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Security Researcher, WakandaSec, Coder, Security as Code, Builder, Breaker
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BREAKING. From a reliable source. MITRE support for the CVE program is due to expire tomorrow. The attached letter was sent out to CVE Board Members.
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Large constellations interfere with telescope observations, and Amazon will eventually add another 3,200 satellites to the night sky. Scientists are concerned and searching for solutions.
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Large constellations of satellites interfere with telescope observations, and Amazon will eventually add another 3,200 of them to the night sky. Scientists are concerned and searching for solutions.
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I'm finally freeeeeeeee
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🔴For those of you looking for the notebook from my talk during DefCon, ChatGPT: Your Red Teaming Ally, here you go! This is not a "ChatGPT ooooo ahhhhh" kind of talk. This is a step-by-step guide on how to best use ChatGPT to 10x your engineers. https://t.co/eGc6dqmIEu
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The notebook for my talk - ChatGPT: Your Red Teaming Ally - NetsecExplained/chatgpt-your-red-team-ally
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STEAL these superpowerful AI tools: ChatGPT ─ Solve anything Jasper AI ─ Writes anything Tome ─ 3D modeling Murf ─ Your text to speak Fireflies ─ Note-taking Timely ─ Track time Synthesia ─ Create a talking avatar
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ChatGPT is transforming your work. I've developed a resource with 333+ Mind-Bending ChatGPT prompts. And I'm giving it for FREE today. After 24 hours, it will cost $100. To get it: 1. Like 2. Retweet 3. Comment 'GPT' I'll DM you the link for FREE. (Must be following me)
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Rust or Go? What's the more versatile high performance language for Security Professionals, that code need to learn?
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Hello amazing hackers As our first good deed we want to give away 10 boot camps, all you have to do to enter is share this post and comment anything. You have 24 hours 🎉🤗🌈
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Huge move from 1Password. Password reuse is a big issue (the majority of folks admit to reusing passwords) and that combined with risky password sharing (via docs, slack, email, SMS, DM, etc) makes it easy for me to find credentials and use them against a team once I hack in.
1Password's new feature lets you safely share passwords using just a link
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Asking for a friendHow costly is it to create a seperate reporting strategy for each tool? Then have different teams report out on each security tool with a different reporting strategy. To finally discover that your tools have overlap and you should have thought of this before
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