This is a misstatement of the CDC thing. (Set aside for a moment whether the CDC thing is even correct, we're not at that stage yet.)
The CDC's thing is that *breakthrough infections,* a small subset of the vaccinated, might spread as much as infected unvaccinated people.
Hacking is 90% practice. There's no shortcut to working hard, learning to pwn web, binary apps, Linux, hacking tools, write assembly / C / Python / XYZ.
Only 10% of your time should be spent with books and in high quality courses.
So you want to be a hacker? Put in the work!
@find_evil Cool idea. I wonder what this looks like if you back test it to previous breaches to try and see how the trades would've worked out. There is not a good source of historical options prices though.
checkra1n is a CRAZY life-changer for iOS security research. Now, @qwertyoruiopz (you rock man!) finished his talk @BlueHatIL with a port to Linux (and even a Windows video demo!)
This project is a great example of how Sybil attacks can be performed using large numbers of real devices. No reverse engineering of mobile apps nor programming nor hacking is required. Do the math on the cost of cheapest device you support and profit.
https://t.co/XSM8BbR228
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Robert, per usual, nails it.
This happens. Not just in cyber.
Tempest
IBM Selectric keyloggers
any number of other tradecraft cases.
Sometimes things are learned, sometimes divulged. Often with pain.
There’s a reason intel work / spycraft is called ‘The Great Game’.