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Random question for Violent Asshole Monitoring Twitter:
Anyone know off the top of your head any recently [last 5-7 years] thwarted incel-inspired attacks?
For some reason I’m drawing a blank.
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Saso Virag
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Been there, done that, didn't get a t-shirt because I'm too old to be bought by vendor-ware. Security; risk; information use, misuse, and abuse.
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Now, I just send those people to read this excellent piece philvenables.com/post/defense-i… by @philvenables but I am uncertain if it cures them of their delusions or not....
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Yes, I still see people who equate "defense in depth" with "using two firewalls of two different brands in series." YES, THEY STILL EXIST, these people. #random
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This is probably why I don't get invited to do more panels. Right after the audience applauds the speaker who said "be suspicious of suspicious things", I go on a rant how they are all wrong.
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Robert Graham@robertgraham
This last item is what really gets me. I'm in a room full of cyber experts and somebody says something like be "wary of suspicious" things and everyone nods their heads like this is a real thing. IT'S NOT A REAL THING. THIS ISN'T MEANINGFUL ENGLISH. CAN'T YOU PEOPLE SEE IT??
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@anton_chuvakin Also because “buried in concrete and sunk” lacks availability, so, by definition, not secure 😂 I always hated that phrase!
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Are there technologies that are "inevitably secure", defined as secure no matter what the user does with it?
Please don't use "buried in concrete, then sunk to the ocean floor" examples, I mean the tech that is actually used... #random
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Indeed. Especially since “cyber” now includes EW, IO, kinetic attacks of critical infrastructure, and everything else that used to be included under the “information warfare” umbrella.
“I can’t define ‘cyber’, but I know it when I see it.” twitter.com/TheEconomist/s…
The Economist@TheEconomist
“It is a fallacy to say that cyber has not been a factor in the war in Ukraine,” Sir Jeremy Fleming, the director of @GCHQ, wrote earlier this year. “It is a very modern digital and cyber war, as much as it is a brutal and destructive physical one” econ.st/3WlwiWJ
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Somebody leaked the minutes of my last meeting with the $SECURITY_VENDOR.
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Doing incident response without all of your log data in a SIEM
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More on the deficits in current European legal frameworks & oversight practice on this topic and a nascent agenda for positive change: stiftung-nv.de/sites/default/…
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Having discussed this further w/ oversight practitioners & reviewing several legal frameworks @dietricharlotte and I argue that there is a pressing need in Europe to curb the risk of disproportionate use of such data by intel services.
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Non-compulsory gov access to personal data can be tied to automated open-source intelligence (OSINT) and the acquisition of enormous personal data through purchases from data brokers ... but the options are plenty
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Yet, non-compulsory modes of government access to personal data are missing from the discussion. They are a non-topic in the EU-US DPF and - as argued by @ashgorski - are also beyond the scope of the U.S. Executive Order 14086 . Source: justsecurity.org/83927/the-bide…
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Having skimmed through the text, I want to share a 🧵 on what I found missing in the document. It ties to the assumption highlighted below:
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The @EU_Commision published a comprehensive draft decision “on the adequate level of protection of personal data under EU-US Data Privacy Framework” today. #surveillance commission.europa.eu/system/files/2…
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This project will be led by 3 experts: Andy Penn, Rachael Falk and Mel Hupfeld. In addition, some of the biggest cyber guns from around the world have agreed to help. @ciaranmartinoxf will lead a global cyber expert panel, who will ensure our work really is world-leading. #NPC
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The Cyber Security Strategy will:
-Bring the whole nation into the fight to protect our citizens & economy
-Strengthen critical infrastructure & gov networks
-Build sovereign capabilities
-Strengthen our international engagement so we can be a global cyber-leader
#NPC
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