Now reinstalling Windows....fun

Avast blocks the thing, just tested it.

Are you trying to encrypt the entire device or just data within a specific app?

54GB of cache data for Webroot.

http://imgur.com/a/fYqzH

Guys...Seriously.

@Ambarishrh said in and we have since decided that it should be released as an open source project for the community.

https://github.com/atech/postal

This right here is the bit that makes people say "Oh YOU are the provider of the tool"

@JaredBusch said in DocuSign Phishing Attacks:

@Breffni-Potter said in DocuSign Phishing Attacks:

We ditched DocuSign because their API was limited to Enterprise only plans at a crazy amount of money.

For a company that is selling trust in the form of digital signatures, a breach like this is pathetically embarrassing.

WTF are you talking about?

FFS, this is just a basic phishing email and has nothing to do with DocuSign getting breached.

http://newsletter.knowbe4.com/a/1022/preview/323/171782/e95164e747c36173e00b01800cc0298761d59e80?message_id=ImI4MzY4ZjkwLTIxMjQtMDEzNS0yMGY5LTBjZGNkNGI2MzRjNEBrbm93YmU0LmNvbSI=

The phishing was based on three breaches.

@IRJ said in The power of Chat in IT Support:

@Breffni-Potter said in The power of Chat in IT Support:

https://support.darait.co.uk

Live chat is on a best effort basis but quite a few end users love it.

What do you use for you knowledge base backend?

Same software.

And whats great is I can have unlimited of everything, I only pay per user.

A company wants us to provide white label support? No problem. Whole new support desk created.

Sage has been a joke for years. Old news, anyone whose ever dealt with them knows this in and out.

Pick one:

Accountants who only know one software package
Accountants who are mostly resistant to change/new ways
Accountants who are risk averse/narrow focused
Accountants who get a commission from Sage for recommending it to their clients
Accountants who say "It is the software everybody uses"

And this is why I know how to do my own books.

@scottalanmiller said in Sage 50 Quantum in Hyper-V VM:

@Breffni-Potter said in Sage 50 Quantum in Hyper-V VM:

Accountants who are risk averse/narrow focused

More like risk confused. Risk aversion would get....

...Them to advise their clients to invest wisely in growing their business rather than stagnating in a turtle shell protection mode.

That annoys me more than the choice of software when I see that happening.

Yes it will work and be fine.

The dumb thing is that HPE would waste a 1TB SSD at triple the price when a mechanical would be fine.

Not convinced anyone would notice here. ML has a tiny tiny amount of traffic with all the compression going on, given most content is text, there's barely any load.

Yes it could be paid for as a trial as its cheap but...yeah.

The real performance gains would come from other details. Have a read of this:

https://uploadr.eu/r1ui9pIMW

Two seconds of load time are down to image banners on the page.

Different websites, email accounts, services, all in one tab, with notifications for key ones.

@Francesco-Provino said in Modern iPad security: the most secure endpoint ever?:

@Breffni-Potter said in Modern iPad security: the most secure endpoint ever?:

Yes but Apple has always had a walled garden approach to their iOS devices.

You can have more freedom and more risk or more security and less freedom, not both.

No problem with iOS freedom as of today. If I have a good ssh client, RDP, mail, nice browser, dropbox/other cloud storage, I'm set .

I made the switch to Android from iOS. I have a huge amount more freedom, I will not go back to iOS after this. Even the little details like mass closing apps, 1 button on Android, iOS you have to swipe a load away. I have all my messages on my Windows computer so I can reply to texts and make voice calls from a comfy headset.

So many of the little things add up to make it a pleasure to use.

Do enough people care for Chocolatey?

Is this another "Why won't you support Windows phone" thing.

But I repeat

Are there enough chocolatey users to invest time into this?

@scottalanmiller said in Is ZeroTier failing:

And me. Basically all people using SSH on Windows as that's how MS delivers that feature of the OS.

Could you explain that? Really bold statement.

With powershell, MSIs, group policies, who cares about this? I find a load of articles from 2014 "look exciting" on a few sites but...I don't see anyone jumping up and down with excitement.

@wirestyle22 said in 5Nine Free Hyper-V Manager No Long Available:

@scottalanmiller said in 5Nine Free Hyper-V Manager No Long Available:

@Breffni-Potter said in 5Nine Free Hyper-V Manager No Long Available:

@scottalanmiller said

For MSPs, for example, things like XO are godsends. Centralized management for multiple installations, no need for Windows licensing just for a GUI interface, etc.

Oh I'd happily be a XO user if Xen itself was not the ugly step sister of the VM world. Some of the stuff it is doing is just too special to really throw it into the mix of offerings, so its hyper-v or (heaven help us) VMWare.

What about KVM?

KVM doesn't have anything like XO afaik

https://virt-manager.org/

Regardless of SuiteCRM, you should never deploy a webapp on a Windows machine unless you have an extremely rare and good reason to do so and are happy to accept the compromises.

@Jimmy9008 said

Pentest. You get our company name, that is all. Can you get in? Could you almost get in? What could/did you change? etc.

Challenge accepted.