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  1. 4 minutes ago, Anastasis said:

     

     

    This was my jam back then. Heard it on the radio earlier tonight and so many good memories. Got a Beej going south on I-35 while this song was playing and I popped on Yarrington road and 35 and slowly pulled over on the highway because I could not drive afterward. Try now on I-35 and you are getting into a crash. 

     

     

     

  2. 3 minutes ago, Hank_Hill said:

    Going to China in a few months for travel with a Chinese coworker who goes back and forth all the time. Pretty pumped tbh. Let you know if I get got( or, guess I won’t)

    It's pretty weird getting letters from the government of China directed at you with your name on the letter. But at the time I would toss then in the trash and think "America!" 

    Now I worry about our own American government doing the same thing as the Chi Coms.

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  3. 1 minute ago, Captainant said:

    Me personally, no. But a couple of my customers had China resources/interests and they basically firewall them off into their own sub-company and treat it like a clean room environment because of the concern over State spying or meddling. Never shall anything cross the firewall, and information here stays here and stuff from there stays there. In theory at least.

     

    But literally and technically, you can't just go and turn off VPN's. That's now how that works, or how any of this works. By the same token, we wouldn't allow HTTPS traffic either and we're back to sending passwords in the clear. There's going to be a real sticking point between what law enforcement wants, and what would completely destroy modern commerce and information assurance

    Well, I have and because of multiple interactions with the Chinese government I will never step foot into China. I actually had an Australian employee call me because he was about to be arrested on his first visit to our China office and ask me to drop our VPN outside of China because he didn't want to go to prison in China. 

    I had previously received letters from the Chinese government about removing TLS and SSH along with implementing web filtering for fucking everything. There were issues with my staff locking down network equipment before sending it to China and finding backdoors once implemented there. 

    China doesn't give a fuck about corporate security, the state comes first. That's where state capitalism leads.

  4. 5 hours ago, Captainant said:

    They're gonna have a problem with corporate use cases. TLS tunneling is intrinsic to networking as a protocol, they can't really turn it off unless they completely abandon modern information technology 

    Have you ever had to secure network traffic in China? Once you migrate to state capitalism the needs of the state take priority over any company. 

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