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Cybersecurity Acronyms
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My love. Till we see each other again, I know you are here with me. I hear your voice. Our son will know you and I am convinced he will be a mini you. I am grateful we have so many friends all over the world who will teach our son how to hack and more importantly who the real Kevin Mitnick was. Our little one …our legacy.
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Microsoft needs to disclose how the MSA consumer account signing keys were stolen. It’s creating a unique problem of distrust in customer reliance on cloud services. This is on Microsoft . At present the explanation is not good enough. Mail Items accessed is throwing up a wall to conducting proper DFIR investigations when most orgs are on E3. This isn’t security, this is corporate greed. It’s beyond wrong. reuters.com/technology/micro…
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BRB declassifying a few things.
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The NSA keeps its stash of working Enigmas in a warehouse a few aisles over from the Ark of the Covenant. (Aside: many years ago, Fred Grampp had fun trolling the NSA by calling its public phone line and asking to buy a war-surplus Enigma… They claimed not to know what one was.)
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I gotta say, you're either another old-timer or you're really up on your Usenet history…
My uucp connection to kremvax hasn't been working the past few days. Anyone else having problems?
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On Jan. 6, danger signs were in full view, including clashes that morning among pro-Trump demonstrators and police at the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial. The red flags did not trigger increased security, underscoring how unprepared police were. wapo.st/3GDYLQz
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dining_phil retweeted
Replying to @balajis @stevesi
The same guy pimping "web3" today thought Theranos was hot stuff. You can cherry pick bad calls all you want but it means nothing. – at Seattle, WA
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UNSC permanent members statement "that nuclear weapons—for as long as they continue to exist—should serve defensive purposes, deter aggression, and prevent war... further spread of such weapons must be prevented." Via @WhiteHouse
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There is also the subtle issue of how they saw the SSN#s, by doing "view source" on the website, peeling off the top layer of how it looks to the underlying raw code of the page. This seems like nefarious witchcraft to muggles.
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I also don’t think that using blockchains for SSO makes a ton of sense, but using T-Mobile and the world’s largest targeted advertising company isn’t the elegant solution we’re looking for either.
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There's already a decentralized internet. It's called the internet.
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We’re delighted to announce that Evernym is being acquired by @Avast, the world’s largest consumer cybersecurity company! Together we’ll advance a mission familiar to many of those in the SSI space: To protect digital freedom for all. 💚 🧡

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The plexiglass barrier in my rideshare wants to be a late 90’s web page. It would definitely be using the blink tag if it could.
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Replying to @that_mc
This is so great, nice job! We watched this scene being filmed from our space overlooking Larkin Street, this was our video... – at San Francisco, CA
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Schrödinger's Plates: They are both broken and not broken until you open the door.
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Replying to @mattblaze
Have you read the WSJ Facebook Files? They often don't even care what their internal researchers have learned.
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Latest Update - Colonial Pipeline Return to Service: cpcyberresponse.com
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This is a birthday I certainly wouldn’t miss. Looking forward to celebrating Amtrak’s 50th in Philadelphia later today.
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