Teri Radichel
@teriradichel.bsky.social
2nd Sight Lab. Cloud, SAAS, and App Pentesting. Security Research. AWS Security Hero . Author on Amazon. Former IANS, SANS faculty. GSE. Masters Software & Infosec.
No time to explain this but Google Gemini can’t seem to figure out when the mismatched underlying rust crates are the actual problem without a lot of prodding and the AWS crates give misleading errors that do not help solve the problem. Compiler confusion doesn’t sound good.
October 30, 2025 at 7:42 PM
No time to explain this but Google Gemini can’t seem to figure out when the mismatched underlying rust crates are the actual problem without a lot of prodding and the AWS crates give misleading errors that do not help solve the problem. Compiler confusion doesn’t sound good.
Reviewing Q pricing because I got cut off last night and Q became unusable but there were no issues on the health dashboard. Currently the pricing page is partially blank on iPhone (in lockdown mode) and this note about overage pricing coming 10/15. Good. Hope it is reasonable.
October 15, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Reviewing Q pricing because I got cut off last night and Q became unusable but there were no issues on the health dashboard. Currently the pricing page is partially blank on iPhone (in lockdown mode) and this note about overage pricing coming 10/15. Good. Hope it is reasonable.
Why I use Google Gemini a lot.
1. I don’t have to login.
2. It’s full screen.
3. It’s easy to copy code.
4. It’s free.
5. I’m not asking for super proprietary stuff just general single commands.
6. It’s good enough for what I’m doing (most of the time).
Most of all:
It’s easy.
1. I don’t have to login.
2. It’s full screen.
3. It’s easy to copy code.
4. It’s free.
5. I’m not asking for super proprietary stuff just general single commands.
6. It’s good enough for what I’m doing (most of the time).
Most of all:
It’s easy.
August 22, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Why I use Google Gemini a lot.
1. I don’t have to login.
2. It’s full screen.
3. It’s easy to copy code.
4. It’s free.
5. I’m not asking for super proprietary stuff just general single commands.
6. It’s good enough for what I’m doing (most of the time).
Most of all:
It’s easy.
1. I don’t have to login.
2. It’s full screen.
3. It’s easy to copy code.
4. It’s free.
5. I’m not asking for super proprietary stuff just general single commands.
6. It’s good enough for what I’m doing (most of the time).
Most of all:
It’s easy.
Here’s a Bash script will:
🔥 deploy anything on AWS
🔥 write CF template
🔥 write deployment script
🔥 ask you for param values
🔥 deploy the stack
Just added support for child objects. Caveats in Readme. Link: github.com/2ndsightlab/...
🔥 deploy anything on AWS
🔥 write CF template
🔥 write deployment script
🔥 ask you for param values
🔥 deploy the stack
Just added support for child objects. Caveats in Readme. Link: github.com/2ndsightlab/...
June 30, 2025 at 9:29 AM
Here’s a Bash script will:
🔥 deploy anything on AWS
🔥 write CF template
🔥 write deployment script
🔥 ask you for param values
🔥 deploy the stack
Just added support for child objects. Caveats in Readme. Link: github.com/2ndsightlab/...
🔥 deploy anything on AWS
🔥 write CF template
🔥 write deployment script
🔥 ask you for param values
🔥 deploy the stack
Just added support for child objects. Caveats in Readme. Link: github.com/2ndsightlab/...
Just noticed this in response to a recent Google outage posted by someone on the team dealing with the incident.
June 21, 2025 at 5:09 PM
Just noticed this in response to a recent Google outage posted by someone on the team dealing with the incident.
Thanks to everyone who came to my talk. I really appreciate it and love helping people secure their applications and AWS accounts. I’ll post the slides in the next 24 hours after I add a bit more information. Thanks to fellow AWS security hero Shun Yoshie for the photo!
June 18, 2025 at 9:05 PM
Thanks to everyone who came to my talk. I really appreciate it and love helping people secure their applications and AWS accounts. I’ll post the slides in the next 24 hours after I add a bit more information. Thanks to fellow AWS security hero Shun Yoshie for the photo!
Automated code review
June 17, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Automated code review
Automated code review and patch recommendations. Review and accept the patch. Build test cases automatically and try them until they run successfully.
June 17, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Automated code review and patch recommendations. Review and accept the patch. Build test cases automatically and try them until they run successfully.
AWS vetted security MSSPs
June 17, 2025 at 2:59 PM
AWS vetted security MSSPs
Cool new dashboard in AWS Security Hub! Integrated with enhanced GuardDuty threat detection and other information to discover -~ and remediate ~ new threats faster. Cool. 😎 #aws #reinforce
June 17, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Cool new dashboard in AWS Security Hub! Integrated with enhanced GuardDuty threat detection and other information to discover -~ and remediate ~ new threats faster. Cool. 😎 #aws #reinforce
June 17, 2025 at 2:35 PM
You can now use AWs Certificate Manager with on-premise resources. Woot! For my bug bounty and pentest compadres that means we should be able to use it with a private Burp Collaborator. Need to try it out and blog about it.
