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Do I post from the company account on Twitter? Yes. Do I do the same here? Also yes. Does that make this the first non advertising company on infosec mastodon? Maybe also yes.

MIAMI
Design IT - Manage IT - Secure IT

TwitterRootPoint
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How to be An Genius:

1. Pay $44bn for a site worth 1/2 that
2. Sack everyone who knows how it works
3. Release far-right troll army
4. Turn genuine validation into a badge of idiocy
5. Kill most of your ad revenue
6. Inflate API price to recoup money
7. Everyone stops using API and scrapes site instead
8. Massively limit the service to end scraping
9. Service is now unusable
10. Remaining advertising value destroyed
11. Kill a cornerstone of the internet
12. Lose $44bn

Bird site: *goes full Nazi*
everyone: *this is fine*

Bird site: *rate limiting*
everyone: *OMG IT"S THE END OF TWITTER*
me: it's about time.

oh look a place where you’re not rate limited on reads
Blues: The world is fucked
Punk: The world is fucked and I'm pissed
Emo: The world is fucked and I'm sad
Grunge: The world is fucked and I'm medicated
Ska: The world is fucked and I have a trumpet
@SwiftOnSecurity I 100% am of the mind that service / help desk is the first line of defense in cybersecurity. Not only do you get to see the types of issues and fixes that are common for your environment, you are often the first to notice when things are a bit ‘off’. Service desk is a great source of threat intelligence for an org that is all too often overlooked.

With F.B.I. Search, U.S. Escalates Global Fight Over Chinese Police Outposts

F.B.I. counterintelligence agents raided a suspected Chinese police outpost operating in New York’s Chinatown, escalating a global dispute over more than a hundred suspected off-the-books police centers.

Beijing says the outposts aren’t doing police work, but Chinese state media reports say they “collect intelligence” and solve crimes far outside their jurisdiction.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/12/world/europe/china-outpost-new-york.html?smtyp=cur&smid=tw-nytimesworld

With FBI Search, US Escalates Global Fight Over Chinese Police Outposts

Beijing says the outposts aren’t doing police work, but Chinese state media reports say they “collect intelligence” and solve crimes far outside their jurisdiction.

The New York Times

Consent, a quick guide for tech bros:

Opt-out: I just stuck my ice cream cone in your mouth, you can remove it if you don’t like it.

Opt-in: Would you like some ice cream?

#consent #tech #technology #techBros #optIn #optOut #iceCream

Insurance Company Offers First-Ever 'Cyber Catastrophe Bond,' Which Seems About Right https://gizmodo.com/insurance-cyber-catastrophe-bond-beazley-cybersecurity-1849965561
Insurance Company Offers First-Ever 'Cyber Catastrophe Bond,' Which Seems About Right

A first of its kind $45 million bond could spell better stability for the cyber insurance industry, which hasn't always looked so healthy in recent years.

Gizmodo
Minimizers keep complaining about alleged over-counting of COVID deaths. But life expectancy has dropped in the US to a 25-year low due to #COVID. The truth is, the US has performed terribly with preventing harm from COVID, & still isn't doing enough to stop harm from continuing.
If your company uses Office365, your most important ransomware insurance is getting your user files on OneDrive. And it can transparently backup Desktop/Documents now, users don't need to put stuff in OneDrive manually if you manage the setting with GroupPolicy.