I've seen offices where only a few people were able to connect to the network printer and just ask people if they can print it.
Usually they've tries using flash drives but many large printers are also terrible at reading pdf files from them.
Edit: Should note that most of these people were smart and were able to follow instructions. However the big office printers can be an utter pain at times.
Until he burns that bridge again
Yes, but those locked down gardens had the benefit of having stores built in. Most people I know prefer Steam over the Xbox store which is already on there.
I've seen the movie and read the book. The movie removes a lot of the stuff that showed how insane Tommy Wiseau actually is, including how we made his money. The movie even claims nobody knows where his money came from, while it's clearly written in the book it's based on.
A Canadian film maker created an honest documentary about it called room full of spoons, Tommy is still fighting it in courts unfortunately.
The movie is called the room, it's a "so bad it's good" movie. The guy who wrote, directed and starred in it is just so out there that the movie is baffling. You need 3-4 views in order to process the movie fully.
True, but the comment I was responding about not trusting non-web builds. This could imply that it's only for non-web build Godot games while you could easily do this with any engine.
You'd think so, but the truth is that a lot of these insurance contracts where created before ransomware hit the mainstream.
New contracts would benefit from this, however most people who like to pay for this type of insurance usually already have it.
A lot of the checkboxes are also "Do you have MFA", to which most companies respond yes due to office 365 or some users on the VPN having it.
Last time I checked you can spawn processes from any game engine, making this a moot point.
I think you're confusing mildly annoyed/made eyes roll with mad. But whatever floats your boat
In the "better" pentest they simply bring the software with them. You don't need to have it installed, they'll simply install it themselves
Should be noted that a lot of companies have absolutely no idea what was actually stolen due to insufficient logging.
Talking to the threat actor usually means getting some of the required info for GDPR.
Piss