People are asking me why I endorsed the use of "We're Not Gonna Take It" for the Ukrainian people and did not for the anti-maskers. Well, one use is for a righteous battle against oppression; the other is a infantile feet stomping against an inconvenience.
I was just on @AlJazeera and was asked about this. There's not a single shred of credible evidence that this was anyone other than Russia.
I get that people desperately want to make sense of what they don't understand, but take this as what it is: a rant without evidence. 1/3
45 says all the experts (including his) are wrong: SolarWinds hack is hot air, no big deal. China -- not Russia -- may be responsible. In same breath, says hack could have affected the election.
Do not conflate voting system security and SolarWinds. The proof is in the paper. You can audit or recount again to confirm the outcome. Like they did in Georgia. And Michigan. And Wisconsin. And Arizona. Can't hack paper.
VMware vulnerability a vector in the SolarWinds incident? The company says it has received no notification/indication this is the case, but the timing, MO of the flaw (forging single sign-on tokens) and recent NSA/CSIA advisories seem to suggest otherwise. https://t.co/dw0fnHKY7a
Always a fun night when you spend your evening setting up out of band communication channels for your new team from your personal devices because you are afraid you’ll wake up to the news that your enterprise Microsoft ecosystem is burned.
Hey @CISAKrebs we all love you man. Thanks for standing up for what you believed in at a time that it was most important to do so. Fired by tweet should be added to your resume, you’ve got a giant community of support from now on.
Trump just fired Chris Krebs (no relation), his top election security official and director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. "Highly inaccurate" Trump said of Krebs' statement that Nov. 3 election was "most secure in history." SMH. https://t.co/aLJR48EgSS
Trump just fired Chris Krebs, the top cybersecurity official in the U.S., who has systematically shot down Trump's false claims about fraud as part of DHS's initiative to keep Americans from doubting the integrity of the election system.
I've said this before, but I'll say it again. There aren't many in government cybersecurity who have the full trust of the community. @CISAKrebs is one of those people.
His firing has set back public-private partnership on cybersecurity by many years. 1/3