Tindra

@TindrasGrove@infosec.exchange
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I may be the most certified person you’ve ever met. Years of IT experience in network management and security. Recently retired from the military. Interested in using creative channels, like games, to teach cyber risk to risk owners.

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Policy and Research Staff Technologist

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@accidentalciso I’ve seen the results of improperly secured payloads.
@cR0w HOO BOY

@cR0w @metacurity it’s not uncommon to run a credit check on starting utilities.

Not sure how that sweeps up license plate, though, yeah, that one is a bit odd.

@cR0w @metacurity fair.

But lots of weird data gets collected over time. Especially if, say, utilities are owned by the municipality.

@cR0w @metacurity because everyone bought in to “data is the new oil” and not “data is nuclear waste”
Something I'm learning in my adventures in Linux is that it's vital to have a second, working computer with you in order to search for ways to fix the thing you've just massively broken.

@metacurity Its a coastal town, so yeah.

Also also if there’s things like parking tickets in the data, you end up capturing lots of short-term visitors.

@metacurity Data builds up over time (which is to say: consider people who have moved out)

(Also, insert rant about having a maximum retention period on data, or moving it to cold storage, here)

@jerry need help…. On opsec testing ….

Is there an easy way to get domains that are younger than 7 days and do have a website running.

Need to test dns filters

Boosts really welcome