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Infosec for 2 decades, MBA CISM GCIH GSNA CISSP & all that, big fan of startups and entrepreneurship
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That's freaking amazing. That telehack.com (web telnet ssh:6668) game simulates my old 90's alberta!dragos home HP workstation - when you hack in, it has a historically accurate MOTD incl. my old home phone, accurate last users log, accounts, and my homedir populated with files from old list posts, even includes an old security paper I wrote. 13 people have "hacked" it since game set up in 2010. One of more than 20k old OG internet machines simulated - the loving attention to detail is crazy.

The Labour urge to think up ludriously authoritarian overreach, such as banning VPNs reminding us all that even once the the Tories have been removed from office we need to be ever vigilant of government's good intentions going bad and why I don't support either of the major parties.

#UKPolitics #UKPol #OnlineSafetyBill

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/vpns-online-safety-bill-labour-champion-b2239810.html

Labour urges government to consider crackdown on VPNs

Online Safety Bill amendment would require Ofcom to investigate use of VPNs to circumvent web rules

The Independent
The Intel 8086 was released in 1978, starting the x86 line that still dominates computing. I'm reverse-engineering the chip by studying the silicon die, and I think I've spotted a bug fix in the silicon. They didn't have microcode updates then so they patched the silicon. 🧵
Releasing a new tool: Orpheus! Bypasses most Kerberoast Detections (including my own). Blog post is up! https://trustedsec.com/blog/the-art-of-bypassing-kerberoast-detections-with-orpheus/ #infosec #security #kerberoast
The Art of Bypassing Kerberoast Detections with Orpheus - TrustedSec

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I'm hiring! #jobs #infosecjobs If finding bugs and improving software security is your thing this might be the job for you. We are hiring for both the Windows and Azure teams in the Microsoft Offensive Research & Engineering Group (MORSE).
Job posting
https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/1491675/Security-Research-Engineer

if you want know more about the team

Wired Article about MORSE: https://www.wired.com/story/microsoft-morse-team/
Blog Post from the team: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2021/09/02/a-deep-dive-into-the-solarwinds-serv-u-ssh-vulnerability/
My boss talking about stuff on a podcast: https://securityconversations.com/episode/microsofts-justin-campbell-on-offensive-security-research/

if you have questions feel free to reach out to me directly or just ask here. Please Boost

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@popio I actually created my twttr account because I got #DerbyCon tickets several years ago & was so excited. I miss seeing everyone.
@wbm312 I think you’re amazing Whitney. Please don’t give up. We need you!
@mainframed767 TBH I am fascinated by those shows on the History Channel like Seconds From Disaster, and Mayday, Airplane Disaster, where the NTSB starts w/ very little info or evidence and really does an incredible job investigating and testing their hypothesis until conclusion, same rigor should be applied to #infosec incident respose
@gillyarcht @samuel_wade And here I am thinking #thicktrunktuesday was about telecommunication lines and the phone company (landline)

Wanted to share part of an awesome series called Tomorrow Unlocked. Had the privilege of being the focus of a few videos on IOT and New Space IOT cybersecurity challenges

This video is The Internet of Things: When Devices Attack. Why would criminals hack refrigerators?

Watch and find out!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w74tiaGfzfM

#hackerhuntedseries #WhenYourIOTFridgeTriesToKillYou
#InternetOfShite

Why Would Cybercriminals Hack a Fridge?

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