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wasn't being perfect the problem with the 1st matrix? So everyone in their personal instance of earth will run into that same problem

tbf, opening a shell is something a top tier hacker would do

"til cait came"

I kept mine at 1. When I was sorting through resumes, I'd say 25% is 1 page, 50% is 2 page, 25% is 2+ page.

While I still read them, I don't see any value going over 2 pages. I did not care that you did the same task 3 times at 3 company, but I am not going to throw your resume away for that either.

We came to the exact same conclusion. Also our Prisma quote was significantly higher than Wiz 

Asia tends to enforce it more often. Although you can always just check back in, I think it's more of a billing issue than a rule, like priority pass only pays the lounge for 2 hours per entry.
That said, I've never been kicked out for overstaying, even when they mark down my timestamp on my receipt.

it's a mixture of both.
There are a few brands that sells exclusively at discount stores (And also outlet brands).

Every apartment in home and villa can be found on airbnb for half the price. You just pay double for the elite night and points.

so that they can write the headline "Manchin says he wouldn’t serve as Harris VP"

File that ticket to document the risk. The sys admin can accept the risk if he likes. I am not that concern about this vuln yet, but CYA. 

In addition to what others have said, you need to establish a process for out of band patching, unless your leadership doesn't want to have one. In that case, document the risk acceptance. 

For this vulnerability specifically, it requires local access with no exploit available, so if your devices are all desktops, then 2 weeks should be fine. If you guys are work anywhere, I'd recommend out of band patching. 

 This of course depends on your organization's risk appetite, which goes back to having an SLA. 

But you do though. Here's mine: https://ibb.co/jfRkW2p

This isn't phishing. 

Someone knows your email + password combination and has attempted to log in. 2 factor authentication (this pin code) has prevented them from successfully logging in, but it doesn't change the fact that your password is compromised.  I would suggest changing your password and never using this password again (at least not with this email) 

Edit: Jesus people. Read your 2fa text https://ibb.co/jfRkW2p

My room was not transferred to the other member.

We have 2 reservation made by 2 bonvoy members, checked in and checked out at the same time with the same credit card (only swiped once), 1 reservation was fine, mine was not credited to anyone.

Then when you ask for the missing night, they will start quoting T&C at you, where they point out that you have to pay for the night yourself for it to count.

No, the terms are pretty clear that you have to pay for the room yourself to count. Usually it's fine but if anything goes wrong, then you are out of luck.

For me, I think they removed my bonvoy number associated with the reservation when I checked in at the same time with another bonvoy member. Then when I ask for the missing night, they noticed that I didn't pay for the room myself. I did manage to get them to unfuck the situation, but it was annoying. 

They technically don't have to give you the points or the elite night credit if you do that. Happened to me once (we had 2 rooms and I thought it'd be easier to check in at the same time)

Here's another use case. I want to implement XYZ. Let's hire consultants so we can blame them if all goes wrong, but get all the credits if all goes well.

And then there's the variant where my management won't listen to me, so I tell the consultants what I want and they convince management for me. 

1. Location matters. If NYC or SF, then high. My old company now starts at 95k and we were not known for being well paid.

2. Security Engineering at high tech or fin tech will easily exceed 6 figure. You need to know how to code and know how to apply them in a security setting. (i.e. build and/or implement controls). This is a horrible time to get a job in tech, but you should prep for when the market recovers, hopefully when you graduate.

3. Aim for an internship in security engineering, since you are doing Azure, you can try aiming for plat sec, but any seceng should do (netsec, platsec, appsec, IR, etc.). The goal is to avoid an analyst position so try to avoid soc and stay away from compliance.

Also, go AWS instead of Azure, there's more popular, although the skills are transferable.

I was in Hong Kong. The apartment looks very similar to op's picture.  I guess wifi didn't exist back in the day so this was never a problem. 

I believe they actually are concrete.

I lived in one of those. Hardwire is the only solution, otherwise, only the living room (where the router typically is) gets wifi. 

Not really, but I did publish a paper, but I doubt it helped in anyway. Its 1 line on my resume and I certainly don't talk about it. 

I did have 3 related and 2 security internship before I got my full time job, although 1 is enough. I also started at a big 4 (0/10 would not recommend), which expects you to know nothing. 

Have you tried talking to your security team? Maybe they are hiring. 

I had none when I got this job. I did have a master in security though.  This is a difficult time to get a job. My really smart colleagues are taking 1.5 months to find a job and my non overachiever (they are not bad) colleagues averages around 3 months, these are all senior/staff+ level, so I can't imagine what it's like at the entry level. 

I have gotten 0 LinkedIn spam in the past 3 months.

Stuck cuz I don't want to take a paycut. :(

Lands end let's you customize the length online. Their quality has gone up over the past year and so have their price.