There is a reason why it is obvious to some people why NATO and the UN are bad and not to others. There are obvious good reasons to hate those organizations if you are the kind of person or nation who wants to do horrible things to other people or nations for your own benefit.
Mostly it is dealing with the fact that these tools tend to be language/build tool specific and most of them implement the spec badly. Then there is the part where you actually need to have something like Dependency Track setup which compares the versions in the SBOMs with the versions in security reports (such as CVEs, GHSAs,…) but most of those don’t really take into account distro level patches. I suspect the latter will be the largest part of the work for something distro-like such as FreeBSD.
Seems more like a short term solution unless you have a huge ammo budget.
I assume you meant PII?
From what I recall Kerberos didn’t work all that well in environments with NAT so it is unlikely to replace modern single sign on systems like OpenID Connect.
I think the idea is that you ride the track to extend the range of the drone since train tracks are much more efficient than flying in terms of battery usage.
Was that building on the same technology that was also used to make the Bell H-13 sound like “Suicide is Painless”?
shitty garbled radio
Which is the standard method of communication aviation has somehow agreed on using “for safety reasons”.
Heliskiing would be a lot more interesting if it was a fuel-efficient way to return the helicopter to the airport down in the valley after flying something up to the mountain.
What I am saying is that that is a bad thing if you are the bully everyone else is cooperating to protect themselves from.