Initech.

a little nod to some classic comedy.

That looks dope, can't wait to see it in action!

If this story can be a civil rights lawsuit based on the 4th amendment:
www.schneier.com/blog/archive...

Why can't this one be the same:
krebsonsecurity.com/2024/10/the-...

The cogent point of both of them is that "nobody can escape it". So where is all of the inertia coming from?

It's interesting going back through things you've written down in random places. Found a notebook from 2013-2014 where I asked; "How long until malware authors include A.I. in their code to combat the A.I. in use by security companies?"

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I've been thinking about this for a couple weeks; has anyone done a correlation check on the Citrix bleed victims and Okta customers? With the tweet from @GossiTheDog about finding an open directory of Citrix session tokens and other activities I've seen, it makes me wonder.

I kind of feel stupid for just now realizing this, but the pins that you screw your VGA/DVI (and others) cables into on your expansion card are essentially just motherboard standoffs. 🤯

FFS, Microsoft, have we not learned our lesson with VBS and macros? Now we're putting python in Excel? Here comes the surge of information stealers and Azure secret leaks because you know it's going to be tied to your personal/org account somehow.

If you're going to scrape random open source repositories for IOCs, you should probably be ready to answer questions about them. Because if you come to me saying we have an alert on one and can't tell me anything about that indicator, I AM going to look at you funny and ask pointed questions.

The newest dish on the tech foodie menu; 3-wire Parmesan.