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We found some nerds going to Blue Hat this week so we gave them some stickers to hand out. If you want one, you'll have to go around asking people what they think about MOIST GRASSHOPPER.

#GAYINT #blueHat

We found some nerds going to Blue Hat this week so we gave them some stickers to hand out. If you want one, you'll have to go around asking people what they think about MOIST GRASSHOPPER.

#GAYINT #blueHat

We found some nerds going to Blue Hat this week so we gave them some stickers to hand out. If you want one, you'll have to go around asking people what they think about MOIST GRASSHOPPER.

#GAYINT #blueHat

We found some nerds going to Blue Hat this week so we gave them some stickers to hand out. If you want one, you'll have to go around asking people what they think about MOIST GRASSHOPPER.

#GAYINT #blueHat

We found some nerds going to Blue Hat this week so we gave them some stickers to hand out. If you want one, you'll have to go around asking people what they think about MOIST GRASSHOPPER.

#GAYINT #blueHat

#KindlyMyers #BlueHat #DerbyHat #RaceDay #Smiling #BlondeHair #Fashion #Style #EventFashion #Woman #Happy #Fascinator #Chic #Elegant #KentuckyDerby #GoodVibes #Sunny #HatStyle #OutfitOfTheDay #BlueFashion #Celebration

#KindlyMyers #BlueHat #DerbyHat #RaceDay #Smiling #BlondeHair #Fashion #Style #EventFashion #Woman #Happy #Fascinator #Chic #Elegant #KentuckyDerby #GoodVibes #Sunny #HatStyle #OutfitOfTheDay #BlueFashion #Celebration

MusiX is Germany's biggest entertainment magazine, and we're incredibly lucky to have received a special mention for our new song "The Girl With The Blue Hat"! The song is available on all major streaming platforms and as a video on YouTube! So be sure to check it out!
#thelazydayz #bluehat #rock #hildesheim

MusiX is Germany's biggest entertainment magazine, and we're incredibly lucky to have received a special mention for our new song "The Girl With The Blue Hat"! The song is available on all major streaming platforms and as a video on YouTube! So be sure to check it out!
#thelazydayz #bluehat #rock #hildesheim

New Song "The Girl With The Blue Hat" on YouTube, Spotify and everywhere else!
#thelazydayz #bluehat #rock #newvideo

New Song "The Girl With The Blue Hat" on YouTube, Spotify and everywhere else!
#thelazydayz #bluehat #rock #newvideo

Misc story time:
tldr: I've been collecting security conference stickers for 20+ years and just now got around to using them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm not the kind of person to put stickers on my laptop. This means that for 23 years (apparently), when I got stickers from a conference, I kept them, put them in a bag, moved them from house-to-house, but never actually did anything with them. Until now.

I finally found a usage; which is decorating the otherwise-sketchy-looking metal ammo case which @VeronicaKovah & I are now using to carry phones with us to trainings. We watched some videos on youtube that make it seem like those LiPo fire-protection bags would do a whole lot of not-much in the event that a fire broke out on one of the batteries. But a simple metal box seemed to do a lot better in terms of containing the flames.

So we of course expect that airport security will always stop us when traveling with them (though at least this time our TSA pre-check status seemed to give us a pass on the way out). But the expectation is that contrary to what you might thing, adding hacking conference stickers will actually be disarming, rather than alarming, with security personnel - at least when compared to the alternative of seeing a raw ammo canister ;)

The oldest sticker seems to be from DEF CON 10 (X), circa 2002 (my first DEF CON was 8 FWIW). In general I don't seek out stickers, but I do think the BadBIOS and "I want to believe" ones are things I probably got from Joe Fitz as they were of-the-moment and relevant to my interests. (If you're not familiar with the latter, it's from a very FUDish cover article [1]). I could have completely filled them, but I left a little bit of space for the future. Check out the larger pics for a potential stroll down memory lane. (RIP Shmoocon, Hackademic.info, NoSuchCon. Memento mori conference organizers ;))

#DEFCON, #BlackHat, #ShmooCon, #BlueHat, #RingZer0, #HackLU, #HardwearIO, #DistrictCon, #HackFest, #NoSuchCon, #DeepSec, #HITB, #HackersOnTheHill

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-10-04/the-big-hack-how-china-used-a-tiny-chip-to-infiltrate-america-s-top-companies

Misc story time:
tldr: I've been collecting security conference stickers for 20+ years and just now got around to using them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm not the kind of person to put stickers on my laptop. This means that for 23 years (apparently), when I got stickers from a conference, I kept them, put them in a bag, moved them from house-to-house, but never actually did anything with them. Until now.

