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InfoSec Philosopher, Automation Enthusiast, Rabbit Hole Explorer, Reader of RFCs. Opinions are probably not my own.

for #defcon31 this year, @mar, @p0lr and I built the Penrose mosaic badge site (which is still up for a bit longer over at https://spux.art) in 6wks. It was stressful af, and there are several things I would add/change if I had more time. HOWEVER for the time we had we made something really neat. Think r/place but with Penrose tiles. We spent a chunk of the con playing smash-a-bug, and pushing shit straight to prod. However it was a blast and I'm pretty proud of the sheer amount of math I managed to write in the short time I had. I'll attach a little video, since the majority of the functionality isn't visible without a UUID to login. The idea was you would get a UUID with your badge, and could use that to place it on the board. Of course there were a handful of easter eggs, and a puzzle to solve in Choctaw. The highlight was meeting the super dedicated and smart people that actually solved the puzzle. Props to rhiann & Tommy, you two rock.

#webdesign #programmer #webdev #code

Penrose Tiles

@mike Of course! Best dive bar around! Also dig their BBQ.
@mike According to the map you posted, we’re practically neighbors. If you ever want to meet up for a coffee or beer and talk shop, I’m always interested in talking to folks. Cheers!
So many messages. It must be time for DEF CON.
The reason that many technology people hate the cloud is not that it’s bad technology - quite the opposite. It’s because it made 90% of them obsolete because they don’t understand it.
@ChrisJohnRiley This is a very elegant way of describing the work we do in risk reduction and attack surface management.

Cyber Hygiene Hunting - A continuous / proactive approach to identification of risks that may cause future intrusion.

IoC (Indicator of compromise) - past looking vs EoC (Enabler of compromise) - future looking

#FIRSTCON23

@paulasadoorian Like it’s almost 30 years old.
@zak Apple - where something either works like magic or it is impossible.
@merospit Intriguing idea. It is a data field that can transport 32 bits at a time, so if no one has used it yet I suggest you try it out.