CSO / Security Professional: GCIH, GCFA, GCFE, GPEN
Boston, MA
Joined January 2016
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Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
This is spectacular! Thank you for your incredible work, @joswr1ght, and for this remarkable gift to the community. TREMENDOUS!
Today at noon EDT I'm launching a book I've been working on for 20 months: Dynamic Incident Response, an iterative IR framework designed for how security teams actually work. Free in all formats.
Join me for the launch today: sans.org/engage/dynamic-inci…
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
Walked it off ✔️
Took the series ✔️
🗒️ bit.ly/3SKWJZT
ALT TEXT: August 22 Final Score: Red Sox 3, Giants 2 IMAGE: Willson Contreras jumps on top of Wilyer Abreu in celebration in the infield at Fenway Park. They both wear yellow City Connect uniforms.
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
What Anthropic’s Mythos Means for the Future of Cybersecurity schneier.com/blog/archives/2…
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I'm not sure that finding a null pointer dereference bug in OpenBSD is a big win for AI. Virtual mem page 0x0 was pre-allocated/hardened long ago preventing exploitability. I remember @spendergrsec implementing this protection ~20 years ago in grsec, followed by MS in 2012.
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
New: A Mysterious Code Is Being Broadcast on Shortwave Radio. Is It Iran?
theatlantic.com/national-sec…
I take a look at the "V32" Farsi numbers station that aired on Feb. 28. Also proxy and cyber attacks, as well as other asymmetric measures Iran might use.
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
#AirSnitch is making headlines after its presentation at NDSS Symposium this week. How concerned should you actually be?
Join Larry and James, authors of #SEC617: Wireless Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking as they walk you through this research.
🛜 go.sans.org/mDQufx
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
New year, new defenses. 🛡️ SMBs: make resilience your #CyberResolutions. Discover 8 practical steps to secure your business: cisa.gov/SecureYourBusiness
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
It may be a new year, but our resolutions remain the same: provide valuable foreign signals intelligence and protect National Security Systems and the Defense Industrial Base from malicious cyber threats.
ALT A night sky background showcases fireworks with text overlaid that says, "2026 Happy New Year" and the seals for NSA/CSS below it.
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
Malicious Implants Are Coming to AI Components, Applications: bit.ly/4m51zdk by Alexander Culafi
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
Well, this is fun!!! @SANSInstitute #Holidayhack real-time solutions for Prologue by @_JohnHammond What fun!!! I'm enjoying seeing him think though all the stuff: youtube.com/watch?v=Xu8YfAUe…
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
1995: The animated Japanese movie "Ghost in the Shell" was released. Based on the manga of the same name and set in 2029, the cyborg cop Motoko Kusanagi hunts the mysterious hacker known as the Puppet Master.
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
1995: Mudge published "How to Write Buffer Overflows", one of the first papers about buffer overflow exploitation. Afterwards, Mudge sent a copy to Aleph One, who later wrote "Smashing the Stack For Fun and Profit" in 1996. Seminal security paper to seminal security paper.
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Update: Our preliminary Post Incident Review (PIR) is available at the link below. Details include the incident overview, remediation actions, and preliminary learnings. More to come in our full Root Cause Analysis (RCA).
Automated recovery techniques, coupled with strategic service delivery partners, have rapidly accelerated resolution.
We can’t repeat enough, we’re aware of the impact and deeply sorry this occurred. We want to thank our customers and industry partners for their support and assistance following the release of a faulty content update. We know what happened and how to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
Stay informed with the latest news and updates on our remediation hub: crowdstrike.com/falcon-conte…
Michael Mimo 💽 retweeted
1993: The first DEF CON hacker conference was held at the Sands Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Initially planned by Jeff Moss as a farewell party for a hacker friend, about 100 people attended. It has since grown to become a 4-day conference with as many as 30,000+ attendees.
