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AWH HELL NAH THEY BANNED SPIDER?! Don't even trip, dawg. I'm unironically gonna hit up my Xitter connections (actual employees) and get this sorted out. Please hold.


Becoming a security architect @AWS, speaking @BSidesPyongyang, involvement in @sec_defcon, & more: much to learn from @rekdt youtube.com/watch?v=FAZMWH…


Chat, today is a good day. Look at this "Grand Theft Auto 6 BETA for FREE" advertisement that fell onto my lap. It delivers a .rar that has a .exe inside. I am so happy. I am elated. It is free malware.

Scattered Spider’s real entry point is often a person. The group is known for calling IT help desks, pretending to be locked-out workers, and pushing staff to reset passwords or approve logins. That is the part many defenses still miss.

The FBI seized the wrong NetNut domain during a major cybercrime operation. The operation was carried out with Google, Lumen, and other partners to take down parts of the NetNut residential proxy network that authorities say were being used by cybercriminals to spread malware and hide online attacks. However, one of the domains the FBI seized belonged to NetNut’s legitimate service and remains offline.











