Haroon Meer

@haroonmeer@infosec.exchange
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Security Geek at Thinkst. We build https://canary.tools (he/him)
Canaryhttps://canary.tools
Bloghttps://blog.thinkst.com

It’s hard to miss that Whoop is currently everywhere. Hard to catch a podcast/sport clip without seeing one.

I wonder if people have gotten a little weary of notifications/a screen on their wrist.

It's kinda funny that as more hardware and software uses AI to "touch up" faces, it will get more difficult to tell real from fake, but in the other direction...

Fun times...

New startup marketing playbook just dropped
On the other hand.. Mars is probably looking a lot more attractive all of a sudden..

Alex Carp is straight outa central casting..

The problem is that it’s not completely clear what genre of movie this is yet..

We published an internal post¹ that Marco recently wrote "on caring".

It's worth a read, because as he writes. caring about what is built is surprisingly fragile (and shockingly absent).

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¹ https://blog.thinkst.com/2025/06/on-caring.html

When we first built @ThinkstCanary we were proud that it took less than 4 minutes to be useful when bought.

Now it takes less than two...

Catching attackers is the game the whole family can play...

Turns out AI was to become the whistleblowers we were waiting for…

Watching Dyson release this new vacuum cleaner is totally delightful.

You see the pride in the details they believe matter, you see the determination to solve the right problems and mostly, you see a dedication to the craft..

10/10 - no notes..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ve6JuJV17FQ

The Dyson PencilVac Fluffycones™ cleaner | Global Premiere

YouTube

(It's probably unfair because i'm pretty into the Apple eco-system, but)

I watch Apple keynotes/WWDC and expect to be using the products within a bit..

I almost never watch Google/IO expecting to bump into the tech they talk about in any version of "soon"...

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We published an internal post¹ that Marco recently wrote "on caring".

It's worth a read, because as he writes. caring about what is built is surprisingly fragile (and shockingly absent).

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¹ https://blog.thinkst.com/2025/06/on-caring.html