I mean... tailor your resume for the job you want. I'd much rather get a gig as a goon tech for hire than continue having to go all corpo. For anyone interested, yes I'll take a bonus paid out in 300 AAC or 5.56.

Pick any darkweb handle... Instantly see every other forum the same actor used. 775,621 usernames cross-referenced across 27 cybercrime forums, in one offline file with 3D link graphs. github.com/DoingFedTime/Thre…

Imagine being scared of malware

I've held this one close to my chest, not wanting to react out of pure emotion. I lost another person in my life due to verifiable medical malpractice - all of them involving blatant abuse of prescription meds. The medical community has to correct itself.

About the whole AI/dot com bubble. Sure, a ton of garbage sites/slop apps have (will) fail. Revolutionary logistics & hosting came out of dot com to become #1 on the Fortune 500. It wasn't technology failing, it was people who didn't understand it hyped for the wrong things. There's a corollary here with reusable rockets, cheaper energy, and cooling. If you think we're going to keep launching rockets for anything, or that we'll continue pursuing data centers or ai... there's a very different calculus than can "engineers" who have never reviewed a single line of code create a good or secure web app?

I'm sure it's fine. Companies like Medline, our largest medical supply distributor, have their warehouses burn down in out of control fires all the time. We also always refer to it as a "commercial building" fire signifying how trivial it really is.

It is pretty good at this when it doesn't default to everything being a safety violation. What's the next logical step? Likely AI driven 0patch and other proactive responses. Obfuscation systems designed to disrupt accurate assessments of attack surface. Evolution is the story.

Whoops. Strawberry is offensive cyber.

If we're talking about who's been in the game long enough, I started learning here:

If we're talking about who's been in the game long enough, I started learning here:

V for Vendetta came out of 1980s UK, and criticized the idea of mass surveillance and arresting people over minor remarks. The 2005 movie's biggest difference swapped war with a political party intentionally creating a pandemic to solidify their power. You didn't get the nukes dropping, but you did get mass surveillance, a nanny state arresting you for saying you like bacon, and a pandemic that allowed elites to say and do whatever they wanted. [Insert something about frogs in boiling water here]

𝙲𝚘𝚙𝚢𝚒𝚗𝚐... 📁📰📂🟦

Comparing burgers at 4:1 is just one of many issues. Real version needs either: Homemade Burgers / 4 = $6.15 OR Burger Combo * 4 = $59.96 Whether it's leftovers for you, or the family, make it yourself and you save $35.34. It's basic logic, but plenty are failing here.

When I say most people aren't using AI to it's fullest potential, this is what I mean: Memory creation, new knowledge ingestion, memory recall & degradation, session blindness. All useful in their own right. Then is how we're generating cross-task, and even cross-domain, connections and novel observations. Observing techniques in cyber, but (correctly) mapping them to theories of competitive control mentioned in studies of insurgencies. Unprompted. Your job as an operator isn't to type a question in chat. It's to build scaffolding that accomplishes the 30,000 ft high level objectives, verify, and iterate.

The number of times I've had to search for ISOs and they've all been aggregated... Fantastic content. May have to go back and relive TSR shenanigans on MS-DOS.

Serious question If dot com is a bubble Why is so much business being conducted online after it popped?

CIGNA HAS ADMITTED TO CHOOSING H1B’S WHEN AMERICANS ARE AVAILABLE Smoking gun to shut down their illegal hiring practices. Do I have any followers with the ability to do something about this?