I always say that the best part about attending #securityconferences are the people you get to meet and catchup with, as well as the innovation and creativity generated from these impactful conversations. Can't wait to see what this next year brings
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@DennisF@gabsmashh Huh. I have had the completely opposite experience. Replaced my last Dyson about 2 years ago with another Dyson. Had the last one for 12 years. Both of them the purple ball vacuums. Just purchased replacement parts when needed.
@_sarahyo Been dealing with this myself. Get some Umcka chewable tablets for pain relief and to shorten your cold/flu symptoms, Oxymetazoline for runny nose/congestion, and do a lymphatic drainage routine daily to get and keep fluid out of your sinuses (because changing altitude sucks).
Was chatting w/ my GPM about this, who doesn't have twitter but absolutely LOVED it & thought it was just the BEST thing EVER ๐ He mentioned that people might like some practical tips and go do's, so check out https://t.co/6bAub58xR1 2nd edition coming Oct 3rd! #securitysquirrel
In a recent episode of The BlueHat Podcast, Ryen Macababbad @Ryen_Mac, Principal Security Program Manager at @Microsoft, joins @NicFill to share her journey back to Microsoft, her experiences at Hacker Summer Camp 2024, and valuable insights on creating security measures that enhance, rather than hinder, productivity.
Key takeaways from this episode:
๐ก The role of security in maintaining customer trust and protecting revenue
๐ Why security should be built-in by default, so users donโt need to be experts
๐ฃ๏ธ The importance of feedback and diverse viewpoints in improving security
๐ง Listen here: https://t.co/EgX9XSbGks
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For those that have been waiting for it (apologies for the delay) - the final deck has been uploaded to the event site for you to go ninja on! @wpninjasummit#WPNinjaS
@MalwareJake Not just that either. This could happen for any number of reasons that have nothing to do with intelligence agencies, tbh. Foreign or domestic terrorism, corporate or political espionage or sabotage, psychosis, etc
@PaulbernalUK I don't understand your point about this being of special import to tech professionals and the massive implications. Certainly this is a supply chain attack - but that is not a threat specific to tech and rigging things to explode by remote detonation is an age old tactic
@MalwareJake It's an IED (improvised explosive device), straight up. Terrorists have been using them for ages. What's cyber about it? People take something that is normally benign and turn it into something that goes boom. In Iraq and Afghanistan, it was often "garbage" on the road
@BentleyAudrey I apologize, I only read a page or so of the responses and those were mostly people talking about starch and texture. I figured you just didn't know. I generally try to give people the benefit of the doubt and hoped you would hear my feedback for what it was. Education & insight