Lots of folks at the garden of remembrance, starting the anti Trump march.
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The rate of people angrily posting about how all datacenters have no actual use, and they should all be violently destroyed is rising.
On social media. Hosted on servers. Servers in datacenters.
(Do they mean LLM farms? Hyperscalers? Not AFAICT, just all datacenters.)
The training set is important. I just saw an ad for latex fetishware, and the presumably LLM generated text spelled it "LaTeX".
Though,there's probably a fair bit of overlap between LaTeX lovers and latex lovers.
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@kevinrothrock@infosec.exchange I’m not sure quite what twitter-thread.com is, but be aware that it’s riddled with malicious ads.
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@Paul_Taylor DMARC reports don’t tell you whether your mail went to spam or not. They tell you when your mail was not authenticated when it was received.
There’s something to investigate there, but it may not be what you’re describing it as.
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@Teri_Kanefield@mastodon.social spammers filling forms has happened forever, but it seems to have gotten to be a bit more of a thing recently, and some of the older mitigations aren’t as effective.
I’m seeing them use real-ish browsers (running JavaScript) and maybe cheap LLMs to customize the messaging.
I miss the little chaos gremlins, but packing a suitcase is so much easier without feline assistance.
If you’re big enough then blocking mail from #gmail is enough to make them police their abusive customers. #nottoobigtoblock
https://www.google.com/appsstatus/dashboard/incidents/224ozRqzW4sFBDK8hLnT
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@drbrain @Paul_Taylor
DMARC reports are to tell you about delivery attempts “From:” your domain that are not authenticated.
If your SPF records “forbid” a sender that’s exactly the situation you have _explicitly_ asked to be notified about.
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@drbrain @Paul_Taylor It’s not a general requirement.
If you’re sending “bulk” mail then some large consumer ISPs (Google, Yahoo, that sort) require you to have DMARC records in place or your mail is likely to be rejected. “Bulk” doesn’t have a hard volume cut off, for good operational reasons, but unless you’re sending several thousand a month that’s not you.
The only real requirement for modern email is DKIM signatures, ideally aligned with the From: header. Some outliers want SPF too.
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@fla@mastodon.social Mine is https://aboutmy.email
https://senderaudit.com is another, which looks at different subset of things.
Deluged with email spam from the scum at @hackernoon@mas.to this morning, as are other folks at my company.
*sigh* In order to continue signing Windows applications (as I have been for decades) Microsoft now require me to use a third party verification service.
au10tix which, in addition to sounding as fake as a fake thing, and being Israeli with _everything_ that implies is also the same company that exposed all the PII and government documents and biometric data they'd had access to for years.
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@jwz@mastodon.social it’s a vanilla SQLite database under the covers, or was last time I looked. You can go in with a SQLite client and do SQL violence upon it.