@jpwarren The dangers of unintended consequences aside, you'd acknowledge the mischief rule and purposive construction by the judiciary are still in the mix and important?
Cryptography by @noneuclideangrl , the new ISM by @wan0net & COVIDSafe vulns by @jim_mussared are on the agenda for June #CSides - Friday 19th June, streamed online, details at: https://t.co/JD2KcgmUv4
We shouldn’t have to be best selling authors, trainers, exploiters, contributors, leaders to convince enough men to help us end harassment against women.
Think of the women who are just starting out, bullied out by asshats & supporters, before they’ve had their shot to shine.
Microsoft gives up on SSD manufacturers: Windows will no longer trust drives that say they can encrypt themselves, BitLocker will default to CPU-accelerated AES encryption instead. This is after an exposé on broad issues with firmware-powered encryption.
https://t.co/6B357jzv46
Microsoft is unveiling a new Windows Terminal tool today for Windows 10. It’s a new app that combines cmd, Powershell, and WSL into a single environment with tab support and lots of customizations. All the details here: https://t.co/oMhgPazd78
Slides and other stuff from my @CrikeyCon talk The IDEs of March are available at https://t.co/PVltOXwq3p. Have at em! Thanks to everyone who listened to my thoughts and feelings 😁
PoC||GTFO 19 is available on paper at @WEareTROOPERS in Heidelberg, @BSidesCbr in Canberra, and @BSidesKnoxville in Tennessee. An electronic edition will be released as soon as it is ready. Please retweet.
we are excited to announce that we added support in Windows Kernel to run DTrace. DTrace is now officially supported on Windows 10! Full details on how to use DTrace on Insider builds, along with links to GitHub to our source code. cc @JenMsft@gvnn3
https://t.co/aUn9QMIEzB
Students find hidden women programmers by looking in scientific papers' acknowledgment sections. "In the 1970s, women accounted for 59 percent of acknowledged programmers, but just 7 percent of actual authors."
https://t.co/XeLqlnRV5E
I was one of those asked who said it was not such a good idea. We're much more vulnerable to offensive hacking as a nation than many of our adversaries are. It's also hard to contain new "weapons" once they are in use. We have a lot to balance & consider to get things right here.
Interested in Hyper-V Internals? Read Part 2 of my continuing series on "Writing a Hyper-V "Bridge" for Fuzzing" as we get into the guts of hypercalls: https://t.co/POrIeZRbL6 with sample code and more!
Back when I first wrote L0phtcrack (1999), if you suggested that MSFT would become an organization with some of the best software build hygiene (code hygiene to application hardening) *and* that they would find their own RCEs and release details...
Wow! Nice turnaround MSFT!