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Hey #infosec and various old school #hacker types out there. Ages ago I read a tale about a print server that was the source of an intrusion into some system that the author of this tale was trying to secure. In other words, the print server (at some ISP in Australia) had been popped and from there the attacker was getting into other systems. If you were around in the last century and involved in tech and security you might have read this in some zine or blog. A pointer to a copy of this tale would be appreciated, and you will be rewarded in a large quantity of Zorkmids. And if you get the Zorkmids reference, surely you might recall this tale. Boosts appreciated.
I'll be making a new account on this server solely for my bot testing for my API tinkering so I don't accidentally spam my account feed. Because I am planning to do some live tinkering to improve my Twitch stream alerter for Mastodon as Snyk.io is screaming at me for some security fixes, and I need to update the libraries used and get it working with a secrets manager and AWS Lambda. I'll livestream some of the tinkering on #twitch in a few weeks https://github.com/ChiefGyk3D/twitch-and-toot/tree/main#infosec#cybersecurity
@juliewebgirl@elfin I just got AI'd. I was on a MSNBC page, reading some news, and DuckDuckGo is my search enging of choice. I entered something into the search bar, expecting DuckDuckGo to respond. Instead, I got Bing! with a brightly colored "With AI!"
"The bottom line is that when you need to redact text, use black bars covering the whole text. Never use anything else. No pixelization, no blurring, no fuzzing, no swirling. Oh, & be sure to actually edit the text as an image." #InfoSechttps://bishopfox.com/blog/unredacter-tool-never-pixelation