Info-sec enthusiast and maker. I am on Mastodon now! You can find me at: https://xitter.cf/t.co/GhDVrMtfRZ

Waterford, MI
Joined August 2014
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Our next #misec event is a special one! Join us for free food and drinks at the Metropolitan Bar + Kitchen. This event is open to any cybersecurity professional or enthusiast, but does have limited attendance. Tickets: eventbrite.com/e/miseca-nigh…
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New video! I Threw it Out and Started Over?! Optigon 2: Part 3: From Fear Through the Eyepiece of Madness youtu.be/EVWbEGH7E_c
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His discord gets more action than Elon's hate mail box
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youtu.be/BQ2_BwqcFsc, I have seen the theories in this talk prove out repeatedly in Cyber Security. So many times, practical solutions come from the assembly of known tech rather than some shiny new cure-all tech.
Another video example of Hacking has nothing to do with computers! It will always be Ingenuity, curiosity, passion& imagination. Directed towards what holds the Hacker’s interest! 🧐
Centripetal force with a twist
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I'm speaking on a panel for Zero-Trust trust at 10am est if anyone is looking to fill an hour or is curious about ZT. info.cbisecure.com/ponemon-w…
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🔥PRIVACY SCOOP: How ANYONE can track your car using only your license plate: a thread! 🧵👇 #osint #privacy (1/X)
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While i love this wisdom, the enemy is also not concerned with focusing remediation to the areas with the budget to fix them this quarter.
"The enemy does not check your risk register prior to attacking." - Sun Tzu, The Art of Cyber War
Sending this around: If you test positive for COVID associated with DEF CON 30, please either email [email protected] or twitter DM @marcwrogers . Your response will be considered anonymous and confidential, but DEF CON wants to know what's up. #defcon #defcon30 #dcparrot
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My new podcast launched over the weekend!! Give it a listen and subscribe so that you don't miss Episode 1 soon!
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Some good commentary from CBI's Martin Smith and @FelixAtter: Top 5 Pitfalls of EDR Programs cbisecure.com/insights/top-5… via @CBISecure
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As Infosec/cybersecurty becomes more focused on being an industry instead of a field, we are going to see more chinks in the armor, and more people falling for untenable promises of silver bullets.
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If you're a hacker the wrong DEFCON is currently trending
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The bosses we remember: 1 provided us a safe space to grow 2 opened career doors 3 defended us when we needed it 4 recognized and rewarded us 5 developed us as leaders 6 inspired us to stretch higher 7 led by example 8 told us our work mattered 9 forgave us when we made mistakes
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youtu.be/w2F67LbEtn @LiveOverflow is making some good points here on the gap between dev and infosec causing blind spots
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Amongst the frenzy of detection and prevention efforts for #log4j #log4shell CVE-2022-44228, @HuntressLabs team members including myself @calebjstewart, and @jslagle , have prepared a service to help you better test and detect vulnerable applications. log4shell.huntress.com
We’ve created a tool to help you detect applications that are vulnerable to CVE-2021-44228. (h/t @calebjstewart, @jslagle & @_JohnHammond) This is intended for testing purposes only and should be used on systems you’re authorized to test. hubs.ly/Q010G3ZG0
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So with some help from @_EthicalChaos_ I found a way to weaponise CVE-2021-42287/CVE-2021-42278 and more help from @4ndr3w6S we put some detections together: exploit.ph/cve-2021-42287-cv…
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