If you’re lucky, maybe a threat actor will get in and use their skills to somehow patch that server for you to prevent others from joining them.

Also, nice work on the triple Redeemer run there.

CTF-Face is one of the top FPS maps of all time. Same designer (Inoxx) as my other favourite map UT map Phobos. The space background is both a cool way of adding atmosphere but also a clever workaround for a limitation in the number of polygons the engine would render at one time.

I ran cables round out student house so we could play UT:GOTY and whatever else students did with internet back then. Ah, the joy of finding someone who was hiding from the Redeemer!

Conveniently, this doubles as a map of APT activity.

Signal is less willing to compromise the privacy of their users than Reid Blackman would be if he was in charge. Therefore, Signal’s views are “coarsegrained”. How is “data sitting on a server which no-one looks at” surveillance? Somehow both this and the awkward Stasi reference made it in. /3

Individual privacy is really dangerous, according to Reid Blackman, because criminals might abuse it. We must make sure that criminals can’t evade the government using Signal. As proof, he gives a single example of some criminals who used Signal but failed to evade the government. /2

I see your “this is tedious” and raise you “What if the cybersecurity training is largely about compliance and avoiding legal liability?”