CISO at @sardineai. Treasurer of @OWASP Board of Directors. (he/him) qatta' mIghtaHghach.

Phoenix, AZ
Joined July 2009
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Replying to @mmurray @azeem
Ha, same!
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Replying to @randomdross
Ha, was just going to post about the bold choice of testing in production.
New book from @American_Girl: “A Smart Girl’s Guide: Race & Inclusion” americangirl.com/content/ag/…
Replying to @epenzeymoog
You can change the background or blur it (as I've done here). All the photos look good, so you can't go wrong! I'm looking forward to reading your book. Congrats on the impending publication 🍾
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Replying to @epenzeymoog
I liked this one.
I had a photo shoot with a local photographer today to get a nice pic for my author photo (I’ve been using the same selfie for everything, including my Twitter profile pic, for 5 years now) and um I’m kind of excited about how it went
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Replying to @modMasha
Thanks for this, it’s very interesting research! I took this paragraph to mean the answer is “no” - phishing exercises do not help with real world attacks. Am I misunderstanding your results?
CJEU ruled on the Facebook case involving the one-stop shop rule for GDPR, finding that any member state can initiate proceedings in some circumstances. fortune.com/2021/06/15/cjeu-…
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Awesome talk! "How to Analyze Code for Vulnerabilities" by @vickieli7 for @Owasp_DevSlop youtube.com/watch?v=A8CNysN-…
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Disappointed that @PODS can somehow move my items 2600 miles in seven days, but for the last 11 miles, they need 35 days.
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Sharecropping 2021 - chicken farmers are trapped into a system of debt in which they can never escape, except to lose it all. theintercept.com/2021/06/08/…
Replying to @RachelRecruitin
I figured putting “10x Engjneer” would cover it. Your suggestion seems like a lot more work.
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My coworkers are constantly asking if those are phishing emails. Also the paid “consulting” emails asking for a one-hour call.
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Replying to @RachelRecruitin
I agree, learn what you need to know when you need it. I’ve been doing infosec for over a decade and I don’t know a lot on that list, and more importantly, it’s because I didn’t need to know it. That list is terrible and only serves to prop up egos and gatekeep.
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Same for Friendly Indians, but it’d be a Great Mistake. Plus Ken’s Beard is Just This Side of Insincere.
Replying to @RachelRecruitin
They do have other flavors! And kelp burgers too. akua.co
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Replying to @kingthorin_rm
Definitely!
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I bought some kelp jerky for the family. It was not a hit. Turns out they do not enjoy the taste of kelp, even if flavored with teriyaki.
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The author’s point is that politicians do not use the standard definition, not that it doesn’t exist. For example, here is Iowa’s governor describing CRT. (Source: desmoinesregister.com/story/…)
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The only reason this infant sleeper was recalled was due to the CPSC accidentally disclosing the body count to Consumer Reports. How many other products are killing babies that our government knows about? Truly mind blowing. npr.org/2021/06/07/100398555…
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A beautiful, moving story.
Something extraordinary happened to me. I went to The Met on Fri b/c my favorite painting, Alice Neel's The Fuller Brush Man was on exhibit. Last time the private owners showed it was the year 2000. This is a story about two Alices.
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