot of people. I remind our head of IT every two months. I'm really into object-capability theory, so I tend to rail against the concept of login online as a whole: we have better tools, we've had them for 60 years. Maybe I'm just too vocal.
On the cups thing: I remove cups-browsed. I didn't even know network printer discovery was a thing, I'm so used to configuring them manually. This prevents the remote trigger from working.
When companies talk about replacing workers with AI, we all knew it didn't stand for Artificial Intelligence, right?
you. are not. wrong. :)