I've been in and out of information security professionally, but somehow always have related projects. Mainly working with zeek and network level detection at the moment. SDR, cycling, and climbing enthusiast.
I boost a lot. Topics range far and wide from security and "the cybers" and may include politics, food, humor, science, law, nature, art, and other sundry unsavories. I occasionally post my own projects and thoughts.
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| Github | https://github.com/jbaggs |
| Age | Somewhere between Bianchi green and Soekris green |
WeTransfer just changed their ToS to allow them to train AI on any files you transfer through them.
Don't use there service, especially for work that you don't have the right to relicense to them (e.g., commercial work that's exactly the most likely to create the huge files WeTransfer specializes in).
(ETA: this is already going boom so I'm muting it.)
How many parked (unused) domains do you own? I have an idea and want to know if my assumption is correct.
Boost generously, please.
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This bicycle part is done. Lots of tiny, fiddly welding.
It's not as pretty as the commercial version, but hopefully it will work just as well
The whole EU age verification app thing is so exhausting. Yes, the tech specs are public, yes, the wallet app is opensource, yes, it could be done in a worse way.
Yet, it is still the newest attempt to answer the question: "can we tech hard enough to avoid having parents talking to their kids?"
And the answer is still no, you can't.
DOGE told regulator to ‘rubber stamp’ nuclear
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's historic role of assuring safety is changing as the White House shifts some responsibility to the Department of Energy.
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/07/14/doge-to-regulator-rubber-stamp-nuclear-00450658
Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" allocated $1 billion for the DOD to carry out "offensive" hacking operations. The budget also cut a billion dollars from defending the U.S. against cyberattacks.
“One evening, as I made my husband walk our dog past the same scenic view multiple times so that I could get the best shot of it for a video, I experienced a sudden wave of revulsion for myself and what I was doing. From then on, I began to despise the way this supposedly necessary aspect of modern authorship was intruding on parts of me that I had never meant to be available for public consumption.
Worst of all, perhaps, it didn't even seem to be doing anything.”
2 and a bit days in and Ingram Micro still haven’t admitted what is happening, instead saying “Maintenance”
They’re both a large MSP and MSSP who sell anti-ransomware services.
Three days in, Ingram Micro have updated their website to say they’re having a cybersecurity incident. They’ve also linked their press release, calling it ransomware. https://www.ingrammicro.com/
It’s a smart play as it makes them the owner of the narrative.
Ingram Micro have filed an 8-K for ransomware.
Some incredible wordsmithing here - rather than say when the incident began, they say when they issued a press release. Which was days later than when the incident began. I think this is because they missed SEC reporting deadlines.
https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/1897762/000162828025034372/ingm-20250705.htm
@GossiTheDog
Item 8.01. Other Events.
On July 5, 2025, Ingram Micro Holding Corporation (the “Company”) issued a press release stating the Company identified ransomware on certain of its internal systems. Promptly after learning of the issue, the Company took steps to secure the relevant environment, including proactively taking certain systems offline and implementing other mitigation measures. The Company also launched an investigation with the assistance of leading cybersecurity experts and notified law enforcement.
A copy of the press release is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1, noting that the Company is working diligently to restore the affected systems so that it can process and ship orders.
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“refreshing honest” would have been wighin the first two hours…
@deepthoughts10 @GossiTheDog this is a fundamental misunderstanding.
Ingram Micro is a *TIER 1*. There are only three of them; IM, TD Synnex, and AVNET. They do not do business with 'small.' I just happen to be a grandfathered customer in good standing from the 90's.
All the low tier MSPs are dealing with an entirely different arm. The minimums for a REAL customer is an insurable LoC of at least $10M last I looked.
@GossiTheDog and iirc it's not possible to eject a reseller partner (even one that isn't currently placing licences in your tenant) from your MS365 tenant, either - the reseller has to delete the relationship (or maybe, if you can figure out a way to contact them, MS can do it for you).
Can't reseller partners create new global admins to do tenant recovery even if they have no role assigned?
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