@jerry Don't worry, the FortiOS hacks are coming.
(Side note to the reader, if you have a Fortigate, please go patch it. Not next week. Now.)
Residual IoTβ’ I.S. leaving a bad taste in certain areas @jerry , π―π
Quick, someone update their #AWS for a Robot βοΈπ€ + π₯π₯½π₯π₯½π₯π₯½π₯#AR #MR #XR #ITCrowd #DamnThatMashISGood for #infosec #CISO's who didn't #TCPDUMP their #CALEA proxies on us-west1π© & us-east2π©π€ π₯π₯½ #AVP π₯½π₯
@jerry ddosing with bluetooth low energy? someone really grew a pair
I'll show myself out now
@zh4ck @jerry https://fccid.io/2AG9A51910
I'll be darned
We all either need to hack Taylor Swift or the Stanley mug factory to get the press to drop the fictional toothbrush thing
@jerry I am reminded of one time Cal Tech "hacked" the Rose Bowl, in pre-computer fashion: there was a cheering section with colored cards that people would hold up, and from a distance it would spell eg "Go Team!"
So the hackers replaced the envelopes under all of the seats, if I'm remembering correctly, so that the usual signal to hold up a certain card resulted in prank messages.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Rose_Bowl_Hoax
I like this ratio of visibility to disruption.