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If you work or worked for CISA, please read this from @swiftonsecurity.com
infosec.exchange/@SwiftOnSecu...
You are appreciated, and we are sorry for what’s happened to your hard work.
infosec.exchange/@SwiftOnSecu...
You are appreciated, and we are sorry for what’s happened to your hard work.
SwiftOnSecurity (@SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange)
This is a story about CISA.
About what it meant and means to someone in the trenches. Years ago, and now.
infosec.exchange
March 1, 2025 at 7:38 PM
If you work or worked for CISA, please read this from @swiftonsecurity.com
infosec.exchange/@SwiftOnSecu...
You are appreciated, and we are sorry for what’s happened to your hard work.
infosec.exchange/@SwiftOnSecu...
You are appreciated, and we are sorry for what’s happened to your hard work.
Reposted by Bevon
The Chinese translation of my book is out and just arrived in the mail! How cool is that?! Still can’t believe this is real 🩵
January 17, 2025 at 8:06 PM
The Chinese translation of my book is out and just arrived in the mail! How cool is that?! Still can’t believe this is real 🩵
Reposted by Bevon
This is the InfoSec equivalent of the Doomsday Machine. Copilot is difficult to disable (by design) and every computer running Office365 is now stuck with a security hole the size of the Crab Nebula.
Microsoft Copilot flaw raises urgent questions for any business deploying AI agents
Microsoft fixed the Copilot flaw, but researchers warn the real danger lies in how all AI agents are built.
fortune.com
June 11, 2025 at 11:54 PM
This is the InfoSec equivalent of the Doomsday Machine. Copilot is difficult to disable (by design) and every computer running Office365 is now stuck with a security hole the size of the Crab Nebula.