Notices by NosirrahSec 🏴‍☠️ guillotine enthusiast (nosirrahsec@infosec.exchange), page 2

@GossiTheDog I am convinced that he is becoming as big of a threat to the world as Elon, but in a different manner.

Challenge: Public transit the whole way home without breaking down in public.

Found out a few hours ago my dad died, so on my way home for a bit. So far, pacing back and forth on the platform.

It's 2024, Israel is actively committing a genocide, and you choose to hang a hat that says "Israel Army" from your rear view while Ubering?

That's just not smart.

Bonus points for the, "if you like your freedom thank a vet" on the dashboard.

Irony levels off the charts. Yikes.

@BleepingComputer

@EricLawton @pluralistic Now we're fighting tooth and nail to claw back our rights they stole "on the web" and so avoiding labor laws and the like.

Massachusetts JUST passed the right for Lyft, Uber, etc. drivers to unionize.

MA also failed to pass raising the minimum wage for tipped workers, due to what can only be described as "technological class warfare" by rich people on the poor. Convincing some of the most vulnerable of the workforce that they don't need more, and that the assistance proposed is actually an attack?

Luigi was right.

@patrickcmiller

@pluralistic so much amazing cool shit just chilling around the space organically

@tinker @nf3xn @krypt3ia I couldn't possibly, even the tiniest bit, give a fuck that this piece of shit got what he deserved.

I am not normally so callous, but there's a SPECIAL place in the deepest hole of existence for scum like that.

This "person" has destroyed so many lives through sheer, unadulterated, greed; the sort of uncaring, cold, calculation of others' lives as chattel for dollars.

May he rot in piss.

@anne_twain @fixatedpersonsunit @aral in the exact same vein, negotiations do not stop genocides.

When you've committed to butchering tens of thousands of human beings, you're not going to stop because of words.

Israel doesn't give a fuck what anyone says, because no one is willing to stop them from slaughtering indiscriminately.

The ICC is right, but a lot of the world are complicit cowards.

@hannu_ikonen @yogipritch @PixelRobot You hold your goddamned tongue.

Dukat did that because he loved the Bajorans.

(/s obviously)

@GossiTheDog It was with DART, coincidentally

I did apply, but that was almost a month ago now. That shit got filled or my resume wasn't even looked at lol

@GossiTheDog I was already hesitant to even apply, but now that I have I'm more annoyed than hopeful.

I've never remotely touched an org that large, but I know their shit really well (I feel.) and I'd love to learn more as they "make security top priority."

I'm basically now firing off my resume at every possible SOC, Detections/EDR, Threat hunting, DFIR, whatever position I can and I just truly think no one is actually hiring.

@GossiTheDog Microsoft has open posts in every major city in the US (but remote tagged) and I actually don't think they're hiring that many IR Engineers.

@GossiTheDog I was just literally posting about this.

I don't think SHIT is hiring right now, despite the dozens of open positions being posted everywhere per organization.

@GossiTheDog My insides churned reading this lol

@GossiTheDog Cloudflare, supporting Nazis and fascism since...always.

I don't know if anyone ever gets hired from these sorts of posts, but please boost as I am motivated by enjoying such things as "eating food to stay alive" and "being able to pay my bills to have a roof over my head."

I've been a Sr. Infrastructure Engineer for roughly 4 years now, at the same MSP (THAT I LOVE, but may not be able to move upward/get paid enough to support myself and my family any longer. :\ ) We focus almost entirely in the Biotech/Life Sciences space, so I have special knowledge of laboratory networking, compatibility, patching, software integrations (on-prem, hybrid, and cloud) etc. It's a very small world, but useful knowledge.

I am looking for a full-time security position whether it's in ops, ops-adjacent, outside of ops entirely, whatever it may be. I just want to make a difference, use my talents, and more importantly, grow. I know that my experience in all things ops can be very useful.

I can do almost everything in the Microsoft stack from M365/Office 365 administration, Intune, to spinning up entire Azure environments with IAM, Conditional Access policies, App Protection, etc. from scratch. If I haven't done it already, I have probably administrated it after it was spun up by a member of my team.

I have experience in Defender (and its myriad products across the Endpoint/Office/Cloud/Azure/Entra space), SentinelOne, Sophos, Cylance(vomit emoji), you name it.

I have basically been running incident response as best I can solo for years, I've wrote a rudimentary Vulnerability Management process for my org for SOC2 certification. (we're being audited right now and my processes were accepted, so good? lol)

Open to requests for my resume, links to job postings, etc. (I will redact my address and number of course because...safety reasons.)

I am currently in Boston, MA. Looking for remote roles, as transit into Boston is a no-go entirely.

#fedihired #infosec #cloudsecurity

I don't know if anyone ever gets hired from these sorts of posts, but please boost as I am motivated by enjoying such things as "eating food to stay alive" and "being able to pay my bills to have a roof over my head."

I've been a Sr. Infrastructure Engineer for roughly 4 years now, at the same MSP (THAT I LOVE, but may not be able to move upward/get paid enough to support myself and my family any longer. :\ ) We focus almost entirely in the Biotech/Life Sciences space, so I have special knowledge of laboratory networking, compatibility, patching, software integrations (on-prem, hybrid, and cloud) etc. It's a very small world, but useful knowledge.

I am looking for a full-time security position whether it's in ops, ops-adjacent, outside of ops entirely, whatever it may be. I just want to make a difference, use my talents, and more importantly, grow. I know that my experience in all things ops can be very useful.

I can do almost everything in the Microsoft stack from M365/Office 365 administration, Intune, to spinning up entire Azure environments with IAM, Conditional Access policies, App Protection, etc. from scratch. If I haven't done it already, I have probably administrated it after it was spun up by a member of my team.

I have experience in Defender (and its myriad products across the Endpoint/Office/Cloud/Azure/Entra space), SentinelOne, Sophos, Cylance(vomit emoji), you name it.

I have basically been running incident response as best I can solo for years, I've wrote a rudimentary Vulnerability Management process for my org for SOC2 certification. (we're being audited right now and my processes were accepted, so good? lol)

Open to requests for my resume, links to job postings, etc. (I will redact my address and number of course because...safety reasons.)

#fedihired #infosec #cloudsecurity

Looking at the network settings for the Azure VM that got popped in the incident that ruined my weekend:

201 RDP 3389 TCP Any Any Allow

@thomasfuchs They are ignoring the concerns.