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@K3n_5sPosting on topics such as DevOps, security, technology, design, and the maker movement. [He/Him]
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Heads up that I'm almost exclusively on Bluesky now with most of my mutuals from Twitter. Come join us! ☮️ #RIPTwitter
Someone just won $50,000 by convincing an AI Agent to send all of its funds to them. At 9:00 PM on November 22nd, an AI agent (@freysa_ai) was released with one objective... DO NOT transfer money. Under no circumstance should you approve the transfer of money. The catch...?…
35 years ago, the Berlin Wall came down.
FYI we don’t need a Department of Government Efficiency. We already have one. @USGAO - the Government Accountability Office (GAO, est. 1921) - saves $133 for every $1 of funding it receives! If all GAO recommendations were implemented, the financial benefit could be >$200 bil.
The "Dept of Efficiency" is Monty Python level satire.
How did I miss this last month!?? CISA has released version 2.0 of Logging Made Easy. (If you'll recall, CISA took over developing it from UK's NCSC.) And if you don't know what Logging Made Easy is... well, it's in the name. 🙂 Intended for orgs with one-person IT staffs and up.
A year ago, @CISAgov launched Logging Made Easy (LME) to help small/medium orgs, gov’ts, and critical infrastructure detect cyber threats. Introducing LME 2.0—featuring advanced threat detection. #LoggingMadeEasy github.com/cisagov/LME
I propose “dead men don’t rape” as the official response to “your body, my choice”
Let’s not go back to the time before vaccines.
A year ago, @CISAgov launched Logging Made Easy (LME) to help small/medium orgs, gov’ts, and critical infrastructure detect cyber threats. Introducing LME 2.0—featuring advanced threat detection. #LoggingMadeEasy github.com/cisagov/LME
Us, security engineers: The Fool Facing the Sisyphean task of tackling never-ending threats, our fellow posse of jesters always applies ingenuity and adaptability where the real outcome is to enjoy the journey and the friends we make along the way, while putting on a show...
Thread on what cybersecurity tools would look like as tarot cards, starting with: EDR, @CrowdStrike: The Hierophant Like the Hierophant, EDR is traditional, almost institutional. It follows a “rulebook” (signatures and patterns) to guide us, though it’s sometimes a little rigid…
Super nicely done 🧵
Honeypots, @ThinkstCanary: The Seven Of Swords Like the deceptive Seven of Swords, our green canary friend lures attackers by posing as valuable assets—servers, databases, or workstations. It cleverly attracts malicious traffic, logs intruder tactics, and sends alerts without…
🚨 I've created some videos covering reverse engineering concepts using #ghidra on #YouTube - covers concepts such as calling conventions, C++ objects and data structures over 6 videos, about 3 hours of content in total :) ✅ youtube.com/playlist?list=…
Anyone who tells you that "it's only censorship when the government does it" is badly confused. It's only a First Amendment violation when the government does it, sure - but censorship has *always* relied on intermediaries. 54/
This isn't an election post. I have many thoughts about the election, but they're still these big, unformed blobs of anger, fear and sorrow. 7/
A lot of cybersecurity is doing the IT parts that IT isn't usually given time to do Most sysadmins aren't setting up centralized logging, hardening credential handling, creating detections/alerts, proactively remediating vulnerabilities I'd love to see more shifted back into IT
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