I wanted to take a few moments and apologize to many of my former students.
In the past I said the industry needs people who look at security as a vocation and an avocation.
I was wrong.
Have a life outside of this industry.
Have hobbies that have nothing to do with your computer.
Get outside.
The problems of the industry are not problems of people not working hard enough.
They are not problems of people not being "hard core" enough.
They are problems of education and resource prioritization.
I was wrong.
I am sorry.
Stop breaking yourself on rocks for people who don't really care if you break yourself on rocks.
Pro tip!
In security, never say the following:
"That is old."
"Nobody uses that anymore."
"We don't need to worry about X attack vector."
It screams that you are inexperienced and/or you don't know what you are talking about.
Hey #infosec / #cybersecurity fediverse!
I'm looking for resources on writing secure code, or security best practices for software development, etc. Anything specifically for #javascript / #typescript / #web is a plus!
Please #boost for reach! Thanks!
I'm still looking for a @ShmooCon ticket, if anyone has one for sale.
Boosts/shares for reach appreciated.
Zoho is warning its customers of a critical vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2022-47523, affecting multiple ManageEngine products. Zoho is urging its customers to address a critical SQL Injection vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2022-47523, that affects multiple ManageEngine products. “This security advisory is to let you know that a high severity vulnerability was detected in ManageEngine Password Manager […]
Sorry for the Twitter link, but Patrick Wardle doesn't yet have a Mastodon account that I can find.
https://twitter.com/patrickwardle/status/1611482670156091392
Microsoft security blog post "comes close" to ripping off Wardle's "The Art of Mac Malware," and doesn't cite prior research, which it clearly draws upon, he says.
The post in question: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2023/01/05/unraveling-the-techniques-of-mac-ransomware/
“Microsoft's latest ~5000 word "research" blog on Mac ransomware contain zero new research ...yet contains no citations / credit to existing research 😢 See: https://t.co/nhmeniUuLC Worst, seems pretty close to ripping off "The Art of Mac Malware" book. 😳 What y'all think?”
Shitposts are important ecosystem barometers for banter; an early warning guidepost to approaching the maximal allowed discourse.
Without shitposts, you have no constantly governed North Star in your community because you have no measure of its distance – only shallow and stricting fear of nonconformity. Like fish that choke without oxygen from water burbling over brooks, without shitposts your dreams of a blooming dialogue will dry into a wasteland.
(Edit: Shitpost in this instance is a Twitter term for out-of context random posting without a larger purpose or theme. Think dril)