11 results for “secureowl”
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@SecureOwl/117374976816060946
Re-upping this - I am trying to help out someone who is being harassed via Opentable. I can't really go into much more detail than that without giving away info, but it's all as a direct result of some security decisions made there, and I'd like to speak with someone at the company about the practices that have allowed this, and also helping in this specific case.
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@SecureOwl/117400028765638250
Push that shit to prod.
i see the anti-violent video games crowd is planning on live streaming a firing squad execution
the only way to start an email to someone in Australia when you live on the other side of the world
doing BGP things today, so if the entire internet goes down i apologize in advance
RE: https://live.acarsdrama.com/@acarsdrama/117406089238646997
cat 7 firefighting simply means the same 7 cats who started the fire are responsible for putting it out
First of all: lets hope the situation works out safely.
Second of all: Washington State Patrol once again sent out an Amber Alert with a Bitly link, but this time the link goes to an auth-gated Facebook page.
Once again - Government safety alerts are public property. Not Meta, or Bitly, or any other business’s property. Make this illegal.
“friday, time for prod deploy”
RE: https://live.acarsdrama.com/@acarsdrama/117399919854102309
Microsoft Teams once again outperformed by a 1970’s-era cleartext radio protocol. Put ACARS in the magic quadrant for real time collaboration as a leader, you cowards.
This reminds me of a forensics case I worked a while back (also based in the UK), that was the basis of the Digital Forensic Diaries story Revenge on the Wire.
In that case, the perp used their prior access that hadn't been disabled properly to start sending out push notifications.