Etwas ist neu an diesem #TransDayOfVisibility:

So viele Geschwister sagen, dass sie sich heute bewusst nicht sichtbar oder noch unsichtbarer als normalerweise schon machen.

Ich kann sie verstehen, und gleichzeitig macht es mich unendlich traurig, dass es so ist. 😥

#tdov #trans

Ich brauche gleich nochmal Hilfe.
Ich gehe davon aus, dass wir heute einen Brief von einem Rechtsanwalt im Briefkasten haben werden, der uns irgendwas für die Mahnwache am Rosenmontag reinwürgen will.

Falls jemand in der Umgebung Kelheim/Regensburg eine Empfehlung für juristischen Beistand hat, der sich mit Vorwürfen von rechts auskennt - bitte melden!

#fedihelp

⚠️ Do not move your account to mastodon.cloud. If you know someone already on mastodon.cloud you might want to suggest they move to a different server.

-Mastodon.cloud's admin hasn't posted since Feb 2023
-There doesn't seem to be any moderation, really awful bigotry is still there months after being reported
-The server software is very outdated and full of unpatched security holes
-Because of all the above, many other servers have defederated mastodon.cloud

#MastodonCloud #FediBlock

«Medienpädagoge hält Social-Media-Verbot für keine gute Idee – die Gründe:
Australien hat Social Media für unter 16-Jährige verboten. Tatsächlich lauern Gefahren von TikTok & Co. Der Medienpädagoge Mirco Manetsch hält Verbote aber für den falschen Weg.»

Weshalb machen es viele Verantwortliche es sich bequem und geben den Kindern die Schuld anstatt den Datenhungerkonzernen?!

🧐 https://www.watson.ch/digital/social-media/260263055-medienpaedagoge-haelt-social-media-verbot-fuer-keine-gute-idee-die-gruende

#socialmedia #tiktok #kinder #daten #verbot #datenhungrig #tiktokverbot #jugend #gesellschaft

I teach cybersecurity. And I genuinely don't know what to tell my students after this one. Federal reviewers spent years trying to get basic encryption documentation from Microsoft for its GCC High government cloud. They couldn't get it. One reviewer called the system a "pile of spaghetti pies," with data traveling from point A to point B the way you'd get from Chicago to New York: a bus to St. Louis, a ferry to Pittsburgh, and a flight to Newark. Each leg is a potential hijacking. They knew this. They said this out loud in writing. Then they approved it anyway in December 2024, because too many agencies were already using it. 🔐 That's not a security review. That's a hostage negotiation. Two things in this story should make every CISO and CIO uncomfortable:

🧩 Microsoft built its federal cloud on top of decades of legacy code that it apparently can't fully document itself
👮 "Digital escorts" often ex-military with minimal software engineering backgrounds are the firewall between Chinese engineers working on the system and classified U.S. networks 🤦🏻‍♂️

The scariest line in the whole ProPublica investigation isn't the "pile of shit" quote. It's this: FedRAMP determined that refusing authorization wasn't feasible because agencies were already using the product. Read that again. The security review process reached a conclusion based on sunk cost, not risk. Ex Post Facto Fallacy

If that logic holds, the compliance framework is just documentation theater. And right now, CISA is being hollowed out, so there are fewer people left to even run the theater.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2026/03/federal-cyber-experts-called-microsofts-cloud-a-pile-of-shit-approved-it-anyway/
#Cybersecurity #Microsoft #FedRAMP #Leadership #RiskManagement #security #privacy #cloud #infosec