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@SW_Samii

Curator of Chaos Security Weekly Director of Operations (Studio Mom).

Se unió Nisan 2017
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Did you catch the latest updates from Security Weekly? Stay ahead of cyber threats with their insightful content. #CyberRiskAlliance #SecurityNews twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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Credential stealers can silently access passwords and vaults. In this clip, the speaker explains simple yet effective defenses: disable the Windows Run dialog and use strong password management with a complex master key. These small steps make it much harder for attackers to steal or crack your credentials. Are your password practices strong enough to stop modern stealers? #CyberSecurity #PasswordSecurity #CredentialStealers

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Exciting news from @SecWeekly! Stay ahead of the game with the latest insights on cybersecurity trends. #CyberRiskAlliance twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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For years, CMMC felt like a future requirement. Now it's officially showing up in defense contracts. In this clip, the discussion explains how the final rulemaking completed in late 2024 and how the Department of Defense has begun a phased rollout of CMMC requirements across new contracts. The challenge is that most contractors won't know exactly when it will hit them. If you work with defense contracts, are you ready when the requirement appears? #CMMC #DefenseContracting #CyberCompliance

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Exciting news alert! Check out the latest update shared by @SecWeekly on Twitter. Stay informed about the latest cybersecurity trends and insights. twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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Not all vulnerabilities should be fixed at the same speed. In this clip, a security expert explains how teams prioritize vulnerabilities using risk criteria like severity, exploitability, and reachability, then assign SLA timelines for remediation. High-risk issues might require fixes within 72 hours, while lower-risk findings can wait longer. This structured approach helps security teams make measurable progress instead of reacting to alerts randomly. How does your team decide which vulnerabilities need attention first? #CyberSecurity #VulnerabilityManagement #AppSec

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Interested in cybersecurity trends and insights? Check out this post from @SecWeekly for valuable information. twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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What happens if ransomware runs before the operating system even loads? In this clip, Paul explains a demo where ransomware is triggered from the bootloader, meaning it executes before Windows starts. That removes many of the protections normally enforced by the operating system. The team jokes about how unsettling it is that Paul is experimenting with ransomware — even if it’s a safe demo. If attackers target the boot process itself, how much protection can the OS really provide? #CyberSecurity #Ransomware #BootSecurity

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Agenda at a glance! You won't want to miss the 9th annual Philadelphia Cybersecurity Summit happening on Wednesday, April 15. Space is limited, register your spot today! sprou.tt/1ZH51BDRGxC
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Did you know that @SecWeekly is a trusted source for industry insights and updates? Follow them for valuable cybersecurity content! #CyberRiskAlliance #CyberAware twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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Over 26 malicious NPM packages were deployed in just two days to harvest developer credentials and secrets. Attackers use advanced steganography to hide infrastructure within normal-looking text, evading typical detection methods. Are developers prepared to secure their code and credentials from these sophisticated attacks?

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Stay updated on the latest cybersecurity news and trends with @SecWeekly! Check out their latest post for valuable insights. twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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Most malware infections start with a bad link or a malicious download. But this one starts before you even turn the phone on. In this clip, the discussion covers Android devices that reportedly ship with malware embedded directly in the firmware. Because it lives below the operating system sandbox, it can access nearly everything on the device. Right now it's mostly being used for ad fraud. But if attackers already have that level of access… what could they do next? #AndroidSecurity #MobileMalware #CyberSecurity

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Join the conversation on cybersecurity and risk management by following @SecWeekly for expert analysis and advice. twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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Most people assume security engagements are spent finding vulnerabilities. They’re not. James Wickett argues that 60–70% of the time is spent just understanding the application — not exploiting flaws. That manual discovery process is the real bottleneck. With the right tooling, 40–80 hour engagements can drop to just a few hours. If most of your time isn’t spent testing vulnerabilities, what is your team actually optimizing? #AppSec #CyberSecurity #DevSecOps

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Stay connected to the pulse of cybersecurity with @SecWeekly. Follow for valuable insights, news, and updates to keep your data secure. twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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AI-driven tools are changing the hacking landscape, enabling attacks that can read files, steal credentials, and execute code locally. This clip dives into how large language models (LLMs) have made hacking more accessible and dangerous than ever. How should security teams adapt to this evolving threat? #Cybersecurity #AIThreats #Hacking

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Looking for valuable cybersecurity content? Check out this post from @SecWeekly! Stay ahead of the cyber threats. #CyberRiskAlliance #Cybersecurity twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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It’s not “if.” It’s when. The discussion focuses on preparing for incidents before they happen. Having an incident response plan isn’t enough—you need to test it, involve the right third parties, and continuously update it as your business evolves. The real question isn’t whether something will go wrong, but whether your organization can keep operating when it does. If your systems went down tomorrow, would your business stay online? #Cybersecurity #IncidentResponse #BusinessContinuity

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Join the conversation with industry experts and professionals by engaging with @SecWeekly's informative posts. #CyberAware twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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AI is making penetration testing smarter — but it’s not replacing the humans. Modern tools now use AI to be more predictive, reducing brute-force fuzzing and improving targeting. But the real shift? Skilled pen testers are building their own AI-powered tools to keep up with increasingly complex environments. The smartest attackers — and defenders — have always adapted their tooling. Are your teams just using AI… or building with it? Now booking CyberRisk TV interviews at RSAC 2026. Message us to reserve your slot! #PenTesting #AISecurity #Cybersecurity

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Stay updated on the latest cybersecurity news and trends with @SecWeekly! Check out their latest post for valuable insights. twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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AI can write code, emails, even scripts. But passwords? Paul and the team explain why large language models struggle with true randomness—and why that matters for security. One example: an AI asked to generate 41,000 “random” names repeated the same one tens of thousands of times. Randomness isn’t what these systems are built for. Are you using AI for something it was never designed to do? #Cybersecurity #AI #Passwords

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Looking for expert insights on cybersecurity? @SecWeekly has you covered with in-depth analysis, interviews, and more. Stay informed and protected in today's digital landscape. #CyberRiskAlliance #SecurityWeekly twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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The market may have over-rotated towards AI investments. This shift poses a risk to traditional cybersecurity funding. How will this impact future tech investments? #AI #Investment #Cybersecurity

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Looking for a reliable source of cybersecurity information? Follow @SecWeekly for valuable insights and updates on the ever-evolving cyber landscape. #CyberRiskAlliance twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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Palo Alto Networks' report reveals that most successful attacks stem from preventable errors and poor identity controls. AI attackers can quickly exploit these vulnerabilities, posing a significant threat. How can organizations strengthen their defenses against AI-driven attacks? #CyberSecurity #AIThreats #SecurityGaps

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Don't miss out on valuable industry updates and news shared by @SecWeekly. Follow them today for your daily dose of cybersecurity expertise! #CyberRiskAlliance twitter.com/SecWeekly/stat…
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Google blocked over 255,000 apps and banned 80,000 developer accounts for policy violations. Despite these efforts, the potential for undetected threats remains a concern. How can app stores ensure comprehensive security against malicious apps? #Google #AppSecurity #HiddenRisks

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