June 17, 2025 at 2:22 PM
You can now use AWs Certificate Manager with on-premise resources. Woot! For my bug bounty and pentest compadres that means we should be able to use it with a private Burp Collaborator. Need to try it out and blog about it.
Listening to Amy Herzog, AWS CISO, at the re:Inforce keynote, #aws #reinforce
June 17, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Listening to Amy Herzog, AWS CISO, at the re:Inforce keynote, #aws #reinforce
I’m speaking at AWS re:Inforce (the AWS security conference) today at 2:30 at the Content Hub on the 4th floor. Here’s the info but spoiler alert - I’ve added a couple of slides about AI also since I’ve been doing some research in that area, and AI agents are… batch jobs.
June 17, 2025 at 10:42 AM
I’m speaking at AWS re:Inforce (the AWS security conference) today at 2:30 at the Content Hub on the 4th floor. Here’s the info but spoiler alert - I’ve added a couple of slides about AI also since I’ve been doing some research in that area, and AI agents are… batch jobs.
Amazon’s Secure GenAI Golden Path. What’s interesting here are the comments about how much extra time it takes to make sure the AI isn’t returning something it shouldn’t when building applications that use AI.
June 16, 2025 at 4:12 PM
Amazon’s Secure GenAI Golden Path. What’s interesting here are the comments about how much extra time it takes to make sure the AI isn’t returning something it shouldn’t when building applications that use AI.
Building secure AI applications on AWS. Starting with selecting the correct model and including creating guardrails. #aws #reinforce
June 16, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Building secure AI applications on AWS. Starting with selecting the correct model and including creating guardrails. #aws #reinforce
Off to Philly for AWS re:Inforce. Excited to go but sad to leave. This is my puppy dog looking for me after I left. See you there if you are going!
June 15, 2025 at 2:28 PM
Off to Philly for AWS re:Inforce. Excited to go but sad to leave. This is my puppy dog looking for me after I left. See you there if you are going!
I made a bet with @georgegerchow about six years ago that Bitcoin would not reach $100K that year. It didn’t but it has now. Sadly it’s largely used for nefarious purposes and is in part due to the decreasing value of the US dollar. Still, George was right.
June 2, 2025 at 2:46 PM
I made a bet with @georgegerchow about six years ago that Bitcoin would not reach $100K that year. It didn’t but it has now. Sadly it’s largely used for nefarious purposes and is in part due to the decreasing value of the US dollar. Still, George was right.
More flowers @ Rainier Rhododendrons 💜
May 31, 2025 at 5:07 PM
More flowers @ Rainier Rhododendrons 💜
I was researching some investments impacted by Hospital bankruptcies and ran across this information. I am particularly concerned and upset with this finding because my father was in a hospital taken over by private equity investors before his death and had a horrible experience.
May 20, 2025 at 8:59 PM
I was researching some investments impacted by Hospital bankruptcies and ran across this information. I am particularly concerned and upset with this finding because my father was in a hospital taken over by private equity investors before his death and had a horrible experience.
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May 16, 2025 at 3:41 PM
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This is happening again. I think it may be if I somehow login incorrectly and then try again and somehow get Invalid request and cannot get into a critical account. I hope the old login experience does not go away until resolved. Sorry for literal shot of screen. 😆 Chrome Incognito on Mac.
May 16, 2025 at 3:28 PM
This is happening again. I think it may be if I somehow login incorrectly and then try again and somehow get Invalid request and cannot get into a critical account. I hope the old login experience does not go away until resolved. Sorry for literal shot of screen. 😆 Chrome Incognito on Mac.
I’m not at #RSA this year but I will be presenting an abbreviating version of the talk I pitched last year to #RSAC (for which I was an alternate) at #AWS #reinforce in Philadelphia in June.
www.slideshare.net/slideshow/th...
www.slideshare.net/slideshow/th...
May 1, 2025 at 3:36 PM
I’m not at #RSA this year but I will be presenting an abbreviating version of the talk I pitched last year to #RSAC (for which I was an alternate) at #AWS #reinforce in Philadelphia in June.
www.slideshare.net/slideshow/th...
www.slideshare.net/slideshow/th...
Went to The Savannah Bananas at Clemson University yesterday. What a blast. Check it out on ESPN. 81,000 people. Biggest crowd yet. 💛🍌⚾️
April 27, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Went to The Savannah Bananas at Clemson University yesterday. What a blast. Check it out on ESPN. 81,000 people. Biggest crowd yet. 💛🍌⚾️