Security Nerd

Australia
Joined May 2009
Itchycube retweeted
We're a cybersecurity firm in Australia, trying to build our Twitter following. We'd rather give our money to people than big tech. So instead of buying ads we are going to send a Nintendo Switch Lite + Pokémon Legends: Arceus to a random person who RTs this, and follows us! 🐺
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Worked first go!!! Thanks @ghidraninja
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Hey @MicrosoftToDo - how far off is multiple accounts on iOS? Love everything you guys do :)
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Verifying myself: I am scottyau on Keybase.io. TmfYs_YmbAaShEYcB_oNWfv9bJawEIjCXapJ / keybase.io/scottyau/sigs/Tmf…
Hey @MicrosoftToDo any chance we’ll see an option for adding todo as a target for sharing on iOS?
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Don't Miss Out on Your discounted Early Bear #CrikeyCon Tickets! Register Today crikeycon.com
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As Droppy wakes from his hibernating slumber, a flurry of activity starts. Finally! Some actual details are published! crikeycon.com
This is of great concern to us. Please RT. @amazon
This is the Amazon fake; not printed by No Starch Press. Completely illegal. Even the product image is the fake! @amazon @nostarch
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We are holding the conference a couple months later next year on 6th-7th April 2019. Check out the deets crikeycon.com - more to come soon!
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Today on our shiny new @Medium blog, Andy (@andyplayse4) discusses how you can use a data-driven approach to find related ATT&CK techniques: medium.com/mitre-attack/find…. As always, we would appreciate your feedback! #threathunting
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So now you have ATT&CK (detection scope, threat definition), you have data (sysmon, eventlogs, powershell) and you have a platform (SIEM). What's missing? Someone (not a robot) to make sense of all that. Build a good security engineering team and stop buying more boxes!
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I'm a big fan of hotkeys and keep a running list of interesting ones that I add to whenever I have a chance 😊👇 xitter.cf/i/moments/790312594389…
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Windows Event ID 4624 displays a numerical value for the type of login that was attempted. These numbers are important from a forensic standpoint but also for understanding credential exposure and mitigating risks. Descriptions in replies.
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“We’re really excited to bring Apple Pay to our customers – it’s something they have asked for and we’re thrilled to offer it,” Suncorp’s @pipms on the launch of Apple Pay bit.ly/2Fx1OsW
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I just backed Commodore: The Final Years book on @Kickstarter kck.st/2HHOvZF
I've just supported Rocket Jump by David L Craddock at @Unbounders unbound.com/books/rocket-jum…
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My number one piece of life advice is to get into a hobby that’s not computers, something physical, because after global nuclear war when militia-run camps discover most of their food was penetrated by moisture and rationing starts they’re not going to need help securing Kerberos
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Itchycube retweeted
UPDATE: @CrikeyCon 4 from 2017 is a South East Queensland Australia conference and their videos are now part of the infocon.org/cons/ security archive.
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