Barry -
There is indeed a metaphor to your “rattling doorknobs", but it’s not pretty
when it comes to the Internet…
If you call the police because someone is creeping around your property
checking doors and windows for
possible entry, then they will indeed come out and attempt to arrest th
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On 6/20/22 4:34 AM, Hank Nussbacher wrote:
> I assume the admins are testing out
> what has been blocking my emails for the past month and somehow this
> email slipped thru. Just ignore and delete.
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Hi,
While it's possible to have a discussion on the topic, I think that the
only safe bet is that, when connected to the Internet, you'll definitely
be subject to scanning.
I doubt there's much you want to do at a SOC about it unless it's a
recurring situation involving a somewhat big traffi
On June 22, 2022 at 10:35 jcur...@istaff.org (John Curran) wrote:
> Barry -
>
>
> There is indeed a metaphor to your “rattling doorknobs", but it’s not
> pretty when it comes to the Internet…
>
> If you call the police because someone is creeping around your property
>
Barry -
I did not say “obligation” - enforcement of laws is always modulated by local
factors
(just look at the formal decision not to prosecute “minor” crimes in some
cities) -
but rather said that police will pursue in many jurisdictions. This is
particularly true
in cases where the perp
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