@LitMoose Always tell the truth, but also tell the whole truth: It's incredibly rough; it's getting better. There are lawsuits, and general social movement making the field more inclusive than it was even 5, 10 years ago. Most of those teens will be coming into an entirely different field.
Search queries are the Swiss Army knife of any good #OSINT practitioner.
Here is another excellent blog post by @LorandBodo on constructing powerful search queries
I am tremendously honored to be named a 2020 “power player” in cybersecurity by SC Magazine.
Lesley Carhart: if the shirt fits, or even if it doesn’t, wear it https://t.co/zyxIe97rUi
Reading body language is not just about one gesture or one sign but rather about the collective observation of those. The final "reading" comes from the way they combine. @thechasehughes has created a table on how #bodylanguage elements interact and you can download it for free!
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Education can and should be tailored to allow each student to get the most out of every class. That starts with recognising that everyone has different needs and strengths, and can each contribute something different and valuable
Stop making it worse under the banner of making it better. Talk to multiple people from the Other class to figure out community's preferred nomenclature and jargon.
I tweeted this because I attended a talk about equity and inclusion with 600+ other folks where we were told that "differently abled" is preferable to "disabled" because disabled is negative/limiting. 1/5
@ChristinaLekati This reminds me of the study suggesting people w/ bumper stickers (regardless of message) tend to exhibit more road rage more often.
https://t.co/9i8J8gz6Dj
My thing right now is building my toolkit. D/l awesome (free) apps. Now learning Morse Code and Korean reading/writing.
I've always wanted to read Korean, and I finally found an app that is making that particularly easy. [1/2]
If you have to work with high-value targets/teams here are a few factors to consider for the risk assessmemt:
🔹️Criticality: How detrimental is the damage if the target is compromised/ recruited?
🔹️Recognizabity: Can an adversary identify them as critical targets?
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