J. A. Guerrero-Saade

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Sr Director of SentinelLabs @ SentinelOne. Adj. Professor @ Johns Hopkins SAIS. LABScon Organizer, Cyber Paleontologist, Fourth-Party Collector.
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Yes yes, I hate making slides. But more as a matter of structure, what tools/services would you recommend to describe an emergent / non-linear structure of connected thoughts (a la mindmap) that can be meaningfully presented to others? (Tried w Prezi before w ok-ish results.)
@agreenberg I have named names and boy do they get pissy.
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Is everyone actually over here now? Twitter is dead.
(Lazy |)Writers of Mastodon,got dictation / speech to text recommendations? Bonus points for a pleasant workflow in iOS/MacOS.
BREAKING: First photo of object shot down over Canada

👉 New on #SentinelLabs! .NET malware loader, dubbed MalVirt, is being distributed through malvertising are using obfuscated virtualization for anti-analysis and evasion in an ongoing campaign. By @milenkowski and @hegel

https://www.sentinelone.com/labs/malvirt-net-virtualization-thrives-in-malvertising-attacks/

MalVirt | .NET Virtualization Thrives in Malvertising Attacks

.NET malware loaders distributed through malvertising are using obfuscated virtualization for anti-analysis and evasion in an ongoing campaign.

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@n0x08 @Viss your mind is in the right place 😅
@Viss @n0x08 it’s a serious game changer. Gotta wade past the ambulance chasers crying about it being ‘used by threat actors’ (as if threat actors aren’t doing just fine with open source tools) and see how insanely empowering it is for defenders.
@Viss @n0x08 one of my favorites is dropping in buggy code and telling it to fix the bug. It’s decent at finding small bugs. It’s even better at fixing if you give it the error code within the same context thread.