Applications are now open for our VRDP scheme for 2023! 🎉
Regardless of previous experience, we're looking for keen problem solvers who are interested in a future career in #VulnerabilityResearch – if that sounds like you then please get in touch!
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@halvarflake Obviously no idea if it’s remotely the same kind of gut punch, but I have similar feels about a lot of Father John Misty’s stuff. Something I keep coming back to regularly.
We're looking for (more!) browser and mobile haxors to come and pwn with us. Happy to chat to anyone interested and tell you more about @InterruptLabs and the work we do. You can also of course bribe me if you want to know about my last place too.🔥🫢🤣
@snare You reminded me to finally buy a copy of the Valhalla Delay plugin which does a pretty good impression of the space echo. Didn’t really appreciate how good the saturation sounded in combination with the delay! Put a Rhodes through it - instant stank face 👌
@snare Yes mate! Recommend super gentle modulation of the delay time for some quality ambient soup. Not sure if the pedal has mod routing or if it’s accessible via midi.
First day @InterruptLabs today! Joining a great team of old and new faces doing long-term VR projects. Props to @NerdKernel for putting together an awesome team and a transparent, low-overhead and remote-first org structure in such a short timeframe!
Having some much needed rest after leaving Apple a few weeks ago. Hits different to go from daily meetings & team syncs to no meetings all at once. Looking forward to the next thing I have lined up though, back to the offensive side :)
If you are looking to come hack on the latest tech - @InterruptLabs are looking for vulnerability researchers to come join our team https://t.co/1UplzlZAIR
my team work on securing all the new features we ship to our customers. we're recruiting and seeking diverse candidates! check out our job posting or DM me for details! https://t.co/9j93dUSwUG
Thread: over the years, I had countless infosec newcomers ask me how to build a successful career in the field.
I don't have a recipe for success; but there are several things I learned over the years, and they're a bit different from the usual career advice you hear. (Thread)
Ininterested an internship at Apple working on WebKit or related tech?
Some of the areas of opportunity:
- DOM & Web APIs
- Layout & Rendering
- 3D Graphics
- Security & Privacy
- Web dev tools
- Media
- JS VM
- HTTP stack
DM if interested. RTs appreciated.