May 21, 2022
Sort of interesting news from Ukraine on the cyber front. I missed this earlier, but there’s apparently a link between missile strikes on Odesa and simultaneous calls for Russian hackers to attack Odessa. An interesting signal of coordination, but clearly not really well thought out or developed.
Some day I’ll have to write up about the serious limitations of “patriotic hackers.” They get disproportional coverage and “respect” compared to how strategically ineffective they are. They’re typically not even a tactical benefit. Indeed, they are, a net negative for national cyber offensive capacity. Complex technical jobs with national ramifications should not be left to the whims of amateurs outside of a command hierarchy.
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A report on Russian information warfare
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There’s still money in pwn2own. Congrats to the winners.
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Persistence technique thanks to a dumb bug.
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Save time by skipping stupid tests.
👑 Alyssa Miller 🦄 (Speaking @WWHackinFest 5/5) @AlyssaM_InfoSec
PRO TIP: Want to defeat the screen timeout but your IT team blocked you from changing it? Run a power point slide show in Windowed mode and just minimize it out of the way. Works on both Mac and Windows. You're welcome. Hit me up for more #infosec circumvention tips. 😈😈-
Some interesting history.
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Jealous.
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Good analytic thread.
War on the Rocks @WarOnTheRocks
Looking at how Russian leaders have reacted to U.S. actions around the world over the past 30 years clarifies the vexed question of whether NATO expansion prompted Russian aggression https://t.co/BObXiwgEWe-
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