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What a misleading and deliberately inflammatory title.

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  • tychotithonus@infosec.exchangeT tychotithonus@infosec.exchange

    What a misleading and deliberately inflammatory title.
    I am incensed. Public communication matters.

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    @tychotithonus this blog hasn’t been written by AI for sure. What a hard read. Reads like nearly unedited speech-to-text.

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    • xavier@infosec.exchangeX xavier@infosec.exchange

      @tychotithonus Welcome to knowbe4. They have a long history of very slimey sales and marketing teams.

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      @Xavier @tychotithonus dig kevin up and hang him from the city gates

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      • tychotithonus@infosec.exchangeT tychotithonus@infosec.exchange

        What a misleading and deliberately inflammatory title.
        I am incensed. Public communication matters.

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        Your Password Needs To Be 25 Characters or Longer Due to AI and Quantum Attacks

        Prior to my further research into AI and quantum for my latest book, How AI and Quantum Impact Cyber Threats and Defenses, I had pretty solid password...

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        (blog.knowbe4.com)

        viss@mastodon.socialV This user is from outside of this forum
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        @tychotithonus knowbe4 are a pack of frauds

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        • tychotithonus@infosec.exchangeT tychotithonus@infosec.exchange

          What a misleading and deliberately inflammatory title.
          I am incensed. Public communication matters.

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          Your Password Needs To Be 25 Characters or Longer Due to AI and Quantum Attacks

          Prior to my further research into AI and quantum for my latest book, How AI and Quantum Impact Cyber Threats and Defenses, I had pretty solid password...

          favicon

          (blog.knowbe4.com)

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          @tychotithonus LOL

          I feel like this is my personal war: I don't care how long or complex your password is, and neither should you, because your passwords should be generated-by and stored-in a password manager

          Your biggest risk is having a password stolen on one site that you use in another, not in people magically cracking it

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          • iagox86@infosec.exchangeI iagox86@infosec.exchange

            @tychotithonus LOL

            I feel like this is my personal war: I don't care how long or complex your password is, and neither should you, because your passwords should be generated-by and stored-in a password manager

            Your biggest risk is having a password stolen on one site that you use in another, not in people magically cracking it

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            @iagox86 @tychotithonus knowbe4 forces their customers to allow them to have direct to inbox access, bypassing all security, thereby rendering their entire service meaningless, since none of their shit could ever make it past real filtering

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            • viss@mastodon.socialV viss@mastodon.social

              @iagox86 @tychotithonus knowbe4 forces their customers to allow them to have direct to inbox access, bypassing all security, thereby rendering their entire service meaningless, since none of their shit could ever make it past real filtering

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              @Viss

              WHAT!?!?

              I did not know that. I have heard their name mentioned in edu circles, but I have never looked deeply into their service.

              What. A. Shitshow.

              @iagox86 @tychotithonus

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              • viss@mastodon.socialV viss@mastodon.social

                @iagox86 @tychotithonus knowbe4 forces their customers to allow them to have direct to inbox access, bypassing all security, thereby rendering their entire service meaningless, since none of their shit could ever make it past real filtering

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                @Viss I mean, to be fair, if your goal is to track which people click on the thing, the thing has to go through. They're testing a different layer of the controls, so to speak.

                Though I am not personally a fan of that -- it feels like "gotcha infosec" when done wrong, and it usually is, and I usually recommend people take that money and spend it on phishing-resistant MFA instead - I do see why it needs a clear path inward to test what it's testing for.

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                • tychotithonus@infosec.exchangeT tychotithonus@infosec.exchange

                  @Viss I mean, to be fair, if your goal is to track which people click on the thing, the thing has to go through. They're testing a different layer of the controls, so to speak.

                  Though I am not personally a fan of that -- it feels like "gotcha infosec" when done wrong, and it usually is, and I usually recommend people take that money and spend it on phishing-resistant MFA instead - I do see why it needs a clear path inward to test what it's testing for.

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                  @tychotithonus dude i designed twitters entire platform, in house, from scratch, and no, you dont have to do ANY of their bullshit

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                  • viss@mastodon.socialV viss@mastodon.social

                    @tychotithonus dude i designed twitters entire platform, in house, from scratch, and no, you dont have to do ANY of their bullshit

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                    @tychotithonus i tracked eeeeeeeeverything. and i still have all my old code

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                    • funnymonkey@freeradical.zoneF funnymonkey@freeradical.zone

                      @Viss

                      WHAT!?!?

                      I did not know that. I have heard their name mentioned in edu circles, but I have never looked deeply into their service.

                      What. A. Shitshow.

                      @iagox86 @tychotithonus

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                      @funnymonkey @iagox86 @tychotithonus they are legitimately "the cheapest possible option available so you can tell your business insurance org that you do phishing training"

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                      • viss@mastodon.socialV viss@mastodon.social

                        @tychotithonus i tracked eeeeeeeeverything. and i still have all my old code

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                        @Viss Huh, I had never really thought about how that work work if it didn't traverse the same inbound email path as everything else without special handling. I don't mean to pry, but I'd be interesting in learning about that!

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