CISO at @sardineai. Treasurer of @OWASP Board of Directors. (he/him) qatta' mIghtaHghach.
Phoenix, AZ
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I wonder what your advisor would have said about high school students.
Olivia Kenny won Best Poster for her work while in high school.
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Perhaps all teachers should be required to be a student for a couple of days.
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Bil Corry retweeted
This is a great book for anyone that works in IT/Ops/SoftwareDev/InfoSec, highly recommended
1/ The Phoenix Project #ebook is *free* today (Dec 19) on @amazon & other bookseller sites.
If there’s someone you think should read it, now’s your chance. Retweet + tag your friends, colleagues, bosses.
Link: itrevolution.com/free-the-ph…
(A Thread) @RealGeneKim @kevinbehr @gspaff
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Oh excellent, this is public now. Seriously, check it out.
(There is a rare case of the external name for a service being way better than the internal name, too.)
So, earlier today, Google published a whitepaper on 🌟BeyondProd🌟, about how Google does cloud-native security. Here’s a summary thread /1
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Cities just need to reframe the purpose of their tents.
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You don’t need to stop them entirely, you need to stop them long enough to call security/police. I suggest using a storm whistle at 130db. It’s $7 at a camping store - your neighbors coming out of their rooms will scare way an intruder. Sadly, yelling for help may keep them in.
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There are door jammer products that can make entering a hotel room difficult, but they have mixed reviews. However, given there are also products that allow someone to open hotel doors with a long flexible loop, it might not be a bad idea to try anyhow.
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Someone was just asking me for the actual NIST link/resource/verbiage that killed 20 years of painful password complexity and expiration. Here it is again, buried in 300 pages. pages.nist.gov/800-63-3/sp80…
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Habituating children to constant electronic surveillance is definitely the wrong lesson to teach. And rather than find ways to help kids suffer through 90 minutes of lecture, how about reevaluating delivery to better fit with the actual attention capabilities of kids.
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At Pinterest we're expanding our security team to be in Dublin Ireland. We're hiring a privacy/security engineer. pinterestcareers.com/jobs/se…
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"The Cyber Security Body of Knowledge" is 845 pages of condensed academic knowledge about "cyber security". But the most interesting part is the 1839 academic references. Thanks to @cy_bok for choosing an open license compatible with CC-BY.
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Bil Corry retweeted
“Same same but different: Unicode Variation Selector-16”:
👉 blog.tomayac.com/2019/12/12/…
A post on the difference between ⚡️ and ⚡ in which I find out about ️U+FE0F and file @ChromeDevTools and @AMPhtml feature requests. This was fun to write!
Thanks, @jaffathecake and @mathias.
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My daughter’s plane was landing at @BostonLogan and had to pull up at the last minute because another aircraft was on the runway.
Glad everyone is safe, but seriously, WTF!?! How does that even happen?
Learning, at its core, is about making mistakes. Grades incentivize learning without mistakes, which causes stress, creates students that focus on passing instead of learning, and cheating becomes rampant.
Grades corrupt learning to a point that it is no longer about learning.
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Depends on which ‘expert’ they solicit for comment. Many security professionals simply don’t have household gadgets connected to the internet, or they have commercial grade networking equipment and MFA on their accounts. For the average person, the former is much easier.
Go to cvs.com, click on canvas print special, click on canvas print, see only options for $59.99 prints. That’s what I get on desktop, on mobile it works correctly.
Canvas prints at @cvspharmacy starting at $15.99, unless you actually try to order one, then it's $59.99 (all 128 items are $59.99, I looked at them all).
Pretty sure this is the type of misleading advertising that gets AGs and FTC unhappy.
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