David D. Geer #geercom

When cybercriminals find a security hole no one knows about, they keep it to themselves until they are ready to exploit it. Learn "The Dangers of Zero-Day Exploits," the products at risk, and how companies respond at lnkd.in/g37GgtE5 .

@ElonMusk2KG I'd review it for a cybersecurity article.

Patching Vulnerabilities in AI Chips cacm.acm.org/news/patching-…

Check out my latest article: Building an Evergreen Cybersecurity Content Strategy linkedin.com/pulse/building… via @LinkedIn

Are you tired of passwords? Maybe you can join the passwordless conversation. cacm.acm.org/news/overcomin…

Cybersecurity: are you cyber secure plugging into public USB chargers? cacm.acm.org/news/juice-jac…

What is the current status of pros and cons for zero trust? A cybersecurity article. cacm.acm.org/news/the-pros-…

The pros and cons of zero trust: cacm.acm.org/news/the-pros-…

"AI Empowers Novices to Launch Cyberattacks," by David @Geercom, says #AItools are turning #malicious actors and #teens with little technical expertise into #cyber #monsters. bit.ly/4lzzdIF

@ELonMuskNewssX No

🚨BREAKING: Press is reporting that I am quitting DOGE. Should I Quit? YES or NO?

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From 0% - 100%, what are the chances you'd ever vote for AOC for President in 2028

@ExcelMind_Cyber C

Refresh your memory: Which of these is the strongest password? A. P@ssw0rd123 B. Summer2024! C. Tr0ub4dor&3 D. 12345678 (Hint: It’s not what most people use—it’s what attackers hate to see.)

@musk_news13 Hi

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"Behind the Bybit Crypto Theft," by David @Geercom, describes the tricks used in the $1.46-billion @Bybit_Official #crypto theft, and the industry's shift to #realtime transaction #monitoring and stronger #verification in its wake. bit.ly/4i46kSc

Learn about smart home product cybersecurity and the new Cyber Trust Mark coming this year: cacm.acm.org/news/cyber-tru….

This one was popular on LinkedIn. I hope you enjoy it. It covers what the title says.

"Email Insecurity," by David @Geercom, describes how lax security practices exposed the #emails and passwords of 1,828 congressional aides and staffers. bit.ly/3Z8ZaEJ

If you haven't heard, Capitol staffers used official email for social, dating, and adult sites. Threat actors who breached those social accounts found the email addresses with plaintext passwords. It poses some enormous cybersecurity risks. cacm.acm.org/news/email-ins…

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