Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

Digital Services Manager in Banking/Finance/Credit Unions Houston, TX Joined October 2012

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

6 years ago

Times like right now where I can’t believe I pay for @Xbox Live. 3 hours to download a 70GB game on a gigabit connection.

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This entire OSCP drama is ridiculous. You are all security professionals. @cyb3rsick found a vulnerability (leaked exams/cheaters), disclosed it to @offsectraining, they did NOTHING. He went public. Many of you have dumped vulnerabilities after being ignored by a company. Shame!

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

7 years ago

Purchased last night!

Bill Pollock -- [email protected] @billpollock

7 years ago

Purchased last night!

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

7 years ago

Adding this for my next DR meeting.

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Computer Science @CompSciFact

7 years ago

Q: Why can’t programmers tell the difference between Halloween and Christmas? A: Because oct 31 = dec 25. #oldprogrammerjoke

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

7 years ago

A truly scary costume!

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

7 years ago

Reading case studies on wire fraud...

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

7 years ago

Listening to the Moana soundtrack while I organize and assign security roles for a new application...I'm 31.

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

7 years ago

Throne of Optiplex 380s

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

7 years ago

My vendors hold music reminds me of this every time I call them...Key & Peele - Aerobics Meltdown - Uncensored youtu.be/4k-Dd71CqnM via @YouTube

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

7 years ago

Sailboats: "We have all the major problems of a house and a boat and the sailboat hasn’t even left the marina yet." #JurassicPark

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Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai @lorenzofb

8 years ago

T-Mobile (Austria) says it stores part of customer's passwords in plaintext. Worry not, the company says it has "amazingly good" security so it's all good. motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/…

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Ars Technica @arstechnica

8 years ago

Panera accused security researcher of “scam” when he reported a major flaw arstechnica.com/information-te… by @jbrodkin

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Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom

8 years ago

All phones have spy backdoors these days. But if you live outside of China buy a phone from Huawei and use encrypted communication apps. That way it’s the Chinese spying on you and they don’t share your data with US / EU spy agencies 😎 #PickYourSpies

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

8 years ago

This is my tweet coining the phrase, “No Prada”.

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

8 years ago

More Surfaces...

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8 years ago

Majority of my day is spent adding websites to an ACL. Looking at you @NetworkBoxUSA

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

8 years ago

I would be questioning my endpoint security solution if it doesn't detect this file goo.gl/b3jeF7

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Jeramey Litzman @LitzmanTech

8 years ago

Thoroughly impressed every time @ESET catches something that @Cylance and @Fortinet end point solutions fail to catch.

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Graham Sutherland (Polynomial^DSS) ➡️ chaos.social @gsuberland

8 years ago

TL;DR on the KRACK WPA2 stuff - you can repeatedly resend the 3rd packet in a WPA2 handshake and it'll reset the key state, which leads to nonce reuse, which leads to trivial decryption with known plaintext. Can be easily leveraged to dump TCP SYN traffic and hijack connections.