It’s raining, and feeding time, so what do we do? Sheep and goat dance set!!!
💣💥 turn up the volume! 🔊🔊
Have a good weekend!
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@volatility Core Dev | Art of Memory Forensics co-author | #DFIR trainer and enthusiast | Director of Adversary Tactics at @huntress
Happy Turkey day from my turkeys!!!
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This was a fun one! Great work by @JohnHammond and the rest of the @huntress crew!
This was a fun trailer we put together for our upcoming #TradecraftTuesday (sound on 🔊). I’ll go over some #memoryforensics techniques and demos live on October 10th at 1PM ET 🐈⬛
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✅Another #memoryforensics training finished
Thank you for having me @BlueTeamCon 🙏
And thank you to the students for showing up and asking engaging questions! That totally makes teaching so much more fun! 📚
There’s still time to sign up for my class on Advanced Memory Forensics at @BlueTeamCon hurry before it fills up!
I'm giving a training on #memoryforensics at @BlueTeamCon on August 25th! Sign up soon if you don't want to miss it!
This shit is why people stop contributing to open source and releasing open source projects: predatory companies taking open source projects and calling them their own with little or not contributions back. It burns innovation and demoralizes creators who keep pushing the needle.
As hard as it is for people to break into infosec, people often release open source projects to prove their worth. This kind of shit can ruin that spirit. As a long time member of the #DFIR open source community, I feel like I need to call BS where I see it. Companies must be held accountable and should abide by licensing and contribute back as warrented by said licensing. I hope to see some contributions and good faith back to https://cipp.app/