The SyncStop protects your mobile data from being accidentally shared, stolen, or infected with malware! SyncStop only transfers power, not your privacy!
a.k.a the USB Condom®
Joined June 2014
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Firefox to Allow Users to Delete Telemetry Data decipher.sc/firefox-to-allow… #decipher #deciphersec
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A while ago, I thought doing things in a clever way was cool. Now, I understand that simple is better than clever. Clever is mostly showing off.
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I never leave home without it when traveling #usb #security #protection @SyncStop #privacy #protection @SharePlicity
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Important issue. My take with @qdtrinh and @MQCarlton from @XipiterSec - Fun article spawned by a debate over beers “how hard would it be for someone to hack a surgical robot” bostonglobe.com/ideas/2017/1…
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E-cigarette charger turned into a USB attack device. USBs a "main source" of malware in ICS. #ICS #cybersecurity
bit.ly/2UEAAZ7
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The WiPhone is an ESP32-based VOIP handset that doubles as a hardware hacking platform for coders and makers! cnx-software.com/2019/04/12/… if this turns out anything like the m5stack.com it will likely be extremely popular.
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The ASUS update issues exposed by the ShadowHammer attack extend beyond software to firmware, and the problem of insecure updates extends well beyond ASUS. #shadowhammer #firmware #supplychain
ShadowHammer and the Firmware Supply Chain - Eclypsium bit.ly/2ZuX6am
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Another unpopular opinion: InfoSec only thinks about intelligent and capable adults in awareness campaigns. Case in point, have you seen small children trying to use passwords of appropriate complexity? They are simple incapable of remembering non trivial secrets.
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Yup! Programs were once woven into "core memory"..."one program could take months to weave". This video has a bonus cameo from Margaret Hamilton (of Lunar Landing fame) explaining "core" rope memory. youtu.be/P12r8DKHsak
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Perf uses Linux Tracing, which is the fastest way to trace the system events that you are interested in. 90% of what you want to trace via eBPF, you can get via perf, going all the way back to Linux Kernel 2.6.31.
Linux perf little book
by @NanXiao2
lobste.rs/s/qxnst8 #linux #performance
github.com/NanXiao/perf-litt…
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We know what security nihilism is, but have we thought about what security neuroticism is? I think it is when fear rules over reason.
Analogue: In NYC, we've all seen sketchy window air conditioners and feared them falling on us. Walking in the street to avoid them isn't safer.
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How to stay secure: don't use USB sticks, don't click on links, don't install apps, don't download software, don't use Wi-Fi hotspots, don't believe what you read on the Internet, don't use computers, don't go outside, don't eat, don't breathe, don't be.
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in case someone ask you why you use a @SyncStop (aka #USBcondom )... careful where you charge from and what you plug into.
