You already have. Shit like that drives conversion in the short term but it sacrifices usability and brand value. Managers love this shit because they can tell the board they made sales go up x% and then they’re off to ruin another business.
The test is BS I believe. Teams are pretty equally sized.
I’ll sink my teeth into this tomorrow. Good te hear the combat is nice. Grander space battles are a great addition in theory. New suit looks good too. Last update wasn’t really for me, but who’s complaining.
Having your own domain is key to owning your digital identity. I migrated from google to proton seamlessly and I can migrate away if (or when) Proton turns to shit. 80% of mailboxes are owned by ether Google, Yahoo, or Microsoft. We know they can’t be trusted with that much power.
Somebody on twitter “reverse engineered” the exploit. Apparently ms shipped debug code in production. At least it’s not called Backdoor_FBI outright.
How it works:
- Recovery tools look for a config file called RecoverySimulation.ini on the OS drive
- If Active=Yes, it enables “test mode” for the recovery tools
- Test mode unlocks your BitLocker drive but a flag called FailRelock tells it to skip relocking
- cmd.exe spawns with full access to your “encrypted” drive
You can disable it for now