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I have a web application to share secrets securely across slack. Looking for someone who can do an independent pentest and give me a detailed report. Thanks.
So I am currently staring down a massive defence compliance framework audit that hits in exactly one month, and I need a realistic sanity check on our remediation roadmap. We have 30 users and are currently starting from absolute scratch regarding endpoint security controls. The Current Setup is; We are a Google Workspace shop (email, calendar, drive). Everyone currently has local admin rights on their laptops (mostly Windows, a couple of Linux). There is no active centralized directory or MDM controlling the endpoints. There’s a UniFi stack for switches, access points, and the UDM. We also have a Synology NAS used for backups and local storage. — What we’re lacking is just about EVERYTHING required by standard defence frameworks; No enforced Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) at the actual device logon screen. No enforced full disk encryption. No enforced configuration baselines (stale session screen locks, legal warning banners, etc.). No USB/removable media storage restrictions. No automated patch management or centralized asset inventory tracking. No dedicated, isolated logging environment (SIEM/Syslog). No network access management (Radius etc.) We want to keep Google Workspace for our email and daily collaboration to avoid a massive, painful email migration. Instead, we want to layer a secure identity and device management architecture over the top. The current suggestion is to get onto Entra and use Intune alongside NinjaOne to start, is this a good starting point and what could a realistic approach look like? Jumpcloud had been thrown about as a suggestion thought I’ve heard conflicting info about its potential and pricing. Oh and we can’t switch from Google, it’s off the table 🥲
Has anyone ever bought a wedding dress from this website?
Hi all. I am in the process The looking for a wedding dress. And I really love this one on this website but I’m not sure if it’s legit website. Jewel Clues. Any reviews would be appreciated. 🤍
Hey everyone, We’re planning to get SOC 2 compliance for our B2B SaaS product, and I’m trying to understand what the process actually looks like from people who’ve been through it. I’ve read a bit online, but I’d much rather hear real experiences. How did you approach it, which platform (if any) did you use, how did you find an auditor, how long did the entire process take, and what kind of budget should I expect? More importantly, is there anything you wish you’d known before starting that would’ve saved you time or money? Any advice, recommendations, or lessons learned would be hugely appreciated. Thanks!
We are trying to book tickets for visiting the parliament but not able to find the tickets on official website but found the tickets on this website Is this a genuine website or a scam?
She joined Roblox then said she'll do "free art" I said sure why not She added me on disc and her acc is VERY recent? Don't wanna judge so moving on She asked for my avatar 3d model and I've heard scams related to that so got VERY SKEPTICAL She also sent me a vid explaining how to do it so some expert help me out if it's safe?
Is buying minecraft from CDkeys (now named loaded) safe?
I grew up with mineraft, but unfortunately I never got to experience the legit experience, I always played on cracked launchers like tlauncher, but I'm still a minor with no job, and minecraft is 414dhs wich is equivalent to 40$, and that's out of my budget, CDkeys sell a redeem code for 13€, is the site trustworthy? And is the possibility of it stealing credit card information low?
Wanting to order something I see on the site ilovemypolish.com, but not sure if they are legit or a scam website. If they are legit and you have ordered from them, I’d love to hear about your experience, especially if you are in the US.
Experian told me they found some of my info on the dark web. This isn't the first time this has happened, so I haven't bothered to pay to see what they found. I've been getting spam calls and texts pretty frequently since then, so I believe them haha. This morning I got a happy birthday email from Allstate. They used my first name, and my birthday is very soon, and it's from a branch I used to use but it's been 10 years since I've used their services. I can be a pretty paranoid person, is it possible and/or likely someone's opening a policy in my name? Like reactivating my old account? All of my credit accounts are frozen. I sent them a message but they're closed on weekends. Anything else I can do?
I’m looking at cool Notre Dame jerseys that they are selling and I’m super tempted to buy a few, but I’m just really not sure if this website is a scam or not. I keep getting their ads on instagram.
I was looking for a company to invest in and came across HCB Advisory. I’m new to trading and currently only trade on Binance, but the market there is very limited. This company, however, offers broader access to trading options and higher leverage than Binance. Could you advise me on how to check whether this company is legitimate and not a scam?
Context: I’m 16, I don’t have $1000s to spend on LV cardholders, I’ve been dreaming about the golf card holder from LV, so with my available funds I got a fake on shop, for $51 on this store called “Revin clothing”, a German website I believe. Problem: I ordered this wallet on July 6th, it is now July 12th, and what I’m confused about is, 1. On the shop app itself it says “waiting for details”, but when I click on the confirmation email to go to the websites tracking, it says on the way, 2. Being I haven’t gotten charged??, I’m confused on the policy of shop itself and what the business is doing, and I don’t know anything financial really. So me going to the most resourceful thing at 1am, Gemini, they said a WHOLE LOT of the stuff is red flags, like them not pending the payment, they said there harvesting my data, and it shook my bones bc I don’t wanna lose my data, so I took some of its advice, and I locked my card, I will report potential scam in the morning, but I need actual help please! I’m 16, I know the basic scams not this stuff, are they actually harvesting my data? Should I report it right when I wake up? Should I get a new card? If you want photos I can reply to your comment with it. Sorry if it’s all over the place to kinda scared rn
is this website legit? it just randomly popped up in my instagram ads Google ai says its legit , not sure ...it looks like a new website also I wanted to buy a used gpu from them
Aftermath of an Infostealer attack. What comes next? How do I move forward?
