Sadly I didn't make it to the after party so couldn't give my AI Karaoke entry a shot but shared a bit here as its bloody good imo (context: I lead an internal purple/red team) a stonking conf once again, lush seeing so many familiar faces, hope to see you all again next year!

"OpSec is hard" if you think this and you've only worked on an external team. Just wait until you work for an internal one. 😅

Very similar to one of my favourite presenters on leadership and team dynamics: Nickolas Means youtu.be/099cHWSbAL8?si=2uXT… He's done a few (3 mile island, fukashima, etc), might be worth a look :) would definitely watch you presenting similar at a con aimed at cyber.

Alva Duckwall's presentation is worth a look if you're up against 802.1x youtu.be/rurYRDlf1Bo?si=qoVP… There have been follow up talks in more recent confs, and tools on github that broadly automate these attacks now, but this starts at the beginning.

100%, Mr Robot had more about mental health and substance abuse in it than hacking, and yes it was shite. NCIS had better acting.

Look at the time of the post.

"Wait! They were Palantir all along! and they would have gotten away with it, too, if it wasn't for those pesky meddling cyber security professionals!"

🤣 ooh get you, you searched my profile and published a photo I willingly posed for.

Yeah. Whilst cyber may have a part in staging or access, this seems like espionage and sabotage or terrorism given the high collateral damage possibilities. Its placement of explosives in consumer devices and less "hackers blew up my pc".

Folk usually buy road tyres for their road bikes - which come like the above. Zero central tread pattern.