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Infosec guy. I'm just here for the memes. Midwest is best. All opinions are mine, etc, etc.
Lapsus$ have dropped the filetree listing and some sample data from the Github internal breach on LimeWire (because apparently it's 1998).
@Tarah I've checked recent release notes for CrowdStrike, SentinelOne and Huntress. No mention of it in any of those. If Windows ARM support is anything to judge by, it might take a while.
@douglevin Yes, that's a pretty common practice. We require either an NDA or BAA (business associate agreement) before providing ours. Several of our vendors do the same.

@veronica The satnav thing is something I definitely feel myself. I used to be able to commit the route to a new place to memory after one or two trips at most. Now I feel like it takes me MUCH longer because I know I can always fall back to Google Maps.

Even worse, finding decent paper maps can be a genuine challenge anymore. And you'll sometimes pay quite a premium to get them.

inb4 all of the fun vulnerability brand names are used up and researchers start randomizing phoneme groups, like those Amazon "brands".

ZQUUFRA Attack
PYUMBOQFail
PFLINQO Shell
YHRENBU RaaS
Dirty WOOMRYX
GHRUUPTA variant of the NQIFOLM vuln
ZWELBRAXHammer

@cR0w It looks like you can run it with an on-prem management server, and I think this is saying that's what's impacted. Although don't quote me on that because I haven't touched the product in several years. And even then it was to help out one customer temporarily.
@cR0w I believe that's Bitdefender's EDR product.
is wash really dead
@support Thanks, back working!