Joseph Walbert

Opinions and posts are my own and do not represent those of $dayjob.

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@SethHanford @chort0 YAML....data serialization with all the capability/intent as JSON...and human readable to boot!

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

Allowing for and/or utilizing CVE structure/features is understandable. Requiring a CVE ID (either real or faux -- which would lead to fun collisions down the road) is just a mess and should be avoided at all costs.

[@[email protected] 🐡 @SethHanford]

Look, I get it: CVE is the standard nomenclature for vulns, flawed as it is. If you do vulnerability management, you need to have that in your tooling. But to REQUIRE a CVE, even for custom-imported e.g. first-party flaws... don't. Just don't. There're public vulns w/o them

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@SethHanford accidental re-tweet and now I hate notification history efficacy #lessonslearned

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@SethHanford but perl and regex (aka IR and analyst work) and ninja oneliners will always be my everyday mainstay #suckittrebek

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@SethHanford the only reason I don't #perlallthethings is because I have to be a team player

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@SethHanford liar liar pants on fire...aka taken out of context and below the belt #unsubscribe

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@SethHanford why yes...yes I do. Smashing the regex daemon with the perl-lane every other night between 0400-0800 (GMT ofc).

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@SethHanford @LaNMaSteR53 DM if you'd like more details.

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@SethHanford @LaNMaSteR53 I think the rotations may have slimmed down a bit (e.g. 3-4mo rotations in a year). It's still an amazing program.

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@LinuxBlog @SethHanford Three axis accelerometers, my favorite. But you are probably correct. The drive to understand these things... :)

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@LinuxBlog @SethHanford Ha! Touché, but test-plan will require a bit of forethought. Ever play with magnets and CRT? :)

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@SethHanford @LinuxBlog @BillNye Tape over CAT5 leads succeeded optical mouse in my book. This has potential to be the new mischief maker.

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

@SethHanford @LinuxBlog Ha! I feel a @BillNye lesson coming on. #Copper #Coil #Current #Shenanigans

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

Verifying myself: I am raellan on Keybase.io. p988tUfyamoTBX_XWZGaNU4aAh3H1zP2sQRp / https://t.co/SdHCRJWf9t

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

I'm a fiend for reading the docs when troubleshooting or building something net-new. I cannot believe I'm only just now stumbling on Dash.

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

Check out Dash, the Documentation Browser for 150+ APIs https://t.co/Fb4CFDwQE9

[Alex Matrosov @matrosov]

Our @h2hconference slides "UEFI Firmware Rootkits: Myths and Reality" @vxradius https://t.co/fv0b5hpWI5 New stuff coming soon at @ZeroNights

[Greg Linares (Laughing Mantis) @Laughing_Mantis]

Absolutely cannot wait for this new #Apple feature
#whatatimetobealive

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

Yea, this guy gets it. https://t.co/lzjXCpoJXk

[Joseph Walbert @Raellan]

#Git + #Splunk ES + Clustering = Pure Synergy

Seriously. Git hooks make the framework successful for an enterprise deployment.