If you think that your hacking 20 years ago was fine because it was “harder to learn” than it is now or you were only “doing it for the knowledge” and not money you are just a hypocrite to say it’s no longer acceptable.

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Chase Dardaman @CharlesDardaman·

20 Apr

This is a pretty trash take. I know plenty of really good hackers who didn’t break the law to get where they are today. You can learn everything you need to hack without putting yourself in legal jeopardy.

Dan Staples@_dismantl

If you’re an infosec professional and never did things considered “blackhat” (which is a ridiculous term btw), I’m gonna doubt your cred. You can’t be a pro at breaking shit if you never break laws or norms. Just my .02. https://t.co/y7JF2S6QeF

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Seth Abramson@SethAbramson·

17 Apr

(MUELLER REPORT LIVE THREAD) This thread chronicles—in real time—the release of the Mueller Report, with news and analysis from a @Newsweek columnist and @NYTimes bestselling author (Proof of Collusion). Please retweet this thread widely for those you think might benefit from it.

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Chase Dardaman @CharlesDardaman·

18 Apr

One of the main takeaways from the #MullerReport was this quote from Trump

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Chase Dardaman @CharlesDardaman·

18 Apr

👇 I exploit stuff all the time that companies had no idea was in their network

Jeremiah Grossman@jeremiahg

Breaches happen not just because someone fails to apply a patch, but also because they would have patched if the knew the system existed in first place. The critical importance of Asset Inventory.

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