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JLR made their most profits in a decade this year, as they pointed out. They also outsourced UK cyber risk and operations roles to TCS, and laid people off.
Since JLR need their suppliers to resume their car production, and since as they point out they're rich, couldn't their fund their suppliers?
Since JLR need their suppliers to resume their car production, and since as they point out they're rich, couldn't their fund their suppliers?
September 17, 2025 at 1:29 PM
JLR made their most profits in a decade this year, as they pointed out. They also outsourced UK cyber risk and operations roles to TCS, and laid people off.
Since JLR need their suppliers to resume their car production, and since as they point out they're rich, couldn't their fund their suppliers?
Since JLR need their suppliers to resume their car production, and since as they point out they're rich, couldn't their fund their suppliers?
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Jaguar Land Rover and their parent network border, today.
SSH on routers to the internet? Check. (Port 830 though, nobody will find it).
NTP? Check.
SNMP? Check.
Routers not rebooted for almost a year? Check.
OWA without MFA? Check.
Ford (they were sold by them in 2008) servers? Check.
SSH on routers to the internet? Check. (Port 830 though, nobody will find it).
NTP? Check.
SNMP? Check.
Routers not rebooted for almost a year? Check.
OWA without MFA? Check.
Ford (they were sold by them in 2008) servers? Check.
September 17, 2025 at 1:25 PM
Jaguar Land Rover and their parent network border, today.
SSH on routers to the internet? Check. (Port 830 though, nobody will find it).
NTP? Check.
SNMP? Check.
Routers not rebooted for almost a year? Check.
OWA without MFA? Check.
Ford (they were sold by them in 2008) servers? Check.
SSH on routers to the internet? Check. (Port 830 though, nobody will find it).
NTP? Check.
SNMP? Check.
Routers not rebooted for almost a year? Check.
OWA without MFA? Check.
Ford (they were sold by them in 2008) servers? Check.
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@adamgordonbell.bsky.social produces another one of my favorite listens, CoRecursive. I've paid for this podcast a few times. I like how he crafts each episode to have salient lessons. Episode 66 on Sqlite is :so_good:, and number 85 on Shipping Graphing Calculator is fascinating:
corecursive.com
corecursive.com
CoRecursive - CoRecursive Podcast
Welcome to CoRecursive. A Podcast where each episode someone shares the fascinating story behind a piece of software being built. Adam Gordon Bell is the host.
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March 12, 2025 at 11:41 PM
@adamgordonbell.bsky.social produces another one of my favorite listens, CoRecursive. I've paid for this podcast a few times. I like how he crafts each episode to have salient lessons. Episode 66 on Sqlite is :so_good:, and number 85 on Shipping Graphing Calculator is fascinating:
corecursive.com
corecursive.com
