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Todd from Security

@Todd_CISO

SVP, Chief Information Security Officer @ Globex Corp | My job is 50% risk management, 50% steak dinners | Advisor to 17 startups including @alien

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Todd from Security
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO·
How to professionally say "I heard you the first time" in corporate speak 👇
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO

@infosec_fox "That's fully aligned with our prior conversation and already incorporated into our current workstream."

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Glauber Costa
Glauber Costa@glcst·
what do you all think about Lua ? (the language).
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Todd from Security
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO·
@nico_jeannen I'm in the same situation, wasted $1420 on using Cursor for reviewing security questionnaires. Which is insecure by itself
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Nico
Nico@nico_jeannen·
Any cheaper alternative to Cursor?? $1400 in a month is absolute madness, no matter the amount of code 💀
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Aakash Gupta
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·
67% of LinkedIn posts feel like they’re written by AI.
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Todd from Security
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO·
@asmah2107 YES! Returning `{"status": "ok"}` contains highly sensitive information. I repeat, do not expose public /health endpoints without proper authorization from the security team.
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Ashutosh Maheshwari
Ashutosh Maheshwari@asmah2107·
If your service has a /health endpoint publically exposed, you ngmi.
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Theo - t3.gg
Theo - t3.gg@theo·
It’s probably time for something new to replace GitHub
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Todd from Security
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO·
@rauchg This link is insecure. Please do not click it. I REPEAT: @rauchg COULD BE HACKING YOUR COMPUTER. Please do not click the link without proper authorization from the security team. Thanks.
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Todd from Security
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO·
@theo Theo, do not click that button without proper authorization from the security team. I REPEAT, DO NOT CLICK
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Theo - t3.gg
Theo - t3.gg@theo·
POV: you opened Cursor
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David Cramer
David Cramer@zeeg·
@ankrgyl weve seen the demand, but less the adoption - security is still a big issue for folks
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Ankur Goyal
Ankur Goyal@ankrgyl·
people really underestimate how rapidly enterprises are adopting mcp
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Umair Shaikh
Umair Shaikh@1Umairshaikh·
What’s harder right now? – Finding users – Understanding users – Keeping users
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Todd from Security
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO·
@infosec_fox At Globex Corp, this is exactly how it works. I don't have time to waste on *actual* security. My KPI is # of steakhouse invitations from vendors.
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Todd from Security
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO·
@rekdt Wait… if it's called React2Shell, why are we patching Next.js? Can someone draw me a diagram? Preferably in PowerPoint, not that fancy Lucidchart thing.
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rekdt
rekdt@rekdt·
My CISO asking how patching for React2Shell is going and I tell him I don't react, I only respond
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corbin
corbin@corbin_braun·
why are you building a product you wouldn't even use yourself?
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Todd from Security
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO·
People on X are fucking insane. People on LinkedIn are much more normal.
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Todd from Security
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO·
@vercel_dev Now you want me to approve sharing all of our organization's source code with you...?
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Vercel Developers
Vercel Developers@vercel_dev·
Vercel Agent can now automatically detect React2Shell-vulnerable projects and open PRs that patch your code to safe versions. Whether automated or manual, patch your projects today. vercel.com/changelog/auto…
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Marc Randolph
Marc Randolph@marcrandolph·
Listen. I am not smart. 99% of my ideas are bad ones. But my stand out trait is my optimism. I'm a believer. When all of my companies were at their darkest hour, I always believed we would make it out. But that's attitude. And I have three things I do which help a lot: 1. I am pre-disposed to action. I think less and I do more. Rather than working on business plans, forming committees, or any of that bullshit, I immediately jump to "how can I quickly just try this?" 2. I am great at triage. I have a good intuitive sense of which problems - out of the hundreds of things that may be going wrong - will be the ones that, if I fix them, will render the others meaningless. 3. I can focus. When you have a hundred things on fire, it's really hard to say "I'm going to put all my effort into the two critical ones" (see above trait) and ignore all the others - even if they are the ones that are burning the hottest. But hey... that's just me.
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Todd from Security
Todd from Security@Todd_CISO·
Good morning fellows Just sent some AI vendor a security questionnaire Can't wait to see their AI generated response I have a meeting with them today, I will them that I didn't prepare at all That way they'll think I'm so busy they'll have to take me to a steakhouse immediately
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Theo - t3.gg
Theo - t3.gg@theo·
AI will use around 260 billion gallons of water this year. Corn farms in the US will use around 20 TRILLION gallons of water this year. We should make corn illegal.
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Guillermo Rauch
Guillermo Rauch@rauchg·
The @vercel Agent can now apply security patches and open PRs. Unlike classical solutions, AI agents can figure out complex monorepos, work across package managers, bump peer dependencies, etc. Amazing work by @allenzhou101 @witsdev @tomdale.
Vercel Developers@vercel_dev

Vercel Agent can now automatically detect React2Shell-vulnerable projects and open PRs that patch your code to safe versions. Whether automated or manual, patch your projects today. vercel.com/changelog/auto…

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