It is interesting that nobody is talking about it.
In most enterprise companies we would be burning all devices by now and trying to track who had access to what.
In most enterprise companies we would be burning all devices by now and trying to track who had access to what.
https://twitter.com/Gillis57/status/1346929942139846658
What I would love to understand:
From the decision to open the gates, to let them in, to not send reinforcement, to not arrest and background check every person who got there, who made those decisions and what was the rationale regarding the national security?
From the decision to open the gates, to let them in, to not send reinforcement, to not arrest and background check every person who got there, who made those decisions and what was the rationale regarding the national security?
And yes, there was plenty of time to be ready, this event was known for days. Remember that with BLM people weren't allowed to be a mile near there.
This seems to have been streamed live. So I will assume that cellphone coverage was fine in there, probably even a public wifi was available. That is very... welcoming
https://twitter.com/bubbaprog/status/1346920198461419520?s=19
Interesting take. So shall we assume that no emails in those laptops have anything sensitive at all that could create risks for the nation?
https://twitter.com/MiekeEoyang/status/1347000537208803328?s=19
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