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

Phoenix, AZ
Joined July 2009
Bil Corry retweeted
Cracking up — A British experiment showed that angry eye posters reduced the amount of stolen bikes in eye-poster locations by 62 percent. Coming next? Infosec “social engineers we’re watching you! 👁👁” posters 😂 citylab.com/transportation/2…
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Empowering the customer to make their own risk decisions.
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Replying to @epenzeymoog
Or next big tech startup, they’re hard to tell apart.
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Replying to @epenzeymoog
2020 twist: it’s internet-connected with embedded AI, camera, microphone, and speaker, and occasionally SnapChats you when you’re not home.
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Replying to @epenzeymoog
More so if it shows up on your doorstep in a bassinet and a note that reads, “Needs loving home.”
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Replying to @realhamed
You’re not the only one with that take.
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Bil Corry retweeted
I'm excited about this. The UA string is a mess, somewhat fingerprintable, and legitimate use cases can be better and more clearly served by moving the information to an HTTPS-only client hint (a la wicg.github.io/ua-client-hin…).
Blink: Intent to Deprecate and Freeze: The User-Agent string groups.google.com/a/chromium…
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Bil Corry retweeted
Now that Twitter has changed how it handles uploaded images, this unexpected behavior is perhaps more important now than before. Your challenge: Tell me what I've redacted from this image. (Anybody I've talked to about this so far is ineligible to play) It can be done w/o tools.
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Conference speakers, this is valuable stuff:
Replying to @stu
Hi!, you can read it here: Thread by @QuinnyPig: Okay. For every retweet this gets (TO A POINT!) I'll add a thought / tip / observation about… threadreaderapp.com/thread/1…. See you soon. 🤖
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Replying to @coleencoolidge
Of all the things they *could* do, I’d settle for this. 😂
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Replying to @randomdross
The ad was following me around until I told Google Ads to hide it. Turns out it’s manikin training items.
Low income Americans can get free Android smartphones from a US gov'y-funded program. Researchers say those phones are coming preinstalled with Chinese malware, endangering their private data. Privacy should not be a luxury of the rich. forbes.com/sites/thomasbrews…
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I met @TinkerSec in person at @Layer8Conf and I still don’t know what gender @TinkerSec is. Some things are unknowable.
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Bil Corry retweeted
I was able to reproduce the Citrix ADC Remote Command Execution in one day. Guess you need to patch ASAP. #CVE-2019-19781 #Citrix
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I’ve rounded a corner on super creepy advertising.
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Bil Corry retweeted
new version of Boneh-Shoup's magnificent book is out! crypto.stanford.edu/~dabo/cr…
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Handy Firefox/Chrome extension that shows the CSP policy and offers suggestions for locking it down. github.com/craigfrancis/dev-…
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1970s keylogger "The TV signals would swamp the illicit transmissions and mask them from detection by embassy security scans, but the clever design of the mystery antenna and associated electronic filtering let the Soviets extract the keystroke signals." spectrum.ieee.org/tech-histo…
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“This work shows once and for all that SHA1 should not be used in any security protocol where some kind of collision resistance is to be expected from the hash function” arstechnica.com/information-…
Bil Corry retweeted
I took some time to sketch out `Scripting-Policy` in a little more detail: mikewest.github.io/csp-next/…. I'm starting to think it might actually not be a terrible idea.
github.com/mikewest/csp-next is a thought experiment: what if we broke CSP in half, removed some esoteric options, and built policy primitives that specifically targeted XSS on the one hand, and resource confinement on the other?
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