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We all knew infosec Twitter was dead, but here's a graph.

https://www.cyentia.com/the-death-of-infosec-twitter/

The Death of Infosec Twitter | Cyentia Institute

"Infosec Twitter," a vibrant community of security practitioners, known for its insight, inspiration, and entertainment, is coming to an end.

Cyentia Institute | Data-Driven Cybersecurity Research
Jul 19, 2023 at 1:56amWeb
Show threadPhoenix Blue (they/them)Jul 19, 2023
@evacide Are there any indications as to where Infosec Twitter went? I know it probably wasn't a monolithic thing, but is there a Mastodon enclave, for example?
Show threadlevampyreJul 19, 2023
@evacide I'm impressed it died so late. Basically only when they cut api access and limited number of tweets.
Show threadtyilJul 19, 2023
@evacide The year is 2023. #Twitter has been a flaming pile of garbage for over a decade, yet people still devote their entire lives thinking and talking about it. There seems to be no indication of them moving on.
Show threadPxl PhileJul 21, 2023
@evacide that was the right title, you put it so well 😘👌
Show threadTea time.Jul 22, 2023

@evacide Hi @evacide . Wanted to personally invite your response and thoughts on this.

If you appreciate the concept and know people who might find it an interesting intellectual exercise that could share and help propagate good ideas, solutions, and perhaps a bit more hope for those who are victimized by such laws, please do tag them and invite them to respond as well!

Think of it as a collective form of speculative stone soup.
https://mastodon.social/@KraftTea/110756348543095977

Show threadBen RamseyJul 24, 2023
@evacide @shawnhooper So, the new CEO is what caused everyone to leave?
Show threadChristos Argyropoulos MD PhDAug 23, 2023
@ramsey @evacide @shawnhooper I mean, he walked in with a sink