I am retiring this social media account. Find me as @hal_pomeranz@infosec.exchange
Orlando, FL
Joined November 2008
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Just a reminder that we'll be (belatedly) celbrating Command Line Kung Fu's 100th Episode on the PaulDotCom podcast http://bit.ly/d196q3
RT @sansforensics: Digital Forensics Case Leads: Ann’s Aurora Edition http://bit.ly/a32mpz [Read the items in the "Levity" section]
RT @sans_isc: [Diary] Be on the Alert, (Thu, Jul 15th): Spam with malware payloads, low spam filter blockage http://bit.ly/bTUZX0
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/me is wondering if Motorola's eFuse constitutes "Intentional damage to a protected computer" under the US Comp Fraud & Abuse Act
RT @alecmuffett: Motorola android phones commit suicide if you try to mod them: http://bit.ly/cL0ogC [Droid X looking much less desirable]
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@jaybeale I hear the EVO has terrible battery life. I'm currently lusting for a Droid X. And happy birthday, btw...
RT @stephenbonner: http://bit.ly/9iYszN They have a point about the magical superweapon... [fire the writers!]
RT @devilok: "Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) – no script required" http://j.mp/ao7nfX <-- yes, and yes.
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@rikkikite Hmmm, maybe we'll go for the Droid X since the iPhone 4 turned out to be a lemon...
RT @lennyzeltser: An overview of how to look for hidden files when examining a potentially-compromised Windows box: http://bit.ly/aFWJHn
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RT @ITProForum: John Labovitz brings his awesome housetruck to IT Pro meeting, Tuesday July 20 6:30pm @tracktownales: http://bit.ly/bsbv3d
@Shpantzer I'm up for it. Of course I'm in Oregon, so the logistics might be difficult...
RT @ClassicallyRock: Led Zeppelin is trending and Justin Bieber isn't. The world is a good place today. (via @incanus77)
RT @lennyzeltser: Best crafted email messages from targeted attacks in 2009-2010 (via @snowfl0w) http://bit.ly/b43xCV
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My webcast "Hardening Your Virtual Linux/Solaris Assets", today at 1pm Eastern US time (1700 UTC): http://bit.ly/bbG1mk
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RT @dunsany: Why do so many IT people assume tech controls will work perfectly when every other software they use is full of bugs?
As usual, good stuff today in @kriggins' "Information Security Bits" http://bit.ly/9P0Jh3
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