What Are You Doing Right Now

siringo

monday morning. spent the weekend with my dear old mum. getting old really sucks.

hobbit666

Waiting for the train at 6:30am to go into the office 🥺
Office had a power cut and the switches are doing strange things. Think a call to Dell might be required

gjacobse

I think (tik) I am showing signs of with(tik)draw.... Very slow day here at ML.

scottalanmiller

@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

I think (tik) I am showing signs of with(tik)draw.... Very slow day here at ML.

It is!

dafyre

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

I think (tik) I am showing signs of with(tik)draw.... Very slow day here at ML.

It is!

Us US folks still recuperating from Thanksgiving?

travisdh1

About to head out to the company's 25th anniversary celebration. Hopefully a bit better than just a longer than normal day.

JaredBusch

Northbound

gjacobse

Fed up and frustrated with 'security walls' in place... and having to 'remote' to a computer to re-start a (poorly built) service...

Anything that I can do to manage the service on a remote computer via script is a win in my book.. so off to the Google pot again to find how I can deal with this service without 'delay'.

Enter Elevated CMD prompt and the SC command.

sc \\Remote_Device query triposservice

SERVICE_NAME: triposservice
        TYPE               : 10  WIN32_OWN_PROCESS
        STATE              : 4  RUNNING
                                (STOPPABLE, NOT_PAUSABLE, ACCEPTS_SHUTDOWN)
        WIN32_EXIT_CODE    : 0  (0x0)
        SERVICE_EXIT_CODE  : 0  (0x0)
        CHECKPOINT         : 0x0
        WAIT_HINT          : 0x0

Great - Glad to see the crap-nugget still running. But this give me ammo on building MY solution to have to restart this damned service on a weekly basis.

sc \\Remote_Device start triposservice

Now - just have to wait for it to 'fail' to test it as I'm not about to stop it mid day. They'd panic and call me on the phone about it.

EddieJennings

Drafting a support agreement.

hobbit666

Thinking about getting up and setting my Soldering station to work on the Xbox and Switch

gjacobse

@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Thinking about getting up and setting my Soldering station to work on the Xbox and Switch

Eh - I am up, not sure about the thinking part yet. However I have a old portable battery I may try to sort out. The 3s2p battery that was in it failed - I have plenty of batteries so I can repair and augment it's storage. but do I WANT to....

RojoLoco

Up early on a Saturday... not sure why. Coffee is brewing and we have a bunch of duck eggs, so I think I see brunch in my future. Also have to apply a code update to our fancy, new storage appliance.

jt1001001

My oldest is 9 TODAY! Last year of single digits

RojoLoco

WOW..... our receptionist got spear phished hard... payed out $44k without confirming it with the owner. Granted, they did spoof the owner's email, but not his email signature. Should have caught it there. Does anyone know of a magic bullet to stop spoofing on O365?

WrCombs

@rojoloco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

WOW..... our receptionist got spear phished hard... payed out $44k without confirming it with the owner. Granted, they did spoof the owner's email, but not his email signature. Should have caught it there. Does anyone know of a magic bullet to stop spoofing on O365?

contact them outside of the email and verify it was sent to them ..

Dashrender

@rojoloco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

WOW..... our receptionist got spear phished hard... payed out $44k without confirming it with the owner. Granted, they did spoof the owner's email, but not his email signature. Should have caught it there. Does anyone know of a magic bullet to stop spoofing on O365?

Good question.

One think you can definitely do is turn on the notice - this email came from outside the company.

Then if this happened again - it would be a huge red flag that the "owner's" email came from outside the email system - and that should NEVER happen.

I don't know if O365 can be set to prevent the allowance of emails from the outside that appear as the same email address/displayname as an O365 user.

Dashrender

@wrcombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@rojoloco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

WOW..... our receptionist got spear phished hard... payed out $44k without confirming it with the owner. Granted, they did spoof the owner's email, but not his email signature. Should have caught it there. Does anyone know of a magic bullet to stop spoofing on O365?

contact them outside of the email and verify it was sent to them ..

This requires the person receiving the email to do something... which clearly they didn't do on this email.

WrCombs

@dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@wrcombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@rojoloco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

WOW..... our receptionist got spear phished hard... payed out $44k without confirming it with the owner. Granted, they did spoof the owner's email, but not his email signature. Should have caught it there. Does anyone know of a magic bullet to stop spoofing on O365?

contact them outside of the email and verify it was sent to them ..

This requires the person receiving the email to do something... which clearly they didn't do on this email.

Ah I missed that part.

EddieJennings

Writing a standard operating procedure document while I do a task.

travisdh1

I'm in "The little switzerland" today (Sugarcreek, OH). Also home of the largest cuckoo clock.

Like all tourist traps, it sounds more exciting than it is.