averagesecurityguy

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This is peak malicious compliance and I love it

https://sightlessscribbles.com/posts/the-paperwork-flood/

Edit : the blog author is on the fediverse if you want to follow him here, and he maintains a follow page on his site with many options!

The 'Paperwork Flood': How I Drowned a Bureaucrat before dinner., Sightless Scribbles

A fabulously gay blind author.

Not only is Nerine a beautiful flower, it's a powerful static web application testing tool that allows you to send a pre-defined web request and verify the response matches your expectations. If you need a simple, reliable, affordable, non-AI enabled alternative to Postman that let's you keep your API keys and other secrets local, you should checkout Nerine, https://lcisec.dev/products.

#AppSec #InfoSec #NoAI

LCI Security Development

This is what I've been working towards for two years: a high-fire wild clay mixture without any store-bought or studio-supplied ingredients.

This mini bottle, minus the glaze, is made entirely from clays that i dug out of the ground, and it survived a cone 10 firing without melting or even slumping.

Now that I know it works, I can try actually making something big with it.

At this point we need something like a fork of Firefox called Kitfox or something. Small, lightweight, no integrated AI, no integrated VPN, just a web browser please.
@jwz
Love how he stood his ground in front of court.
If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

RE: https://mastodon.social/@osxreverser/116250513945331454

This is incredible! 1000% worth reading to the end

@adamshostack Use XSalsa20-Poly1305, the larger nonces prevent potential foot guns related to shorter nonces in AES.
When a coworker asks me to explain Unix commands...
there's this article about knuth and literate programming and word count with early unix shell tools which is echoing very much my sentiment or the article about "hello here's my awk script and it's 135 times faster than your hadoop cluster" and instead of really taking a deep look "what do you REALLY need" people are always "that never works in a PROFESSIONAL environment" and then you look at established companies and it's all dusty perl (or equivalent) in a dark corner running the business