From the FailDesk retweeted
Gnarly one. All of the alarms being sounded due to active exploitation of this Sharepoint vulnerability.
Patch is out. Evidence shows exploitation going back to July 7.
From the FailDesk retweeted
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From the FailDesk retweeted
I want to tell you something:
@AlyssaM_InfoSec never intended to be a role model. She was just trying to make her way through the world. And she did both. Spectacularly.
@JackRhysider never meant to start a movement. He was just trying to make the type of podcast he himself would listen to.
@Jun34u_sec never set out to start a revolution around training and awareness. She was just hoping to get better at communicating with others.
@HackingDave never set out to be a role model, or a conference organizer, or an inspiration to over 100,000 people.
@InfoSecSherpa didn’t intend to become a role model and inspiration to those who live in the intersection of library science and infosec. As a matter of fact, that intersection didn’t even exist until she showed us that it should. And we owe her for that.
@jaysonstreet never meant to inspire people in over 45 countries to become better human beings. He was just just trying to survive. And to be kind.
@IanColdwater never strived to be a social media celebrity. They just wanted to hack shit. And they were so damm good at it that they became a social media celebrity.
@Blenster wasn’t trying to show us a better way to live. He was just showing us how he lives.
@medus4_cdc never intended to be part of the biggest communication revolution of the century. She was just trying to help her fellow hackers.
I could go on and on. But my point is this:
Whatever you are doing, do more of it. Because you might not just be breaking the rules. You might be rewriting them.
Hack the fucking planet.
From the FailDesk retweeted
Happy New Year to everyone! Except for whomever installed this AP…do better in 2024.
From the FailDesk retweeted
I worked restaurant for almost 12 years. I worked in Qdoba, Chipotle, Chinese restaurant, retail, pizzeria, Italian restaurant.
A lot of people think that you need to know computers or be super smart.
That wasn't the case for me. I come from restaurant background not knowing about hardware such as memory, hard drives, cpu. I didn't know what a mouse is and I didn't understand operating systems. The only thing I knew about pcs is how to turn it on.
It was 2014 that had me make a decision to get into tech. I took a comptia a+ class and slowly started to understand operating systems, hardware, networking, etc. You don't need to be a genius to work IT. I'm an example of someone who came into IT with only having curiosity and willingness to learn.
I went from washing dishes to installing computers and repairing them.
I got my fundamentals from comptia a+ and I don't regret it. Mastering fundamentals is very important. You will never know everything.
I'm a student when it comes to working IT/Cyber-security. I'm always learning something new everyday.
Happy Saturday!
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From the FailDesk retweeted
Okta got hacked. Leading to impact for CloudFlare, 1Password, and BeyondTrust.
Here's everything we know about it:
