Kyle Rankin @kyle@librem.one

I've been critical of elastic in the past for making basic security like TLS part of their paid Enterprise software. I'm happy to see them open up these security features now: #infosec https://www.elastic.co/blog/security-for-elasticsearch-is-now-free

This last week all Firefox addons were accidentally disabled due to issues in Mozilla certs. Many security measures out there require full, unrevokable trust in the vendor for them to work and this is a great example of the risks with that approach. Imagine if that ever happened with SecureBoot... #infosec

This is arguably even more impactful than NIST's upgraded password policy recommendations, because far too many in IT ignore modern #infosec thought on password policy (among other things) and just apply the Microsoft recs. #defaultsmatter https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/04/password1-password2-password-3-no-more-microsoft-drops-password-expiration-rec/