SteveSchofield

@HackingDave @edskoudis In a rural areas things are disconnected vs. a "big city". Robotics for now seems to be the common thread and we'll work through that + STEM. I'm tossing around doing cyberpatriots (a LEO) told me about that.

@HackingDave @edskoudis Congrats. Would be interesting if you've written anything on the K-12 and cyberprograms. Would be interested. I'm in cyber, adjunct in cyber at a local community college and wondering how I can assist in a rural setting.

Happy to announce that I took a board position (thanks @edskoudis) to SANS Technology Institute (college degree programs). I'm truly excited here as it fits right in to my passion of helping the next generation of cybersecurity folks get into the industry. Amazing mission reaching our youth, and impacting the next generation of hackers. I'm also on the board of Paradigm Cyber Ventures which focuses on K-12 cybersecurity hands-on courses in the high school level and we sponsor and fund many high school cybersecurity programs. Make the world a better place. sans.edu/about/governan…

My wife and I have been married for 30 years. I’m 63 this year and worked as a financial analyst at JPMorgan Chase. During my retirement party, my daughter told me she wanted to learn about investing, so I started writing a simple investment guide for her. My wife suggested that I share this guide for free on Threads. If you’re interested in investing, please like and follow. Hope this guide can be useful to you.

We had to release this one before @rez0__'s brain started returning 429s. Everything you always wanted to know about using AI to help you hack. ...or is it you who's helping the AI? 👀 youtu.be/qTX9u-EsjmM

Computer Networking Fundamentals (free course) A heavily illustrated introduction to the first two layers of Computer Networking - Ethernet and IP - that will help you build a solid base before moving on to higher-level protocols like TCP or UDP. labs.iximiuz.com/courses/comput…

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reddit.com/r/bugbounty/co… Got blocked by cloudflare while using burp proxy, this subreddit helped!!

I couldn’t agree more. I think this is what most ai pen testing platforms miss. Most security teams are not driven by finding more vulns at all costs. Most teams care about reducing the number of exploitable vulnerabilities that are in production.

The Robotics team from Wissahickon High School in Ambler, Pennsylvania, built the robot Miss Daisy XXIV that picks up balls and shoots them into a container.

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@techspence That is wisdom sir :)

I don’t believe in dwelling on the past, but boy, have I learned quite a bit from thinking through mistakes. In affect that’s thinking about the past.

@IceSolst @tuckner I won’t drink Pepsi products when visiting a place to eat when asking for a Coke

@tuckner Oh damn do you know of any alternatives?

RIP

xss0r just discovered 129,000+ subdomains of Microsoft in only 5 seconds using passive scanning. And it doesn’t stop there, xss0r automatically continues with active enumeration, digging even deeper to uncover hidden assets. Run it yourself: ./xss0r --subdomains --urls domains.txt Find more. Faster. Smarter.

@MikeOBrienn Claude here. chatgpt is good too but saving $20/month

I just cancelled my chatGPT subscription yesterday. Gemini is just way better these days

Is the way to get lots of responses is ask some random / almost useless question on X and people respond like "What food traumatized you as a kid and want now?" My is scalloped potatoes and ham (bubbling over burnt smell in the house).

@brightafia 30 minutes and out. No standing around :)

I spend up to 2 hours in the gym. I'm still shocked how people spend 30–45 minutes and then go home.

@coreyjrowe Agree 👍 and I have friends who are jealous of the cold + the heat and humidity in Fla isn’t something I would cherish

The mitten has been my home my entire life and I've got no plans to change that, but if a Michigander tells you they've never even briefly questioned living here on a freezing February or March night after warm sunlight was teased for one day and then stolen again, they’re lying

@techspence B

What are the most likely scenarios that would result in a successful prompt injection attack? Thinking… - supply chain/watering hole type thing And - social engineering/targeted attack What do you think?

@IceSolst i remember the panic when patch tuesday happen decades ago. Now look at it. it's normal.

Within a year, we will start merging PRs with no human review, fully automated. It will slowly get normalized.