Mike de Libero

The downside to owning a log home with kids. Now they literally climb the walls.

Some days at my house I like to pretend I am on a game show called “Am I talking to a drunk person or a toddler.” I have a thrilling life...

Things I never thought I would say. “I need a bigger chainsaw.”

Wrote a tool that crawls a Github org or your Gitlab to quickly see what repositories are most used along with other information. github.com/CodeReconCo/re…

As my dog was pooping my oldest stated “that is not a poop, that is a butt booger.” #ThingsKidsSay

@TimothyDeBlock @bryanbrake @dpcybuck @bsidesseattle If you have an uncomfortable situation say you are bored or about to quit can you or joe isn’t doing his job or you are lost. Can you cover that in 10-20 minutes? This won’t always be the case but I leave room for those types of longer conversations.

@TimothyDeBlock @bryanbrake @dpcybuck @bsidesseattle Also is it you that is thinking it is adding more fluff or your direct? It is their meeting. They can always end it early.

@bryanbrake @dpcybuck @bsidesseattle I think it depends on the people and who they react. I have tried to do 30 minutes but have found my team to tell me more of the real problems after the 30 minute mark. Your mileage may vary.

Thanks to everyone for attending my talk at #BSidesSeattle . You can find an example AppSec FizzBuzz test at github.com/medelibero/App…

Someday I want to give a talk about the most boring subject meanwhile each slide background is a 0-day.

I didn't fully grasp how key social skills was to affect security change until the last year or two. Social Skills > Technical Skills

Common response with my new puppy. “Do you know how big it is going to get?!” Yes, yes I do.

Test "< > | &lt; &gt; \r\n 0x0a %00 %0A #unity3d

Ubers bug bounty program is now open to all - techcrunch.com/2016/03/22/ube…

Put on your big boy security pants and think and do less about vulns and more about threats, impacts, visibility, detection, response, etc.

It really annoys me when security folks make a blanket statement about dev laziness.

@curphey Also very very hipster.

There are more cyber security conferences than data breaches. If people spent more time working than talking, both would diminish.

Management is like taking care of newborns. You have to sneak in work between other people wanting your attention.

People who don’t specify timezones when proposing a conference call drive me batty.