I finally found a usage; which is decorating the otherwise-sketchy-looking metal ammo case which @VeronicaKovah & I are now using to carry phones with us to trainings. We watched some videos on youtube that make it seem like those LiPo fire-protection bags would do a whole lot of not-much in the event that a fire broke out on one of the batteries. But a simple metal box seemed to do a lot better in terms of containing the flames.

So we of course expect that airport security will always stop us when traveling with them (though at least this time our TSA pre-check status seemed to give us a pass on the way out). But the expectation is that contrary to what you might thing, adding hacking conference stickers will actually be disarming, rather than alarming, with security personnel - at least when compared to the alternative of seeing a raw ammo canister ;)

The oldest sticker seems to be from DEF CON 10 (X), circa 2002 (my first DEF CON was 8 FWIW). In general I don't seek out stickers, but I do think the BadBIOS and "I want to believe" ones are things I probably got from Joe Fitz as they were of-the-moment and relevant to my interests. (If you're not familiar with the latter, it's from a very FUDish cover article [1]). I could have completely filled them, but I left a little bit of space for the future. Check out the larger pics for a potential stroll down memory lane. (RIP Shmoocon, Hackademic.info, NoSuchCon. Memento mori conference organizers ;))

#DEFCON, #BlackHat, #ShmooCon, #BlueHat, #RingZer0, #HackLU, #HardwearIO, #DistrictCon, #HackFest, #NoSuchCon, #DeepSec, #HITB, #HackersOnTheHill

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-10-04/the-big-hack-how-china-used-a-tiny-chip-to-infiltrate-america-s-top-companies

Misc story time:
tldr: I've been collecting security conference stickers for 20+ years and just now got around to using them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm not the kind of person to put stickers on my laptop. This means that for 23 years (apparently), when I got stickers from a conference, I kept them, put them in a bag, moved them from house-to-house, but never actually did anything with them. Until now.

I finally found a usage; which is decorating the otherwise-sketchy-looking metal ammo case which @VeronicaKovah & I are now using to carry phones with us to trainings. We watched some videos on youtube that make it seem like those LiPo fire-protection bags would do a whole lot of not-much in the event that a fire broke out on one of the batteries. But a simple metal box seemed to do a lot better in terms of containing the flames.

So we of course expect that airport security will always stop us when traveling with them (though at least this time our TSA pre-check status seemed to give us a pass on the way out). But the expectation is that contrary to what you might thing, adding hacking conference stickers will actually be disarming, rather than alarming, with security personnel - at least when compared to the alternative of seeing a raw ammo canister ;)

The oldest sticker seems to be from DEF CON 10 (X), circa 2002 (my first DEF CON was 8 FWIW). In general I don't seek out stickers, but I do think the BadBIOS and "I want to believe" ones are things I probably got from Joe Fitz as they were of-the-moment and relevant to my interests. (If you're not familiar with the latter, it's from a very FUDish cover article [1]). I could have completely filled them, but I left a little bit of space for the future. Check out the larger pics for a potential stroll down memory lane. (RIP Shmoocon, Hackademic.info, NoSuchCon. Memento mori conference organizers ;))

#DEFCON, #BlackHat, #ShmooCon, #BlueHat, #RingZer0, #HackLU, #HardwearIO, #DistrictCon, #HackFest, #NoSuchCon, #DeepSec, #HITB, #HackersOnTheHill

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-10-04/the-big-hack-how-china-used-a-tiny-chip-to-infiltrate-america-s-top-companies

Misc story time:
tldr: I've been collecting security conference stickers for 20+ years and just now got around to using them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm not the kind of person to put stickers on my laptop. This means that for 23 years (apparently), when I got stickers from a conference, I kept them, put them in a bag, moved them from house-to-house, but never actually did anything with them. Until now.

I finally found a usage; which is decorating the otherwise-sketchy-looking metal ammo case which @VeronicaKovah & I are now using to carry phones with us to trainings. We watched some videos on youtube that make it seem like those LiPo fire-protection bags would do a whole lot of not-much in the event that a fire broke out on one of the batteries. But a simple metal box seemed to do a lot better in terms of containing the flames.

