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  1. @hal_pomeranz Finding shops that repair out-of-warranty AV electronics nowadays can be quite an ordeal! 6:49 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to hal_pomeranz
  2. Book title nightmare "The Anatomy of Top Ten Hacker Threats Unleashed and Exposed for Dummies - Ultimate Guide!" (Kidding) 1:06 PM Nov 23rd from CoTweet
  3. RT @sans_isc Using a Cisco Router as a "Remote Collector" for tcpdump or Wireshark: http://bit.ly/5gdTS0 12:22 PM Nov 23rd from web
  4. @mashagenzel Nicely done! http://bettertalking.com 6:47 AM Nov 23rd from CoTweet in reply to mashagenzel
  5. Weekend distraction: "Researchers have been spying on us on the subway. Here's what they've learned" http://bit.ly/3ebfuU 1:25 PM Nov 21st from CoTweet
  6. How to analyze malicious Microsoft Office and PDF document files - new cheat sheet: http://bit.ly/maldoc 11:17 AM Nov 20th from CoTweet
  7. Black hole DNS files of malware domains: http://bit.ly/1RqxRF. (Now added to listing of blacklists at http://bit.ly/HneQC) 5:50 AM Nov 19th from CoTweet
  8. To what extent is this information #security community on Twitter, held by follows and hashtags, representative of #InfoSec field at large? 4:46 PM Nov 18th from UberTwitter
  9. Regular expression syntax is easy to get wrong. Here are 3 free tools to generate and test regex: http://bit.ly/ijHhL. 11:49 AM Nov 18th from CoTweet
  10. @snowfl0w Blocklists includes MalwareDomainList: http://bit.ly/HneQC, but I'll add the link to interactive lookups: http://bit.ly/3Zc70N Thx 12:51 PM Nov 17th from CoTweet in reply to snowfl0w
  11. @infosec2pt0 Agreed. Wish the article discussed actionable steps to mitigate the risks. As is, it is at least good for awareness training. 12:52 PM Nov 16th from CoTweet in reply to infosec2pt0
  12. 5 social engineering exploit techniques that, sadly, can be highly effective: http://bit.ly/45O1XW (via @DrInfoSec) 12:06 PM Nov 16th from CoTweet
  13. @mikkohypponen Interestingly, the product is called "ButterFly Flooder" 10:15 AM Nov 16th from CoTweet in reply to mikkohypponen
  14. Teams make better decisions when they include an outsider who can push members outside comfort zones: http://bit.ly/4ufrP8 7:13 AM Nov 16th from CoTweet
  15. Weekend distraction: http://lmgtfy.com for answering people who are too lazy to Google for the answer themselves 1:09 PM Nov 14th from CoTweet
  16. @ErikSorensen Good luck on the contest! 10:30 AM Nov 12th from CoTweet in reply to ErikSorensen
  17. Added @FSecure Browsing Protection to the list of on-line tools for looking up malicious sites: http://bit.ly/3Zc70N 9:01 AM Nov 12th from CoTweet
  18. RT @itsecuritynz: USB-Based Incident Response Tools http://ow.ly/Bsb4 6:10 AM Nov 12th from CoTweet
  19. A surprisingly rewarding Twitter search to find all sorts of insights: http "anatomy of". Try it http://bit.ly/3kPKWX 2:08 PM Nov 11th from CoTweet
  20. Lunascape browser supports 3 popular rendering engines: http://bit.ly/1fcMoZ. Thrice the vulnerability surface area? 10:25 AM Nov 11th from CoTweet
  • Name Lenny Zeltser
  • Location New York, NY
  • Web http://zeltser.com/
  • Bio Sharing thoughts on information security, IT, and business trends, with a particular focus on malicious software
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