For those of you who are here because of a recent or upcoming talk- welcome! I don't post much, but very happy to chat or answer questions- feel free to reach out!
I wanted to thank those who attended my talk at @BSidesSF. If you liked my talk, I really recommend checking out the work @nikaroxanne is doing and her talk on reversing DOS malware! I'll be at @thotcon later this month, I hope to see some of you there!
@0wasp01@TriciaKicksSaaS We would probably do well to better convey the adversarial nature of nation-state and criminal groups.
If someone drove by and shot up your house, you wouldn't want the rhetoric to be "gun owner shoots house"
My absolute favorite moment of this interview was when I asked about visual inspirations and Jeff recounts the "naive, free flow" of hackers in the late 80's. Nothing was online yet. "You could run rampant, but you couldn't hurt anything. The ethos was look, don't touch".
Subscribe to our youtube channel to get full, behind-the-scenes episodes, like @eliadkimhy's interview with @thedarktangent where they talk about the visual aspects of DEF CON, DEF CON's impact on the community, and the history of hackers. https://t.co/TBI1LsUJQH
Great @MaliciousLife episode about corporate responsibility, specifically Cisco's involvement in Chinese internet censorship. Should be listened to by everyone providing tech to governments. https://t.co/RcHAL8Cpx9