So we of course expect that airport security will always stop us when traveling with them (though at least this time our TSA pre-check status seemed to give us a pass on the way out). But the expectation is that contrary to what you might thing, adding hacking conference stickers will actually be disarming, rather than alarming, with security personnel - at least when compared to the alternative of seeing a raw ammo canister ;)

The oldest sticker seems to be from DEF CON 10 (X), circa 2002 (my first DEF CON was 8 FWIW). In general I don't seek out stickers, but I do think the BadBIOS and "I want to believe" ones are things I probably got from Joe Fitz as they were of-the-moment and relevant to my interests. (If you're not familiar with the latter, it's from a very FUDish cover article [1]). I could have completely filled them, but I left a little bit of space for the future. Check out the larger pics for a potential stroll down memory lane. (RIP Shmoocon, Hackademic.info, NoSuchCon. Memento mori conference organizers ;))

#DEFCON, #BlackHat, #ShmooCon, #BlueHat, #RingZer0, #HackLU, #HardwearIO, #DistrictCon, #HackFest, #NoSuchCon, #DeepSec, #HITB, #HackersOnTheHill

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-10-04/the-big-hack-how-china-used-a-tiny-chip-to-infiltrate-america-s-top-companies

Misc story time:
tldr: I've been collecting security conference stickers for 20+ years and just now got around to using them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm not the kind of person to put stickers on my laptop. This means that for 23 years (apparently), when I got stickers from a conference, I kept them, put them in a bag, moved them from house-to-house, but never actually did anything with them. Until now.

I finally found a usage; which is decorating the otherwise-sketchy-looking metal ammo case which @VeronicaKovah & I are now using to carry phones with us to trainings. We watched some videos on youtube that make it seem like those LiPo fire-protection bags would do a whole lot of not-much in the event that a fire broke out on one of the batteries. But a simple metal box seemed to do a lot better in terms of containing the flames.

So we of course expect that airport security will always stop us when traveling with them (though at least this time our TSA pre-check status seemed to give us a pass on the way out). But the expectation is that contrary to what you might thing, adding hacking conference stickers will actually be disarming, rather than alarming, with security personnel - at least when compared to the alternative of seeing a raw ammo canister ;)

The oldest sticker seems to be from DEF CON 10 (X), circa 2002 (my first DEF CON was 8 FWIW). In general I don't seek out stickers, but I do think the BadBIOS and "I want to believe" ones are things I probably got from Joe Fitz as they were of-the-moment and relevant to my interests. (If you're not familiar with the latter, it's from a very FUDish cover article [1]). I could have completely filled them, but I left a little bit of space for the future. Check out the larger pics for a potential stroll down memory lane. (RIP Shmoocon, Hackademic.info, NoSuchCon. Memento mori conference organizers ;))

#DEFCON, #BlackHat, #ShmooCon, #BlueHat, #RingZer0, #HackLU, #HardwearIO, #DistrictCon, #HackFest, #NoSuchCon, #DeepSec, #HITB, #HackersOnTheHill

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-10-04/the-big-hack-how-china-used-a-tiny-chip-to-infiltrate-america-s-top-companies

A couple of days ago, I unearthed my first #computer, an #MSX straight from the ‘80s. It was lost in some box in the basement for who knows how long. Just feeling its power switch gave me the goosebumps…

This discovery came after sharing my hacker’s origin story with Nic Fillingham and Wendy Zenone in a new episode of Microsoft’s #BlueHat #Podcast.

https://thecyberwire.com/podcasts/the-bluehat-podcast/52/notes

Join us while we chat about my first-ever #CVE, overlooked #vulnerabilities that continue to pose significant risks today, #ActiveDirectory and #password security, my unexpected journey into #bugbounty hunting and my involvement in the #ZeroDayQuest, how to learn new things, mentorship and positive leadership, and of course pineapple pizza 🍍🍕

A couple of days ago, I unearthed my first #computer, an #MSX straight from the ‘80s. It was lost in some box in the basement for who knows how long. Just feeling its power switch gave me the goosebumps…

This discovery came after sharing my hacker’s origin story with Nic Fillingham and Wendy Zenone in a new episode of Microsoft’s #BlueHat #Podcast.

https://thecyberwire.com/podcasts/the-bluehat-podcast/52/notes

Join us while we chat about my first-ever #CVE, overlooked #vulnerabilities that continue to pose significant risks today, #ActiveDirectory and #password security, my unexpected journey into #bugbounty hunting and my involvement in the #ZeroDayQuest, how to learn new things, mentorship and positive leadership, and of course pineapple pizza 🍍🍕

A couple of days ago, I unearthed my first #computer, an #MSX straight from the ‘80s. It was lost in some box in the basement for who knows how long. Just feeling its power switch gave me the goosebumps…

This discovery came after sharing my hacker’s origin story with Nic Fillingham and Wendy Zenone in a new episode of Microsoft’s #BlueHat #Podcast.

