Good morning, chooms.
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Good morning, chooms.
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@GossiTheDog I don’t know how I’m feeling about it. There’s stuff I dig and stuff that I don’t dig so much. The open classes are pretty fun. The story is, Korean.
Hey, you know what would be.really cool? If US national organizations, particularly women’s organizations, would stop holding national conferences, training, and key business events in states that will -provably- let pregnant attendees die by waiting too long if they have a medical emergency. Or where there’s a higher than normal hate crime rate and hostile legislation against trans people being able to exist in public. Or where if your attendee is raped the state might still prosecute them across state lines for having an abortion.
These might seem like edge cases to you, but you do not necessarily know who is at more risk than you assume. It sends a terrible message. Do you have a legal plan to fight for those attendees if it happens?
Just a fun, random thought. You could like, do six flags instead of Epcot, for a treat.
Ahahaha... I had not seen this specific corporate horror:
Office retreat gone awry: Worker rescued after allegedly left stranded on Colorado mountain by colleagues
"A worker on an office hiking retreat to a national forest in Colorado had to be rescued after 14 of his colleagues allegedly left him stranded on a 14,230-foot mountain, authorities said."
@GossiTheDog that talk was probably scheduled a year ago, but the irony is real.
If I have to explain to one more 1980s/1990s veteran who exactly was the American commander in chief for the US-Taliban deal and the bulk of the Afghanistan withdrawal, I’m gonna need a whole stack of HP printers to sledgehammer.
Super helpful security notifications, part 573. I had no idea that my email addresses which I have used for over a decade might be somewhere on the dark web, associated with something totally undefined.
A lot of very meaningful questions and comments. I know a few have been, “well why can’t you just list all their names”
They will sue me for defamation. Even if I hold direct evidence from victims, they will take me to court to deanonymize those victims and make it an unbearable financial burden. I already get regular death threats and my family and workplace get horrendous messages about me just because I’ve spoken up in the past in defense of their victims, who I believe. It’s a very tricky situation and why back channels were always so important.
One thing that really sucks about me leaving Twitter/X and losing so much of my audience and reach is that I can watch in real time the people who my generation and older in infosec all knew were abusers, harassers, and generally really dangerous people being forgotten as such, and our warnings not being passed on to the younger generation.
Those same bad dudes are absolutely noticing they're in the clear, and coming right back into the conference, X, and education spaces where they can victimize young people, especially young women. They have the age, the money, and the power to do it. It really blows.
I'm sure it's exactly what Elon wanted.
My world today was the older Southern couple I thought was going to glare at my punk outfit and Mohawk but actually bothered to read my “support your local library” back patch. She was a librarian.
Remember, if you use LinkedIn at all, this is an opt OUT!
I help as many people as I can get into cybersecurity jobs. I do that through a number of outlets. Let's talk about them briefly:
Most of my free community work, as well as my conference, are funded through commercial speaking, and I cannot do them without those engagements (or conference stipends). My availability varies accordingly.
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@patrickcmiller it was sadly a bit rhetorical, but we should
@patrickcmiller if not then, then who?
On my biography or eulogy
I absolutely love that the VERY FIRST #YouTube recommended video for me where I only watch like, cooking comedy videos, Starfield walkthroughs, Star Trek, and queer ASMR today was a repulsive incel cartoon bashing Harris.
Microsoft is so exhausting in not listening to consumers these days…
For all y’all international people who think it would be super to have privatized American healthcare, I introduce you to the day you change jobs or your job chooses to change your Insurance agency - and you get a peppy email telling you how it’s time to find all new doctors today and rebuild an entire care team immediately from scratch. Cheers!
I am eminently qualified to speak from experience about a variety of dumpster fires.Director of Incident Response at Dragos, ICS cybersecurity person, @pancakescon organizer, martial artist, marksman, humanist, level 14 Neutral Good rogue, USAF retired. Speaker available for gigs.Gin connoisseur. Hamster parent. Some dipshit from Chicago.I post very serious things about infosec. Thoughts are entirely my own. 'they/them' 🏳️🌈 :nonbinaryflag: :asexualflag:
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