Armamix @armamix@infosec.exchange

Is anyone else on iOS 15 seeing their country descend into idiocy

"Is our product meeting your expectations?"

Well, I expect software to be buggy and frustrating, with insufficient documentation and poor customer support.

So, yes, you are meeting my expectations.

RT @thracky@twitter.com

Bit surprised I haven’t come across anything like this but are there any neurodiversity-focused hacker/infosec communities with a strong code of conduct? Discord, slack, IRC, Matrix, whatever?

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/thracky/status/1539674838914179073

Working in infosec means "can't talk about it" is either referring to something awesome or terrifying. And occasionally both at once.

Why you should use Bitwarden and their username generator

https://bitwarden.com/blog/how-to-use-the-bitwarden-username-generator-and-why-you-should/

I doubt this green energy initiative offsets the manufactured e-waste problem Windows 11 caused even slightly 2/2

The first big Windows 11 update (22H2) is out later this year. After this update Windows will try to install updates in the background at times when greater amounts of clean energy sources are available. It is positive, but very green-washy imo when you consider that Windows 11 is only supported on computers with TPM 2+ which means an absolute fuck-ton of computers are heading for landfills when Windows 10 ends support 1/2

It's that time again! Once more, our Discord will be playing Black Hills Information Security's "Backdoors and Breaches" this Friday, June 17th, at 5PM Pacific! If you want to learn what this incident response simulation game is all about, come join us! https://discord.gg/K8nzZU7q

#infosec #cybersecurity

I have been looking into yubico keys to have a portable way of taking my ssh keys with me.
It works nicely using PIV.

For "normal" ssh keys, I use a passphrase to protect it. With yubico (and tpms?) you can only set a pin.

Can someone explain to me why a pin is sufficient?
It seems very brute forceable if I drop the usb stick.

#security #smartcards #ssh #tpm

Is there a backup tool for Linux desktops that doesn't completely suck

@maxeddy wait so is someone who swears by edge as a browser a credgelord??