jetbrains is far from the first company to make this particular pair of claims but it is simply, on the most fundamental level, impossible to mass-collect people’s terminal and editor contents and also not collect sensitive or personal data.

I realize they may have the foresight to use pattern-matching filters to skip over some of the most obvious ones (in which case they should be more specific and less handwavey), but that will only ever catch a fraction of it. And no company wants to admit and take responsibility for the fact that their data-hoarding practices are constantly violating GDPR, HIPAA, and every other acronym under the sun

The Russian secret service targeted airports, the defense and logistics industry, the maritime sector, trains, IT companies, and air traffic control.

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https://cnews.link/russian-hackers-target-us-disrupt-ukraine-aid-nsa-1/

There's a powerful (and dangerous) runtime that's been overlooked by the bad guys, but you need to know about it. This is an introduction to Deno and its offensive capabilities.

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