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>start new job
>work laptop is slow, 40% CPU usage at all times
>there's 3 different AVs (Trellix, Panda, WatchGuard) constantly scanning each others' files
>firewall is off

Stupid IT practices at work thread I guess
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>hidden network drives with sensitive data accessible by anyone on the network by guessing the letters
Has anyone seen this one before?
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>>103239028
I've seen the c$ and e$ shares on Windows servers that only admins can access, I don't think I've ever seen security-by-obscurity mapped drives before
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>>103239028
Yes, lol. We have a hidden (but otherwise completely open) Z: drive on the network that has semi-sensitive info on it. Been setup that way since I started (9+ years) but I don't work in IT so it's not my problem.



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