Random InfoSec and OSINT commentary. Opinions are my own. Mastodon: @binarypool@infosec.exchange

Zürich, Switzerland
Joined April 2013
Steve Micallef retweeted
I tried this out yesterday and it's incredible: download a 4GB binary, child 755 it and now you have a full LLM and the software needed to run it ready to go, with multiplied operating system platforms supported by that single file
I spent the last month building llamafile which is the fattest executable file format ever. It lets you turn LLM weights into runnable llama.cpp binaries using cosmo libc. github.com/mozilla-Ocho/llam… Blog post: hacks.mozilla.org/2023/11/in…
13
174
11
1,873
616,787
Steve Micallef retweeted
We're thrilled to announce the release of the @Intel471Inc Attack Surface Protection suite of solutions, enabling organizations worldwide to identify, manage, and protect their digital footprint from sophisticated cyber threats. hubs.la/Q01Bx3Gt0
4
7
4,380
Replying to @halvarflake
What about at least explaining what the “decisions that led us here” were. Otherwise it’s a pretty hollow statement.
2
4
1,569
Steve Micallef retweeted
I would like to thank everyone for the amazing support received so far, it really matters to me.
As promised my new article about #Alias abuse on #Gmail: osintmatter.com/the-dark-sid… At the end of the article you will find a special gift🎁🐍 Really appreciate if you can share it 🌐 #OSINT #CyberSec #Antifraud
2
1
837
"If you want #content that your audience will actually get value from and share, from creators who really know their stuff, speak to #HackerContent." ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ - Founder of @spiderfoot, @binarypool
1
6
1,311
Replying to @Jeremy_Kirk
Literally my first computer!
1
Steve Micallef retweeted
I'm thrilled to join @Intel471Inc as Executive Editor, Cyber Threat Intelligence. I'll be writing and working with media. If you're a journalist and have questions about cybercrime, ransomware, etc. we have experts who can help. Feel free to reach out. #infosec
28
23
1
299
Today I began assembling a list that will include single programmers and small teams that develop tools for #OSINT xitter.cf/i/lists/14362216421752… In this thread I will tell you which of these people are working on which project (please subscribe to them and put stars on #Github) 🧵
1
7
1
23
Steve Micallef retweeted
1/ Just want to put this news in plain language for people. Senior people at Twitter have resigned in the last 48 hours. We now now why. They said in private Slack channels that @elonmusk is so desperate to recoup his money, he’s taking crazy risks with YOUR privacy and safety.
3,064
24,894
4,270
102,861
Steve Micallef retweeted
With Twitter's change in ownership last week, I'm probably in the clear to talk about the most unethical thing I was asked to build while working at Twitter. 🧵
1,233
25,901
4,795
125,244
Browsing through infosec mastodon gives me a 1998 IRC vibe
1
1
Replying to @ToolsWatch
Thanks for the kind words!
1
Steve Micallef retweeted
We are thrilled to announce that @SpiderFoot is joining @Intel471Inc! Bringing SpiderFoot's OSINT capabilities to Intel 471 will provide customers with the industry's most comprehensive & secure threat intelligence experience available on the market today. hubs.la/Q01rg9KF0
2
29
2
89
Replying to @WebBreacher
Thanks Micah, you’ve certainly been with me on this journey from the early beginnings :)
1
Big news! And super excited about this new chapter for me and SpiderFoot!
Very excited to announce that SpiderFoot is joining @Intel471Inc! By combining Intel 471's deep cybercrime intel with the SpiderFoot's OSINT capabilities, we are going to do great things together. Big thanks to the teams at @Intel471Inc and @thomabravo! spiderfoot.net/intel471-acqu…
8
4
1
41
Steve Micallef retweeted
An odd infosec-startup secret is how low the bar is, even from a business p.o.v. People think they need Facebook numbers, but if you have 2000 happy, paying customers, you will be better than huge swaths of the RSAC floor. More hax0rs should try. We need more things that work..
8
10
1
126
Replying to @jcran
Interesting.. wasn’t aware of YARA’s applicability for logs as well. Just found this: cloud.google.com/chronicle/d…