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@DanielMiessler

I have good news: INFOSEC TWITER != INFOSEC Most people are kind, balanced types who don't have time for—or interest in—social media. We're the extreme barking at the extreme. INFOSEC will be ok because it doesn't depend on us. In fact, it doesn't even really know we exist.

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You are one of the worst offenders. Your podcast, tech guides, newsletter, blog, tweets, and offers of mentoring. Your thoughtfulness is bad for Info Sec Twitter. Which is fine, because it is good for InfoSec

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Not sure if this is praise or condemnation. Odd way of wording it. All I know is I’m glad Daniel is out here doing his thing - I’ve discovered a whole new word I’m fascinated by through him doing so

9:28 PM · Jan 24, 2019

Trying to be funny. I am a big fan. Have been for years. He is one of the best for InfoSec.

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