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Are there any companies currently interested in hiring? I'm looking for fully remote opportunities in Cyber Threat Intelligence / Threat Research. Please feel free to DM me, and sharing this post would be greatly appreciated!

I low-key love that Cybersecurity is a field where I can say "I have a friend...no, I don't know their real name..." 🤣

I'm hiring a Sr. Manager, Threat Detection at Elastic . Come help protect Elastic using the Elastic Stack! Remote in the U.S. Questions? You know where to find me. jobs.elastic.co/jobs/engineeri…

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The team Push consistently puts out quality research. Great stuff and fantastic write-up. If you're using Sublime Security, we've released a discovery rule to find rogue IdP verification emails: github.com/sublime-securi…

The sun has been very active lately, with an X 1.6 flare early this morning grafana.gafner.net/goto/AYhem2NNR…

I hear that train a ‘comin. It’s rollin’ round the bend. My clock has begun ticking down and I need a new opportunity. Technical background (blue team/threat hunting) but I’ve moved to operations over the past few years. Some ideal titles being Product Manager, Project Manager,

Wondering how to turn a table of 100,000+ data points from your Jupyter and Databricks notebooks into interactive graphs? Turning tabular data into graphs reveals insights that are hard to see with rows and columns, and it’s simpler than you might think. Leo Meyerovich,

Saw some talks of #RF over regular #Ethernet. Cat6A has around 40dB loss per 100m on UHF so definitely not the best, but can be nice to run an antenna array on a roof to a room using a single cable. Threw this little schematic together. Gonna make a PCB and experiment (1/2)

ADHD is feeling like you’re always behind, afraid of being seen as lazy, and overworking to compensate until you burn out in a blaze of glory.

Working in infosec feels like everyone else is a toddler running with scissors and there’s an unbearable urge to knock it out of their hands — but that’s wrong, you don’t want to be that person because they’ll then run with scissors with the lights off so you can’t see them…

For anyone curious, he said he got a DM from a “journalist”, then a phishing link was sent posing as a calendar invite, which granted perms to the Twitter account. He didn’t post the DM, but I got some around the same time. Here is what they look like. (account is now dead)

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We're growing our Incident Response team at Elastic and adding a principal incident response analyst in the United States! If you're an experienced incident responder looking for your next challenge you should check it out. job-boards.greenhouse.io/referralsuseon…

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