stevenastem

Works in Safari on my phone.

Yeah, it's pretty awesome ... until I have to license it all again in 3 years. Then? Well, it's expensive (cuz I doubt I'll be able to pull in the free gear again). If you've got a similarly inclined management team you could always look into it. Meraki gives stuff away all the time since they're a license-based model.…

It's NOT saying it proves malicious intent. It's saying that it gives you insight into malicious intent and the hint explains how that works (certain changes, when performed unexpectedly, could be the result of malicious activity). It's not proving the intent, it's telling you to investigate an action to see if it is, in…

Wendy hinted at one of them upthread: There's no extra pop-up, the letter appears after you select your answer when the 'Congrats!' message appears. It's part of the text there.

That's a good way to put it, heh. I do like those Belgians, though. Porter seems, to me anyway, the perfect style. Hot, cold, early, late doesn't matter. It's always eminently drinkable. 

DoD peeps:

Redbreast really is the perfect Irish whisky. I've never had the cask strength but I have had the 15. It costs twice as much and somehow ends up harsher. Sad ... but the silver lining is that the cheaper stuff is better! I drink it neat. Not a shot, mind, but no water. Sips just fine. 

Yeah, I thought is was pretty straightforward as well. Phrased a little differently, sure, but the answer is there.

The question is looking for devices. The hint document clearly spells out devices but also talks about what can be done with those devices. The trick to answering the question properly is to separate those things that are devices from those things that are not.

There's a ton of training on YouTube these days (it's why we have a Sophos policy specifically for it) so I imagine they may see one or two of those. That said, I wouldn't be surprised at all to find they saw none. 

They are asking which pricing options are offered. If something doesn't have a price ...

I can validate that adding the period works.

Just read question 2 (didn't watch the video ... cuz it's not necessary) and ... uhh ... I guess all I'll say is that I find it confusing that some were confused. Re: Question1: I read the transcript and can tell you with 100% certainty the answer is there.

From Wendy's post: "Updated the last answer choice for clarity "The type of hardware and vendor you use" The bold is the addition, I believe.

Meh, it took me an extra 30 seconds or so to find it. Once you see it it's plain as day.

Key to today's answer: It's an "all" today, not a "not".

For our DoD friends:

I agree. A typo is a typo and if folks chose the incorrect answer because of it they need a second chance. 

Funny, I took the "maybe" as a dead option. I immediately ruled it out.

I got it right. I had some question about one of the items in the hint but, I think, I was over-analyzing cuz of the comments.

Yup, I can confirm it is indeed one word.

Got it correct without issue.

Or coffee or peanut butter or all three! Porters rule. My favorites: Hoppin' Frog Infusion, Royal Docks Baba Yaga, Willoughby Brewing Peanut Butter Cup Coffee porter and Headtrip Brewery's Thank Evans! (it's a stout but whatever).

Confirmed. It really is just a typo.

Missed the last one. Yay.

I really don't see how applying something that can vary from one company to the next to your answer selection process could seem logical. Solarwinds doesn't know where you work, they don't know your boss lied about tickets and they have no idea what influences you. I understand that said influence is, well, an influence…

I think I follow and would therefore say no, it does not. 

I think it's more breeding rate than anything else (although they are smart). They can litter twice a year with anywhere from 1 to a dozen offspring. They also reach (breeding) maturity at about a year with some sows reaching it well before - at 3 to 4 months. That makes for a breeding machine that's very difficult to keep…

They've also done the F3 trick a few times before.

There's another way. I posted a screen grab for the DoD peeps earlier today and, in it, you can see another way of finding the answer - one with no extraneous information. It's just a matter of drilling down and filtering the right way. it's only a couple of clicks to the answer.