FortSafe @FortSafe1

Security Assurance and Cyber-Security is what we do! This is our *lighter* feed, follow @safe_fort as well! If we are not online, we are out in the sun! fortsafe.com Las Vegas, NV Joined July 2019

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Ben Eltham @beneltham

7 years ago

Scott Morrison on bushfire response: "I don’t hold a hose, I don’t sit in a control room.” Scott Morrison on boats: "I stopped these"

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FortSafe @FortSafe1

7 years ago

@Asher_Wolf I ordered a 'last word' at a new cocktail bar. It scared me.

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7 years ago

@noidd @spacerog This is an excellent idea! The only thing that makes me sad about a new laptop is how "Shiny and clean" it is.

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So, the recent article from the FBI about 'Bypassing MFA'has caused some confusion. They describe existing Technical (sim-swaps) and Social (phishing) methods for gaining access. This is why you have to educate your staff and have defense-in-depth! zd.net/2IyDCLh

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7 years ago

This ANU hack is very interesting. Not just the vector, but also the vagueness around what was accessed. abc.net.au/news/2019-10-0…

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7 years ago

A fascinating look at how decades-old code can affect multiple systems. Another reason why the Secure Software development Lifecycle (S-SDLC) is so important for new programs, and why regular pentesting is vital! wired.com/story/urgent-1…

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FortSafe @FortSafe1

7 years ago

@offsectraining Tip 1. Make EVERY month cybersecurity awareness month.

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7 years ago

@Jim_Cornelius @Asher_Wolf Brickxit.

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7 years ago

The convenience of your last dinner delivery could have exposed your details. For five months. Despite denying the breach earlier. techcrunch.com/2019/09/26/doo…

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7 years ago

China behind Australia's Parliament Hack. So, will our government raise these concerns directly?reut.rs/2kiOpAp

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7 years ago

@oasace An excellent ransom paid?

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FortSafe @FortSafe1

7 years ago

If a network gets taken down by a suspected 'state actor' as part of perhaps a larger conflict, will the insurer pay out my policy? Or is it an 'Act-Of-War'?

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FortSafe @FortSafe1

7 years ago

@thefrug @BadassBowden 1. Results of last PenTest || Budget Meeting 2. As Per My Previous Email 3. FWD [Urgent] As Per My Previous Email

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7 years ago

@CyberGovAU Grammatical and punctuation errors are a good indicator as well. If there is a single spelling mistake, ignore the whoel thing. ;)

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7 years ago

@DAkacki NetCat (the bad one)

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7 years ago

@LitMoose Make it 3.5 fl oz and they will notice

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7 years ago

@gcluley Wave to everyone using Multi-factor Authentication! Facepalm to those who do not.

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7 years ago

@LargeCardinal @colgateprotect {\__/} ( • . •) / >💻 yes, we have backups of your data {\__/} ( • - •) 💻< \ wait, you want to test those backups?

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FortSafe @FortSafe1

7 years ago

Not having backups is awful. Getting hit by ransomware is also awful. Fixing both these issues is the most not-awful. Have secure backups AND have a secure network/infrastructure. Test your backups, and engage a pentester. Why is this so overlooked?