Strat 🌐 @strat

Hacker. Entrepreneur. Builder of teams. Cyber is a prefix, not a noun. Pet peeve: dormant research IP. RT!=assent. Not a cryptocurrency. Mid-Atlantic.Not in the ocean. Joined March 2007

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Strat 🌐 @strat

2 weeks ago

@vxunderground Talk to anyone in other high-stress roles - outsiders often can't appreciate the value and necessity of humor, especially dark humor. Life is FAR too serious to be taken too seriously.

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Strat 🌐 @strat

2 weeks ago

@JackRhysider Rober Graham's aren't bad either if you want to do the designer thing.

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@JackRhysider I feel your pain. Some of the more comfortable ones (Saxx) disintegrate too quickly after laundering. My take for best in the running so far is probably BN3TH - they have variants for different activities, e.g. dress vs biking or exercise as well.

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Strat 🌐 @strat

3 weeks ago

@brockpierson Those who grew up when 48K was a lot of memory don't require massive bloated gear and environments to make things that get the job done. A lot of things back then taught patience. Waiting for a screen to fill, and learning how to code in assembly.

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Strat 🌐 @strat

3 weeks ago

@Calranthe @uwu_underground "It was a sophisticated attack."

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Scritches JRC @scritches

4 weeks ago

@Unveiled_ChinaX They seemingly applied this research and scaled it. So much for the W3C privacy recommendations (they downplayed the risks of audio fingerprinting). doi.org/10.1145/351774… doi.org/10.1093/comjnl…

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Strat 🌐 @strat

3 weeks ago

@ediblesticker @vxunderground I read that last one as "ConEd Cats" and found myself wondering looking for critical infrastructure on the picture. Do they make Hi-viz vests for cats?

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Strat 🌐 @strat

3 weeks ago

@davesaunders That would require doing things like requirements definition and architecture work.

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3 weeks ago

@JakeCan72 I found it via Max Gergel's amazing "Excuse Me Sir, Would You Like to Buy a Kilo of Isopropyl Bromide?" - a hilarious and brilliant look into earlier stages of the U.S. chemical industry, when words like "stewardship" weren't used much. It might traumatize younger folks. :)

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Strat 🌐 @strat

3 weeks ago

@JakeCan72 If you're interested in the history of the whole bromine market, there is a fascinating book by M.A.Novomeysky called "Given to Salt - The Struggle for the Dead Sea Concession".

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Strat 🌐 @strat

a month ago

@qybernetics @cholmes @stevencheng It's not all that difficult to get an experimental RADAR license in the U.S., even as an independent researcher. It is a little difficult to do under Part 97 (amateur radio), because at some of the best bands, the one main prohibited emission mode is pulse.

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Strat 🌐 @strat

a month ago

@icona_p0p @IceSolst @hopeconf 73 and congratulations! One thing you will discover is that ham radio isn't one hobby - it is more like 100 hobbies depending on your interests. Some people bounce signals off of meteor showers, others like Morse code by hand, digital modes or analog or digital TV.

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UwU Underground @uwu_underground

a month ago

C L A N K E R S open.spotify.com/album/6yJsQPqR…

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Strat 🌐 @strat

a month ago

@HostileSpectrum Some of us have been looking at charters for a while. It might be time.

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Nathan Flurry 🔩 @NathanFlurry

2 months ago

sandboxes are just escape rooms for llms

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Strat 🌐 @strat

2 months ago

@V_to_the_K I have to ask. Where did you find that not-the-ARRL patch? That is special.

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JD Work @HostileSpectrum

2 months ago

OpenAI missed a trick in designating GPT 5.56, to lock in that War Department mindshare

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Strat 🌐 @strat

2 months ago

@airandspace Thank you for your continued devotion to America's aviation history. My great-grandfather was an Early Bird. (One of the best jobs I had as a teen was operating Link Trainers and the Albert Einstein Spacearium for guests at NASM.)

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National Air and Space Museum @airandspace

3 months ago

Orville Wright flew the Wright Military Flyer in demonstration flights at Fort Myer, Virginia, on this day in 1909. The Military Flyer replaced the Wright A, which crashed during demonstration flights in 1908.

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cr3ghost @cr3ghost

3 months ago

The creator of Cobalt Strike left the industry in 2021, came back, and is now publishing everything he knows about evasion tradecraft openly and for free. Tradecraft Garden separates evasion tradecraft from capability. Crystal Palace is the linker that makes it work: position-independent code, binary transformation, code and register randomization, link-time hooking, YARA rule generation from invariant instructions, and a PICO convention for reusable tradecraft modules. The community built an entire ecosystem on top of it. Crystal Kit for Cobalt Strike, Sliver, Mythic, and Adaptix. Reflective loaders, call stack spoofing, sleep masking, module overloading. Offense and defense both benefit because every technique is published as a testable ground truth. If you work in red teaming, detection engineering, or EDR evaluation, this is required reading. TTPs: tradecraftgarden.org Blog: aff-wg.org His original Red Team Ops with Cobalt Strike series is also still on YouTube. 9 parts covering the full red team operations workflow. Free. From the person who built the tool. Red Team Ops with Cobalt Strike - Operations (1 of 9): youtube.com/watch?v=i6tsLW… Author: Raphael Mudge #BlueTeam #InfoSec #RedTeam