adam shostack

@adamshostack

Author, Threat Modeling: Designing for Security. Working to reduce bad security outcomes. Taking a break from Twitter for a while.

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    29 Sep 2014

    Threat Modeling is a Jolt Finalist, the first security-centered book on the list since Schneier’s Secrets & Lies

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  2. 16 hours ago

    It's so nice to see "history lessons" about "cybersecurity" that start with Multics.

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    Sep 2
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    You can opt out for Tesla too - but you trade some functionality

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    Sep 2

    These guys are working to digitize some old Skylab and Pioneer 11 data tapes and are looking for advice - more at

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  5. Sep 2

    Would love to hear if anyone's found anything else.

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  6. Sep 2

    I've done some research around electric vehicles. I think lets you turn telematics off. (page 9-17 of talks about declining) Tesla and Chevy didn't.

    Are there any privacy groups or lists of what data car companies collect after you purchased their car? I’d like to narrow a car search to those makers that collect the least.
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    Aug 29

    Just got notified of my acceptance to speak about what works in continuous threat modeling at the O’Reilly Software Architecture Conf 2019 in NYC - this should be fun!

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    Aug 22

    How about 3 days of Advanced Windows Fuzzing and Triage Training by the esteemed ? Yeah, we know you'd like that science drop

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    Aug 27

    "What’s the legible architecture of these systems?" > great post by on getting the right level of abstraction and detail >

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    Aug 27

    This is a really neat initiative by Chris Castaldo (). Vendors donated to charities in exchange for his time listening to their pitches. His post-meeting report is here

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  11. Aug 27

    Longer words take longer to read and distract from your message. Use short ones, or utilize pomposity gracelessly.

    Every 2nd paper I review mistakenly uses "utilize" when "use" would have been better. MORE SYLLABLES DO NOT MAKE YOU SMARTER.
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    Aug 23

    Interested in making continuously secure development a reality? Check out - great keynotes & , expert speakers, industry insights and hands-on workshops. Use OWASP-DSC-2018 for a 20% discount!

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    Aug 25

    Check out Adam’s sage words about architectural views for

    Threat Model Thursday: Legible Architecture ( I think you'll both really dig this one.)
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    Aug 24

    Threat Model Thursday: Legible Architecture - Blog Post by "Having understandable models of your systems makes it easier for everyone to interact with them, and that makes design easier"

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    Aug 23

    Some of the most influential minds in cyber security, especially in US gov/policy circles, still have a win32-endpoint-threat-hunting mindset. Its difficult to watch them say what big tech companies should do about security.

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    Aug 23

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    Election-hacking lessons from the 2018 Def Con hackers conference:
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  17. Aug 23

    Threat Model Thursday: Legible Architecture ( I think you'll both really dig this one.)

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    Aug 22

    HEY: We're hiring a part-time researcher with strong skills to work with us this fall. Come investigate misinformation, media manipulation, scams, fraud etc. If you're in Toronto, great. If not, remote is an option. APPLY SOON. Here's the info:

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    Aug 21

    S04E04 -- in a . joins to discuss how to do this and some other tips on .

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    Aug 21
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    Looks like fun! I can also recommend learning Threat Modeling from , it was an eye-opening experience for my own journey back then!

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  21. Aug 21

    Developing an intentional toolbox for tracking commitments at a conference

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