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  1. Weekend distraction: "Researchers have been spying on us on the subway. Here's what they've learned" http://bit.ly/3ebfuU
  2. How to analyze malicious Microsoft Office and PDF document files - new cheat sheet: http://bit.ly/maldoc
  3. Black hole DNS files of malware domains: http://bit.ly/1RqxRF. (Now added to listing of blacklists at http://bit.ly/HneQC)
  4. To what extent is this information #security community on Twitter, held by follows and hashtags, representative of #InfoSec field at large?
  5. Regular expression syntax is easy to get wrong. Here are 3 free tools to generate and test regex: http://bit.ly/ijHhL.
  6. @snowfl0w Blocklists includes MalwareDomainList: http://bit.ly/HneQC, but I'll add the link to interactive lookups: http://bit.ly/3Zc70N Thx
  7. @infosec2pt0 Agreed. Wish the article discussed actionable steps to mitigate the risks. As is, it is at least good for awareness training.
  8. 5 social engineering exploit techniques that, sadly, can be highly effective: http://bit.ly/45O1XW (via @DrInfoSec)
  9. @mikkohypponen Interestingly, the product is called "ButterFly Flooder"
  10. Teams make better decisions when they include an outsider who can push members outside comfort zones: http://bit.ly/4ufrP8
  11. Weekend distraction: http://lmgtfy.com for answering people who are too lazy to Google for the answer themselves
  12. @ErikSorensen Good luck on the contest!
  13. Added @FSecure Browsing Protection to the list of on-line tools for looking up malicious sites: http://bit.ly/3Zc70N
  14. RT @itsecuritynz: USB-Based Incident Response Tools http://ow.ly/Bsb4
  15. A surprisingly rewarding Twitter search to find all sorts of insights: http "anatomy of". Try it http://bit.ly/3kPKWX
  16. Lunascape browser supports 3 popular rendering engines: http://bit.ly/1fcMoZ. Thrice the vulnerability surface area?
  17. @OliviaMitchell Good post on crafting a key message, thanks. It would be great to see an example (mini case study) of this in action.
  18. @stevewerby Agreed. The new RT feature offers no opportunity to add your thoughts (editorialize) the retweet.
  19. 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
  20. Sold my Amazon Kindle device, which felt too sluggish for reading technical books. I prefer the software version for PC http://bit.ly/2T6uNw