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rakkhi

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I work as a cyber security architect. I'm interested in new technology, startups, social media and most sports. Co founder of identity revive. Blog at rakkhi.Substack.com

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www.reuters.com 29d ago

Meta to invest $900M in India's CRED, taps founder to lead WhatsApp

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rakkhi.substack.com 1mo ago

Vibe Coding as a Security Architect

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twitter.com 1y ago

Entire software engineering team laid off due to AI

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chat.qwenlm.ai 1y ago

Alibaba's Qwen2.5 beats DeepSeek in benchmarks

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rakkhi.substack.com 1y ago

Geopolitical Cyber Warfare

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www.itnews.com.au 1y ago

Vic case worker used ChatGPT to draft child protection report

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www.msn.com 2y ago

Wells Fargo fires dozen workers for simulating keyboard activity

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rakkhi.substack.com 2y ago

Practical defences to an xz type attack

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furilabs.com 2y ago

Show HN: Aussie startup. Debian Trixie phone. Taiwan contract

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www.bleepingcomputer.com 2y ago

Over 5,300 Gitlab servers exposed to zero-click account takeover attacks

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www.bloomberg.com 2y ago

Apple rare price cut in China

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rakkhi.substack.com 2y ago

Are Fines and Jail time needed to improve Cyber Security globally?

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slguardian.org 2y ago

Tiny nuclear battery be commercialised?

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rakkhi.substack.com 2y ago

What credit card tokenization achieves

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www.theguardian.com 2y ago

Stephen Hawking at Epstein Island

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rakkhi.substack.com 2y ago

Can we not expect companies to patch anymore?

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rakkhi.substack.com 2y ago

Changing Culture as a way not to get Hacked

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substack.com 2y ago

iPhone sales drop 4.5% in China

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www.abc.net.au 2y ago

Australia Rejects Voice Referendum

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twitter.com 2y ago

ChatGPT follows instructions in picture over prompt

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substack.com 2y ago

Remember Oct 2022: Australia Medibank all childrens and abortion data leaked

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rakkhi.substack.com 2y ago

How you should run your next project or change

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substack.com 2y ago

Fast trains for most profitable air route?

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substack.com 2y ago

LastPass auto renewal of deleted account

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substack.com 2y ago

Mercedes Benz adds in car payment

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substack.com 2y ago

Cisco Buying Splunk for $29B

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rakkhi.substack.com 2y ago

No LK99 So Nuclear Power?

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www.itnews.com.au 2y ago

Digital ID Legislation in Australia

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substack.com 2y ago

Huawei just paid $73k USD to the average shareholder

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rakkhi.substack.com 2y ago

Microsoft did some things right and a lot wrong

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Well then it would be a good argument. Competition for video and short video services especially paid members makes that harder though

Is it a reasonable argument to say you can pay $20/month or whatever it is in your country and avoid ad's altogether?

Maybe we should support logging in with an OTP to email for many more systems than we do currently? Combined with conditional access and MFA its actually not bad.

No password to remember and supports this "pattern"

Australia has many GP's now using apps. Very easy to get even a same day appointment. But we have single payer healthcare, with 2% of gross income taxed for Medicare. We also have a system that encourages high income earners to pay for additional private health. Seems like a good system to me.

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Cyber security threat model for SSH keys and better alternatives.

All you need to understand: if rent control or price ceilings worked, why not apply it to clothes or food? I mean food should affordable to all right? This is the problem that we don't teach basic Austrian economics in high school.

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What should you really worry about with AI?

Minimum Wage Clock 3 years ago

Also it's a lot easier to complain on the Internet and raise awareness. Having to actually pay higher prices or go without the best product is a real cost to the individual. Easier to just "put it on global companies man". Peter Schiff did a good video a while back standing outside a Wallmart asking if any customer would pay more so the staff could earn more. Guess 100% of the response.

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In my 20 years in technology and cyber roles globally, it is the common sense that is not so common, that gets you the best cyber people and lets you retain them

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Happy Friday everyone! What happens if you get hacked this weekend and they get admin access?