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living and breathing cybersecurity with a side of pasta as a proud Slytherin

Joined November 2011
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They’re losing it... Fox News' Jesse Watters: “When a man votes for a woman, he actually transitions into a woman."
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Hamas, together with thousands of Gazan civilians and aided and abetted by the UN agency UNRWA, kidnapped 250 innocent people on Oct 7. As we found out today, the hostages were deliberately kept in civilian homes for months, right in the middle of a populated area with thousands of “civilians”. In the past few months, it was discovered that some hostages were kept at hospitals and at UNRWA schools and homes of UNRWA employees. The tactic employed by Hamas and anybody else complicit with it was to ensure that any rescue mission may potentially lead to a maximum amount of casualties for the sole purpose of propaganda… and boy have Hamas and the media and the UN milked this propaganda for all it’s worth. Regardless what the UN and the media or anybody else want to claim, 100000% of the responsibility for any casualties rests solely on the hostage TAKERS, not the hostage RESCUERS. Israel has a duty and a responsibility to do whatever is necessary to protect their citizens and to rescue them. The fact that there was 50 or 100 or 200 or even 1000 casualties is not on Israel but on the perpetrators of the kidnappings and all those complicit in it. There was a gunfight, and people were killed. Both sides were shooting so both sides hit civilians or anyone who was killed and injured. But again, the sole responsibility for any casualties lies with the kidnappers. They kidnapped the hostages. They took them deep into Gaza. They kept them captive in highly populated residential homes. Israel’s sole concern is to rescue the hostages. It’s really that simple. If you don’t want people to die, don’t start a war, kidnap civilians and place them in the middle of a large population. To even attempt to criticize Israel in any way for any deaths is not only immoral and wrong, but it’s dangerous. Because the moment we assign even an ounce of blame on those rescuing hostages, you are giving a green light to terrorists everywhere to use the tactic of hostage taking and human shields and preventing the hostages from ever being rescued. The issue of morality here does not lie with Israel but with any party of any kind even attempting to lay the blame on Israel. This isn’t a movie. This is real life and this is war. And it’s high time all the leftist imbeciles grow up and wake up. They are empowering terrorists to use tactics that are war crimes and crimes against humanity. They are the problem, not Israel. If anybody honestly does not understand the very basic concept of this, then seek help or f*** off.
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Aaron Katz retweeted
You know where we all learned to survive by pretending to be dead and hiding under murdered bodies from? Our grandparents
Yuval was at the Rei'm music festival when Hamas death squads raided it and murdered everyone in sight. "Hang up and pretend you're dead." So she hid under dead bodies for seven hours. Listen to her heartbreaking phone call with her dad. ENGLISH SUBTITLES >>>
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In the wake of this weekend’s appalling terrorist attacks on Israel, @Mdais paramedics & volunteers have been working around the clock to save lives, performing dangerous & heroic work. Join me in supporting Magen David Adom, & I will match your contribution: afmda.org/bloomberg-match
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I just reserved my handle on Spill - a new Twitter alt that puts culture first. Grab yours now -> spill-app.com
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Cybersecurity tabletop exercises are a great way to run through your incident response plan. So in case of a site breach, what would you or your team do? In this guide, @pendraggon87 explains how TTXs work and how to build and run one for your team. freecodecamp.org/news/build-…
Aaron Katz retweeted
Here are 32 ways to learn Ethical Hacking for Free: #infosec Thread 👇
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Looking forward to the discussion!
Excited to announce that WiCyS NY has a new (virtual) event coming up! Join us and @pendraggon87 for a great talk!
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Can't wait to speak to everyone!
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Aaron Katz retweeted
This year’s @ghc includes me as @NM_Financial's #CISO, @megansdoingfine & @pendraggon87 as industry speakers in the Anita B org On-Demand Studio. If you’re a registered attendee, check out our session anytime this week where we dive into IR plans and response to cyber events!
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The @FBI just released its hate crime stats for 2020. Read this statistic very carefully: Of all hate crimes motivated by hatred of the victims due to their religion, 57.5% targeted Jews. Jews make up less than 2% of the U.S. population.
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“I started the process, all the troops are coming home, they (Biden) couldn’t stop the process. 21 years is enough. They (Biden) couldn’t stop the process, they (Biden) wanted to but couldn’t stop the process.” - Trump, 1 month ago
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BREAKING: The Republican Party has deleted a page from their website that pointed out that Trump wanted to pull out of Afghanistan.
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Aaaaaand adding this to my morning routine 😂
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i am today years old when i realised the song speedy gonzales sang is about the cockroach (la cucaracha)
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Decided I needed to refresh my memory on Kerberos, and I find I learn best by writing about the topic.
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Always ask questions! I get very worried if people just have their heads down and aren't asking questions and looking to grow
I love when Senior Engineers are willing to go above and beyond to explain things to Junior Engineers (me). Knowing myself, I ask A LOT of questions and have a specific learning style and the engineer on my team is AMAZING af. Being a sponge and taking in all the knowledge ✨
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Seeing people IRL again and I had forgotten what a strain it is not having names displayed next to faces.
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Kerberos is an authentication protocol for client/server applications. It protects your credentials by keeping passwords off of insecure networks. In this in-depth guide @pendraggon87 explains how Kerberos works & how to guard against vulnerabilities. freecodecamp.org/news/how-do…
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