Life is unfair. I work for myself, doing some of the most fun stuff, and people pay me for it! I get to go to conferences and learn amazing things, and I get to see my friends there. My fiancé is one of the smartest people I know, and she’s absolutely wonderful (when she’s not Read the full article…
Posted in blogI just got back from my first day at the ASIS/ISC(2) co-located conference. I had registered with one of those free-from-a-vendor reg codes a month or two ago, but got disappointed when I got there, and my registration was nowhere to be found. Of course, I couldn’t find my confirmation email either. Ooops. Luckily, smartphones, Read the full article…
Posted in blogThere was a heated discussion on twitter between @sussurro, @Brav0hax, @purehate, and myself. Basically, it all boiled down to a pretty simple question. If you surprise a client during a penetration testing engagement, is it a value add, or a failure to communicate? The discussion was interesting, and I have to admit, I participated in Read the full article…
Posted in blogThis is my 2nd blog post about Sexual Harassment at InfoSec cons. My first: http://datadevastation.com/blog/sexual-harassment-defcon-cards-and-friends/ Vaurora (If I misspell, or mis-capitalize, please feel free to correct me) wrote a post here: https://www.blogher.com/defcon-why-conference-harassment-matters She wrote about the apparent rampant sexual harassment at conferences. Apparently, any woman who dares to enter the male dominated security world is Read the full article…
Posted in blogFree PaaS – Platform as a Service FossCon, the Free, Open Source Software conference in Philly, courtesy of Freenode (yes, the IRC Freenode), has a talk about Openshift, Red Hat’s new PaaS system. Applications can be pushed to a demo or production location in command line or GUI form, and it supports Node.js, Ruby, Python, Read the full article…
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