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  1. Pinned Tweet
    1 Feb 2016

    Apparently my Twitter bot had a long conversation with Samsung support over the past couple days.

    Battery life on the Galaxy S4?
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  2. Retweeted
    Aug 30

    We might want to get some vulnerability flashlights when we go down to the basement.

    Dependencies
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  3. Retweeted
    Aug 30

    I’m really happy with how this was edited, and getting over what a smug asshole I look like in the pic

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  4. Aug 29

    This should be called the introvert's dilemma...

    Random thought: People who think they have it all figured out usually don't, but are confident enough to speak up. If you feel like you don't have it all figured out, you should still speak up: otherwise the only voices can end up being from those who are wrong but overconfident.
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  5. Aug 29

    Wish I could take credit, but I stole "DevOops" from a tweet I saw once. I love using that slide though. 😂

    has coined my new favorite term: "DevOops"
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  6. Aug 29

    Excellent... flying home from Canada shortly, using the Air Canada mobile app as we speak.

    A data on Air Canada’s mobile app may have exposed the personal information of 20,000 of its customers:
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  7. Aug 29

    I shudder to imagine how this would compare to a chart of infosec or cybersecurity courses at those same universities.

    Look upon this chart and despair.
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    Aug 24

    This isn’t just a child that doesn’t recognize his mom, this is a trauma response following an attachment injury caused by the US government. As a psychotherapist that works with children I can’t tell you how heartbreaking this clip is to watch.

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    Reminder: The consequences of family separation will far out-last this administration. Watch one family's reunion after months of separation.
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  9. Aug 27

    The talk presents a vision for how marketing/PR can work toward harm reduction rather than creating risk and sensationalizing research. These points are illustrated via a handful of case studies combined with a couple decades of firsthand security marketing experience.

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  10. Aug 27

    I finally got a chance to watch 's keynote and it's fantastic. EVERYONE in security marketing (and everyone who collaborates with security marketing) should watch.

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  11. Aug 26

    "Has our logo on it" 😂

    Every Bad Competitive Analysis Comparison Grid I’ve Ever Seen
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  12. Retweeted
    Aug 26

    All software is shit. The end.

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  13. Aug 24

    🤦🏻‍♂️

    🚨UPDATE: T-Mobile now says "encrypted passwords" were compromised in latest data breach. We obtained a sample of one "encrypted password" and turns out it may be a Base64 string that decodes to a MD5 hash. In other words, it could potentially be cracked.
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  14. Aug 23

    TIL

    I have evidence of a sophisticated Russian information campaign to get security nerds to say "nation-state" when they just mean "state". We spent TWO LECTURE PERIODS on this subtle distinction in college geography and it all ends, like tears in the rain, so people can sound cool
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    Aug 23

    New: consumer spyware company Spyfone left "terabytes" of pictures, call recordings, text messages, web history from monitored devices in an exposed S3 bucket. It was also possible for hackers to create admin accounts to backend and see data.

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  16. Retweeted
    Aug 21

    YCombinator is run by young, wealthy people as a temple of innovation. They chose to fund debt collection, mac and cheese home delivery, automating away elementary school teacher jobs with surveillance AI, and defrauding Nigeria with cryptocurrency scams.

    I guess YC Demo Day is happening again, the usual mix of boil-in-bag food startups plus George Orwell via the Sharper Image.
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  17. Aug 20

    Congrats on an amazing run! Glad I got to finally (FINALLY) dine there last month. Sooo...will Le Swan be open in early Sep, i.e. the next time I'm in town?

    Closing the Hoof before it jumps the charc
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    Aug 16

    Crazy Rich Asians has a 92% on Rotten Tomatoes which is technically an A- but according to my mom would be an F

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    Aug 16

    The last existing team of COBOL developers 😂 Source: Unknown

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  20. Retweeted
    Aug 19

    1) Dino is one of the most insightful ppl in infosec. (Interestingly - ppl miss how insightful he is, because they get distracted by his leet hackery); 2) I’m also a strong believer that great infosec teams build in-house ¹ __ ¹ I’ve spoken on it here:

    tl;dr: Code does stuff. Write more code in-house. Hire more security people who can write effective code. Buy security products for their APIs not their consoles.
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    Aug 16

    Best explanation of bitcoin I've seen today.

    Replying to @am_anatiala
    imagine if keeping your car idling 24/7 produced solved Sudokus you could trade for heroin
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