A year ago, in May specifically, I was the victim of an infostealer virus. I was an idiot—I was looking to download a free MP3 tagging program called "Tag Rename" and downloaded it from a site I now know has a very poor reputation, called KaramPC (so be careful). I tried to install the supposed program, and it turned out to be a virus. I didn't know what it was at the time, nor did I worry, because I always have ESET Smart Security, which immediately detected and deleted whatever tried to attack my PC. However, the next morning, while I was at work, I received an endless stream of alerts from all my social networks about attempted attacks and password changes. Fortunately, I was able to fend them all off and take action. And yes, I also did what many here recommend when something like this happens: ran a deep scan with the antivirus, formatted the PC, and started from scratch. In theory, I haven't had any similar incidents since then. Only the fear and the experience it brought remained. But one question lingers: what happens to the information that infostealer managed to take? Am I marked for life? Do I now have to look over my shoulder every time I browse the web? How do you recover from something like that? How do you keep browsing as if nothing happened, knowing that they might be constantly trying to gain access to your data?
I have been looking to buy a budget friendly mattress and found Factorybuys. Although the products seem legit, many of the reviews seem to be bots. Is it safe to buy products from this site?
Context: I’m 16, I don’t have $1000s to spend on LV cardholders, I’ve been dreaming about the golf card holder from LV, so with my available funds I got a fake on shop, for $51 on this store called “Revin clothing”, a German website I believe. Problem: I ordered this wallet on July 6th, it is now July 12th, and what I’m confused about is, 1. On the shop app itself it says “waiting for details”, but when I click on the confirmation email to go to the websites tracking, it says on the way, 2. Being I haven’t gotten charged??, I’m confused on the policy of shop itself and what the business is doing, and I don’t know anything financial really. So me going to the most resourceful thing at 1am, Gemini, they said a WHOLE LOT of the stuff is red flags, like them not pending the payment, they said there harvesting my data, and it shook my bones bc I don’t wanna lose my data, so I took some of its advice, and I locked my card, I will report potential scam in the morning, but I need actual help please! I’m 16, I know the basic scams not this stuff, are they actually harvesting my data? Should I report it right when I wake up? Should I get a new card? Photos of the emails and such will be in the comments. Sorry if it’s all over the place to kinda scared rn
How do you currently collect client logins/domain/hosting access when onboarding a new client?
Freelancers/agencies doing dev, hosting, or marketing work for clients — genuine question. When you onboard a new client, how do you currently get their domain registrar login, hosting access, DNS info, ad accounts, GA4, brand assets, etc.? Email back-and-forth? Google Doc? Password manager sharing? Something else? And honestly — how messy/annoying is that process for you right now, on a scale of "fine" to "nightmare"? Trying to figure out if this is actually a widespread pain point or just something I personally hate.
identity protection software that is actually useful after a data breach?
i am trying to find decent identity protection software since it feels like my data gets leaked in a new corporate breach every other month now. i know most people just rely on the free credit monitoring that companies hand out after a hack, but i want something more proactive. i am trying to find the best identity theft protection that focuses on fast dark web alerts and catching fraud early. what features do you guys actually look for when picking a service beyond basic credit score tracking? i am leaning toward a security suite that combines identity monitoring with solid online privacy protection layers to block phishing attempts
So there is a website in the online cubing market called www.cuberkart.com And they are offering unreasonably low prices for their deals, Like they are offering rs3m v5 Magnetic one at just 695 inr, Whereas in other websites like cubelelo and Amazon Its like 800-850, Is this website actually trustworthy cuz i really want to buy my next cube from this one since the prices are so attractive but not really sure of how reliable it is...
I won the sign up deposit, given the option to redeposit or bank, asked to put into my bank and informed about technical difficulties. Can anyone confirm if this site/partnership is legit ?
I found this site selling all of everywhere at the end of time on vinyl, but im not sure how legit it is. This is the only place ive been able to find the entirety of the project.
Is Qidi's European website ( fake? My bank, Denmark's largest, blocked my Visa card and Mastercard. The website was blacklisted and dangerous. I'm pretty frustrated, I had finally decided which printer I wanted.
I'm looking to get this watch for my fiance. Can you guys check if this website is legit? We've been checking the malls for this stock but we could not find some. Please help! Thank you.
So for the past few days i've been paranoied and anxious because my reddit has been bombarding my home page with people been hacked or downloading a infostealer and so i went to haveibeenpwned to check if my stuff was ok and i found out that my main email has been pwned in 2018 trough a data breach to Dubsmash which was an app to make funny videos. Now my question is 8 years have past since then and i have recently changed all my passwords because of this paranoia of mine should i still be worried and change my email?
I tried to tell via those checker websites but they all gave positive answers. but everything seems to be on sale in a suspicious way, even though norton validated it. can you guys help? https :// iqafjmb. navafrit. shop
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