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  1. Added @FSecure Browsing Protection to the list of on-line tools for looking up malicious sites: http://bit.ly/3Zc70N
  2. RT @itsecuritynz: USB-Based Incident Response Tools http://ow.ly/Bsb4
  3. A surprisingly rewarding Twitter search to find all sorts of insights: http "anatomy of". Try it http://bit.ly/3kPKWX
  4. Lunascape browser supports 3 popular rendering engines: http://bit.ly/1fcMoZ. Thrice the vulnerability surface area?
  5. @OliviaMitchell Good post on crafting a key message, thanks. It would be great to see an example (mini case study) of this in action.
  6. @stevewerby Agreed. The new RT feature offers no opportunity to add your thoughts (editorialize) the retweet.
  7. With food products, "simple" in 2010 may be what "cheap" was in '09 (http://bit.ly/3ZUl7U). Same with IT products & services? Simple is good
  8. Sold my Amazon Kindle device, which felt too sluggish for reading technical books. I prefer the software version for PC http://bit.ly/2T6uNw
  9. Network forensics contest: Ann skipped bail... What did she email her lover before disappearing? http://bit.ly/459rab
  10. 13 anti-virus rescue CDs, available as free downloads: http://bit.ly/2IrXPw
  11. @sempersecurus Excellent feedback and a good point. You're right accessing a botnet could be considered illegal access.
  12. @snowfl0w Indeed, and finding such weaknesses in botnets can be a lot of fun!
  13. Thoughts on how to disrupt a botnet, inspired by recent anti-botnet activities by @fireeye: http://bit.ly/3u95k6
  14. Simple worm now affects some jailbroken iPhones: http://bit.ly/1yfoWu via @bojanz. One day malware will thrive on phones.
  15. What's malware analysis like? Here are steps to analyzing a covert surveillance program SpyKing: http://bit.ly/1EcmDa
  16. Fun and security awareness are rare partners. The "Don't Be a Billy" video is fun and creative: http://bit.ly/uOt1n
  17. @randymarchany You are too kind!
  18. @anton_chuvakin Nah, they just the target's website with browser :-)
  19. 10 faces of computer malware: http://bit.ly/3Bx1TR. Good overview by @MKassnerNet.
  20. A directory of technical cheat sheets: http://devcheatsheet.com. Covers programming, networking, security, etc.