Author of Network Attacks and Exploitation: A Framework

Joined August 2015
Replying to @HawaiiFive0day
Appreciated. Only 999,997 copies left to catch up to Britany.
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Re: chopper. I’d argue it still fits the mold. The dev and deploy costs are essentially zero at this point, so it doesn’t matter from their perspective if caught
Replying to @haxrob @ImposeCost
First, thx for reading. The hope was always to get ppl thinking, so I truly appreciate small/big disagreement.
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Replying to @0xAlexei
I wanted to use what I now use as a twitter icon (purchased use rights on it just for that reason) with a lead title of “0wn3d” but publisher suggested it could hurt sales, esp for anyone not familiar with 1337.
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Replying to @thegrugq @0xMatt
What could possibly go wrong?
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One thing that @networkattack points out is that anything that can be done by authorised users can be done by hackers abusing authorised users’ access.
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Replying to @Jackson_T
One of the key ?’s that got me writing in the first place was “what principles should underly policy?” Glad you found the book useful.
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Replying to @svcghost @Jackson_T
Thx. Always nice to hear.
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Great discussion. I appreciate how @rejectionking and @jfslowik consider the timescales involved in attacker/defender initiative.
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Same reaction as @BuchananBen. Thank you. And honored to be included in the company. All three try to look beyond the specific tech of the moment.
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Replying to @swagitda_
Strategic and goals oriented mindset vs. tactical
As they say: Fortune favors the prepared
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The tech and cost are just part of determining the path of least resistance.
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Thanks. Always appreciate hearing when ppl find it useful
Replying to @3141592f @runasand
Starter? Usually on planes if I say “I do computer stuff” it’s a convo ender.
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Matt Monte retweeted
In the series of “books I wish I’d read sooner” is @networkattack’s Network Attacks and Exploitation: A Framework. I really appreciate the solid examples and the focus on humanity throughout. amazon.com/Network-Attacks-E…
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I reasoned that if someone were going to steal a car, they would steal a better car than mine... The “better car” theory of security breaks down when attacks can be automated and there is a potential positional use for every point of access.2/2