Found exactly what I needed.

"A Group is a collection of Backblaze users. All Groups have billing centrally managed by an administrator and allow administrators to keep track of the Group member’s backup statuses, B2 usage, and any alerts that members may have on their Backblaze accounts. Best of all, Groups bring added functionality to Backblaze at no extra cost."

Never used this but take a look...

http://www.smikar.com/

I mean I know it all sucks and it would be awesome if all the right people got all the right info and took all the right actions. but they don't and won't. So we need to push everyone that we can to do what they can. It's just what we have to work with.

@Kelly said in HP Laptops Found with Keylogger Built Into Audio Driver:

@DustinB3403 said in HP Laptops Found with Keylogger Built Into Audio Driver:

@Kelly said in HP Laptops Found with Keylogger Built Into Audio Driver:

Fun update:

I looks like Windows Defender is now flagging the MicTray process.
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Only after HP released a fix for it.

Well playing catchup is better than playing "don't care"

I'm going to see if my HP Support Assistant will patch it, and then I'll see if Defender flags it again.

And there are no patches available for my system. Thanks Obama.

I believe that @QuixoticJeremy is doing a talk about something kind of similar.

@coliver said in GE Power Grid Relays Found with Hard Coded Password and Breached Encryption:

One of the many reasons we need to work to modernize our electrical system.

Or, you know, use competent contractors for the components.

@DustinB3403 No I kept them. As Scott mentioned they work just fine without the app. I just can't get the fine-tuned EQ settings from the app so I have to use the phone settings.

This is the NSA right now:

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They have more than enough tool kits.

new Chrome has patch for this already.

And a lot of people set it to "always do" something bad, then it doesn't ask again.

Step One: Install something other than Windows Home
Step Two: Be more secure

@JaredBusch said in Microsoft Ditches Passwords to Return to One Factor Authentication:

@Reid-Cooper said in Microsoft Ditches Passwords to Return to One Factor Authentication:

@matteo-nunziati said in Microsoft Ditches Passwords to Return to One Factor Authentication:

people at microsoft
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I think that that picture makes it harder to find confidence in the products 🙂

Just the sad state of fashion in the late 70's

The hair styles are the worst part.

@RojoLoco Today on this too:
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1985267-av-conspiracy-theory-or-reality

Not much pity for people not bothering to update.