https://thecyberwire.com/podcasts/the-bluehat-podcast/52/notes

Join us while we chat about my first-ever #CVE, overlooked #vulnerabilities that continue to pose significant risks today, #ActiveDirectory and #password security, my unexpected journey into #bugbounty hunting and my involvement in the #ZeroDayQuest, how to learn new things, mentorship and positive leadership, and of course pineapple pizza 🍍🍕

A couple of days ago, I unearthed my first #computer, an #MSX straight from the ‘80s. It was lost in some box in the basement for who knows how long. Just feeling its power switch gave me the goosebumps…

This discovery came after sharing my hacker’s origin story with Nic Fillingham and Wendy Zenone in a new episode of Microsoft’s #BlueHat #Podcast.

https://thecyberwire.com/podcasts/the-bluehat-podcast/52/notes

Join us while we chat about my first-ever #CVE, overlooked #vulnerabilities that continue to pose significant risks today, #ActiveDirectory and #password security, my unexpected journey into #bugbounty hunting and my involvement in the #ZeroDayQuest, how to learn new things, mentorship and positive leadership, and of course pineapple pizza 🍍🍕

A couple of days ago, I unearthed my first #computer, an #MSX straight from the ‘80s. It was lost in some box in the basement for who knows how long. Just feeling its power switch gave me the goosebumps…

This discovery came after sharing my hacker’s origin story with Nic Fillingham and Wendy Zenone in a new episode of Microsoft’s #BlueHat #Podcast.

https://thecyberwire.com/podcasts/the-bluehat-podcast/52/notes

Join us while we chat about my first-ever #CVE, overlooked #vulnerabilities that continue to pose significant risks today, #ActiveDirectory and #password security, my unexpected journey into #bugbounty hunting and my involvement in the #ZeroDayQuest, how to learn new things, mentorship and positive leadership, and of course pineapple pizza 🍍🍕

The massive scale and growth of #lowcode inside Microsoft.🤯

These numbers are from a presentation at MS #BlueHat conference where Michael Bargury and Don Willits talked about how to design an application security program for #PowerPlatform. Because when the numbers are 1000x compared to traditional AppSec programs, the traditional way won't work.

Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jGUiaWAU04

The massive scale and growth of #lowcode inside Microsoft.🤯

These numbers are from a presentation at MS #BlueHat conference where Michael Bargury and Don Willits talked about how to design an application security program for #PowerPlatform. Because when the numbers are 1000x compared to traditional AppSec programs, the traditional way won't work.

Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jGUiaWAU04

The massive scale and growth of #lowcode inside Microsoft.🤯

These numbers are from a presentation at MS #BlueHat conference where Michael Bargury and Don Willits talked about how to design an application security program for #PowerPlatform. Because when the numbers are 1000x compared to traditional AppSec programs, the traditional way won't work.

Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jGUiaWAU04

The massive scale and growth of #lowcode inside Microsoft.🤯

These numbers are from a presentation at MS #BlueHat conference where Michael Bargury and Don Willits talked about how to design an application security program for #PowerPlatform. Because when the numbers are 1000x compared to traditional AppSec programs, the traditional way won't work.

Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jGUiaWAU04

The massive scale and growth of #lowcode inside Microsoft.🤯

These numbers are from a presentation at MS #BlueHat conference where Michael Bargury and Don Willits talked about how to design an application security program for #PowerPlatform. Because when the numbers are 1000x compared to traditional AppSec programs, the traditional way won't work.

Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jGUiaWAU04

We have added #BlackAlps 2024 and #Bluehat 2024 conferences to the #InfoCon archives https://infocon.org

We have added #BlackAlps 2024 and #Bluehat 2024 conferences to the #InfoCon archives https://infocon.org

We have added #BlackAlps 2024 and #Bluehat 2024 conferences to the #InfoCon archives https://infocon.org

We have added #BlackAlps 2024 and #Bluehat 2024 conferences to the #InfoCon archives https://infocon.org

We have added #BlackAlps 2024 and #Bluehat 2024 conferences to the #InfoCon archives https://infocon.org

The BlueHat 2024 application to attend is now open! If you’re interested in attending #BlueHat in Redmond, WA, USA, October 29-30, please submit your application here: https://msft.it/6018mpd3C

Like this and repost if you're applying!

The BlueHat 2024 application to attend is now open! If you’re interested in attending #BlueHat in Redmond, WA, USA, October 29-30, please submit your application here: https://msft.it/6018mpd3C

Like this and repost if you're applying!

The BlueHat 2024 application to attend is now open! If you’re interested in attending #BlueHat in Redmond, WA, USA, October 29-30, please submit your application here: https://msft.it/6018mpd3C

Like this and repost if you're applying!

