Seems like the dns loggers are getting worried. Their arguments make zero sense, if they own the endpoints they can just disable it. If they don't own them, but they're certain they add value, then users will opt-in. If neither of those are true, then quit your snooping.
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Because infosec doesn't think "users" are people. They're an abstraction to be tolerated, manipulated, and controlled. It's in the stories we tell, our documentation, the way we work. So if there's a thing that makes security harder but benefits users - it's a tough sell.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I think some amount of push backof it comes from the fact that the binary nature of “ownership” breaks down in practice. Though admittedly the environments I’ve worked in may be edge cases.
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I think that is way there been a huge center stage on privacy vs security and more emphasis on governance... Some departments getting told: You own the data, we are here to make sure your doing it right and protect you. Let us help you.
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Tavis (first I love your posts and fully respect you) but did you know when you don't post for (it's short like) 24-36 hours the Twitter alert comes in Tavis "hasnt posted recently." That is how much I find you a staple of this platform and its learning your frequencies of posts.
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Swift your good to, different way though.. And love your tweets also. Of course fully respect you also.
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