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Holding Pentester accountable for bad files on endpoint
April 29, 2024, 2:33 p.m. | /u/Random-Name0073
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This guy has a NUC and virtual environment to work in and therefore does NOT "need these files for work". How would you handle it if he kept redownloading these files to his endpoint (his department has an exception for some things which is why he is able to download).
I'm hoping the inital convo with …
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