Notices by Ryan Castellucci :nonbinary_flag: (ryanc@infosec.exchange)

@dangoodin I've dropped this into a den of cryptographers for you.

Anyone in the SF Bay to Sacramento area have a job opening for a robotics engineer? The company my brother worked at ran out of money and paid him off. :-(

Anyone in the SF Bay to Sacramento area have a job opening for a robotics engineer? The company my brother worked at ran out of money and paid him off. :-(

@LucasWerkmeister FWIW changing the user agent header does not actually obscure what the browser is.

@LucasWerkmeister unsure if being trolled

@cR0w @hrbrmstr @greynoise 🐐

@GossiTheDog "Breaking Bird" was right there

Interesting article about shell companies and money laundering using Scottish Limited Partnerships (SLPs), featuring the Methbot ad fraud operation I played a pivotal role in shutting down.

https://theferret.scot/muirhouse-slp-and-the-king-of-fraud/

I'm responsible for security research strategy within my department at a large tech company.

Over the last decade, I've spoken at multiple conferences.

Last week presented a paper I co-authored at a security workshop in Cambridge.

My work protects the public.

Also, I'm a trans nonbinary person.

My gender is not even in the top ten most interesting things about me, but it's still an important part of who I am.

Are you trans? Who are you? Let's hear something else about you. It doesn't have to be impressive.

End with "Also, I'm a trans (fill in the blank)."

Satisfactory is on sale on Steam, be sure to tell engineers who work for the competition!

@tilde If it's got 16GB of RAM, yes.

OH: I've changed jobs three times since then, not to mention my gender, and grown these bomb-ass tits!

@dave I will need to experiment with this.

@dave what

@jann wow this is amazeballs

OH: You're not cis enough to be a sister-wife.

Windows 8 is now closer to Windows XP than it is to today.

@viq less expensive than the system76, though.

Tbh the most interesting thing to me about the system76 is that the built in keyboard has programmable firmware.

@foone I have run into malware that has server-side checks before the second stage would download and it blocked a couple major metropolitan areas and allow listed residential ISPs. Ended up buying a sacrificial laptop to infect.

The hinge on my pixelbook go has failed, so I need a replacement. Not sure what to get. I want a high res screen (3k/4k) wirh at least 16GB RAM, and mostly use a terminal and a web browser. I don't care about CPU performance, max screen size 14", lightweight. Ideally, would like to run Linux on it.

I'm looking at tuxedo computers and system76, but I'm wondering what other options are out there?