Murdoc asks you a weird question, then shows some data & case studies that suggests Canadians aren't that clever. To solidify this, Murdoc openly shares his business idea and then puts his real email address in this article like a beaver tail eating fool.
Murdoc completed the District 3 incubation program and learned some thing about the bee's knees. Maybee you can learn a thing too.
Murdoc ends the season with a punch to the face. Don't worry, the face deserves it.
Murdoc was lied to by a golden taint but somehow makes it T-Mobile's fault? I dunno I read it in a hurry, it's like a whole minute long.
Murdoc is not at all passive aggressive towards the hacker 'USDoD', the guy that sold all US citizen data. It's totally fine, he's not even that upsetti spaghetti.
This is a weirdly true story about how A Giant Schnauzer fucks around, gets paid $50K to hack the SEC, then finds out.
No excerpt for this one, just read it if you want to know more about censorship resistant blogging & hosting.
I have a loose mentoring relationship with one of my friends who enjoys dabbling in computing; however, this is kept loose for one important reason in particular. This friend does not understand the importance of applying logic or critical thinking skills when seeking my advice or seeking other professionals for
Murdoc encounters quantum computing in the wild! He had hoped to have this conversation when you were older.
Murdoc breaks the rules and talks about the Casio breach even though they asked us not to.
Murdoc takes a way back to the wayback machine attack from wayback when.
Of course it was a Canadian breach that took to the time to divulge what really happened.
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Holy shit it finally happened. Last week, ShinyHunters fucked around and stole all the Salesforce data, extorting them and dozens of other mostly American companies. As of this morning, they have transitioned into the find out phase. The breachforums have been breached! In their "we got owned" letter
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Murdoc tries to follow up on the ADT breaches, instead he finds a new crown holder of negligence.
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A breach settlement that Murdoc finds most unsettling.
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After only a week of reading these colossal cybersecurity failures, one thing is certain: there will be an usurper to the throne. Our Daily Breach 2024/10/07 On this day last year I reported on the National Public Data breach which was the largest breach at the time. I
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Murdoc messed up and tries his best(?) to make an apology to Epsilon. Then something about Korean data centers and fire.
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It took his punk ass over a year, but Murdoc finally reports on a new data breach you haven't heard of yet, but hoo buddy you will soon.
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Murdoc takes a nostalgic trip to 2010 when he almost gets scammed by some guy in Montreal and yet still somehow ends up writing about Epsilon, again. I swear, he's not normally like this.
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Murdoc tries to revive this concept of Our Daily Breach with a breach he's covered before. We're not sure if he was trained to be this stupid or he just does these things of his own accord.
Repo is Here: https://github.com/CyberQuixotae/gcp-devsecops-claude WHY READ THIS There are probably tons of other articles you could read on the internet. So why bother reading this? What sets it apart? Nothing. Other than trying to do it my way. Perhaps it'll be interesting enough to
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A short story about working at a cybersecurity worker's cooperative.
Lasers, linecards and Linuxes - Making all your computers talk. Usually. Essentials of Networking for Self-Hosting A capable, stable internal network will be crucial for a reliable self-hosting experience and will form the backbone of your home server environment. Upgrading from the all-in-one ISP provided box will be a good
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At this point, I'm not sure there is anything worse you can do to your security posture than pay for enterprise security solutions.