The BlueHat 2024 application to attend is now open! If you’re interested in attending #BlueHat in Redmond, WA, USA, October 29-30, please submit your application here: https://msft.it/6018mpd3C

Like this and repost if you're applying!

The BlueHat 2024 application to attend is now open! If you’re interested in attending #BlueHat in Redmond, WA, USA, October 29-30, please submit your application here: https://msft.it/6018mpd3C

Like this and repost if you're applying!

The BlueHat 2024 application to attend is open!

Hosted by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), BlueHat is where security researchers & responders from both inside & outside Microsoft come together as peers to exchange ideas, experiences & learnings in the interest of creating a safer & more secure world for all.

If you’re interested in attending #BlueHat in Redmond, WA, USA, October 29-30, please submit your application here: https://msft.it/6018mpd3C

#cybersecurity #Microsoft

The BlueHat 2024 application to attend is open!

Hosted by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), BlueHat is where security researchers & responders from both inside & outside Microsoft come together as peers to exchange ideas, experiences & learnings in the interest of creating a safer & more secure world for all.

If you’re interested in attending #BlueHat in Redmond, WA, USA, October 29-30, please submit your application here: https://msft.it/6018mpd3C

#cybersecurity #Microsoft

The BlueHat 2024 application to attend is open!

Hosted by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), BlueHat is where security researchers & responders from both inside & outside Microsoft come together as peers to exchange ideas, experiences & learnings in the interest of creating a safer & more secure world for all.

If you’re interested in attending #BlueHat in Redmond, WA, USA, October 29-30, please submit your application here: https://msft.it/6018mpd3C

#cybersecurity #Microsoft

The BlueHat 2024 application to attend is open!

Hosted by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), BlueHat is where security researchers & responders from both inside & outside Microsoft come together as peers to exchange ideas, experiences & learnings in the interest of creating a safer & more secure world for all.

If you’re interested in attending #BlueHat in Redmond, WA, USA, October 29-30, please submit your application here: https://msft.it/6018mpd3C

#cybersecurity #Microsoft

The BlueHat 2024 application to attend is open!

Hosted by the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), BlueHat is where security researchers & responders from both inside & outside Microsoft come together as peers to exchange ideas, experiences & learnings in the interest of creating a safer & more secure world for all.

If you’re interested in attending #BlueHat in Redmond, WA, USA, October 29-30, please submit your application here: https://msft.it/6018mpd3C

#cybersecurity #Microsoft

“Inside the Zero-Day market” #bluehat2023 #slides #bluehat https://github.com/mdowd79/presentations/blob/main/bluehat2023-mdowd-final.pdf

“Inside the Zero-Day market” #bluehat2023 #slides #bluehat https://github.com/mdowd79/presentations/blob/main/bluehat2023-mdowd-final.pdf

“Inside the Zero-Day market” #bluehat2023 #slides #bluehat https://github.com/mdowd79/presentations/blob/main/bluehat2023-mdowd-final.pdf

“Inside the Zero-Day market” #bluehat2023 #slides #bluehat https://github.com/mdowd79/presentations/blob/main/bluehat2023-mdowd-final.pdf

“Inside the Zero-Day market” #bluehat2023 #slides #bluehat https://github.com/mdowd79/presentations/blob/main/bluehat2023-mdowd-final.pdf

Windows Hello: Fingerabdruckleser geknackt - im Auftrag von Microsoft #Fingerabdruck #WindowsHello #Blackwing #BlueHat #Elan #Synaptics #Goodix #Sensor #Hack #Hacker #Sicherheit #Dell #Lenovo #Surface https://winfuture.de/news,139715.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

Windows Hello: Fingerabdruckleser geknackt - im Auftrag von Microsoft #Fingerabdruck #WindowsHello #Blackwing #BlueHat #Elan #Synaptics #Goodix #Sensor #Hack #Hacker #Sicherheit #Dell #Lenovo #Surface https://winfuture.de/news,139715.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

Windows Hello: Fingerabdruckleser geknackt - im Auftrag von Microsoft #Fingerabdruck #WindowsHello #Blackwing #BlueHat #Elan #Synaptics #Goodix #Sensor #Hack #Hacker #Sicherheit #Dell #Lenovo #Surface https://winfuture.de/news,139715.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

Windows Hello: Fingerabdruckleser geknackt - im Auftrag von Microsoft #Fingerabdruck #WindowsHello #Blackwing #BlueHat #Elan #Synaptics #Goodix #Sensor #Hack #Hacker #Sicherheit #Dell #Lenovo #Surface https://winfuture.de/news,139715.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia