Intend Privacy @IntendPrivacy

Tinkerer, blogger, InfoSec Soldier and Adventurer - Opinions are mine. intentionalprivacy.com Joined December 2014

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Moose @LitMoose

2 years ago

Thanksgiving is actually all about eggs. Eggs eggs eggs. And making them EVIL! HAPPY EAT-WITH-YOUR-LIZARD-BRAIN DAY!

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Dave Kennedy @HackingDave

2 years ago

Can’t give full details yet but omfg I’m hanging with DDP

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Austin Police Department @Austin_Police

3 years ago

🚧 Due to major events ongoing in Austin tomorrow, please expect heavy traffic and road closures in the downtown area, including the Austin Convention Center. If possible, avoid the area between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. ⛔️ #ATXTraffic

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HuffPost @HuffPost

4 years ago

"My catalyst to change my circumstances was a horrible appointment with a neurologist." Read Griffin's full essay here: huffpost.com/entry/invisibl…

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Tim Spellman @spellucci

4 years ago

@LitMoose Meet Mary Kingsley futilitycloset.com/2022/02/03/onw…

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SFGATE @SFGate

4 years ago

Though the little bottles of shampoo, soap and conditioner in your resort suite may not look like much, just one hotel chain in Hawaii uses hundreds of millions of them every year. sfgate.com/hawaii/article…

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Sarah Jamie Lewis @SarahJamieLewis

6 years ago

Privacy is a human right. Encryption is a human right. No qualifiers. No ifs or buts; No reservations or restrictions. The surveillance culture we have created is immoral. No amount of good done with surveillance makes up for the evil that surveillance itself causes.

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SwiftOnSecurity @SwiftOnSecurity

4 years ago

Shout out to the 2006 Thermaltake XRay, a cigarette lighter and drinks cup holder that went into your 5.25" drive bay.

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Mashable @mashable

4 years ago

Goodbye used coffee grounds, hello reusable coffee cup

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Robert M. Lee @RobertMLee

4 years ago

I’ve said it before but I’ve never once judged foreign intelligence agencies doing espionage. I try to stop them. My team your team. I get it. But hacker for hire groups…targeting of journalists and dissidents…my words here would be too coarse. I’d hope they all rot.

Microsoft Threat Intelligence @MsftSecIntel

4 years ago

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Eoin Kelly @[email protected] @eoinkelly

4 years ago

If you learned SQL in 1992, all that knowledge would still apply today. Does that apply to *anything* else in our stacks? Python was (barely) 1.0, Linux went 1.0 in '94. Ruby, Javascript, Java in '95. SQL knowledge is durable af. SQL is still *the* API for data. Learn SQL.

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Moose @LitMoose

4 years ago

I hate how it's a badge of honor in this field if you're working 60+ hours a week, and that such a workload is considered normal. It's frankly not sustainable and will put you in an early grave. Be the example from a high level and show your employees it's okay to have balance.

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Moose @LitMoose

4 years ago

If you've got vCenter exposed over 443, make sure you're disabling your plugins, especially that Health Check plugin. Here's how: kb.vmware.com/s/article/83829