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Continue reading →: Gen Con 2015 Preview – Hacking in Media: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (2015 Edition)
It’s almost that time again! Johnny Xmas, Beltface, and myself will be returning next week to Gen Con 2015 in Indianapolis (under the Circle City Con flag) to begin the yearly rotation of our panel on the state of hacking in fiction. Something I hear repeatedly mourned by infosec professionals…
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Continue reading →: The Gamemaster’s Guide to Incident ResponseI had the honor and pleasure of being asked to teach a four hour incident response class at last month’s Circle City Con in Indianapolis, IN (you can watch a recording, here). The subject was preestablished based on attendee interest: building an incident response program in small, medium, and large…
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Continue reading →: What is ‘DFIR’? And how do ‘Digital Forensics’ roles vary?I had a discussion today with a particular charming infosec pop star about what differentiates ‘DFIR‘ from other infosec job roles and how it relates to them. This is a question I get asked a lot by ladies and gents interested in making a jump into information security careers, so…
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Continue reading →: Lesley’s Rules of SOC. I tweeted these out of frustration quite some time ago and I’ve since been repeatedly asked for a blog post condensing and elaborating on them. So, without further ado, here are Lesley’s Rules of SOC, in their unabridged form.
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Continue reading →: whois hacks4pancakes
Hi, I’m Lesley. It’s very nice to meet you. You might know me better as Hacks4Pancakes. I think it is high time I introduce myself. I’m one of these and I do this for a living: OK, not quite, it’s actually more like:with a lot of I have been working…
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Continue reading →: Excuse me I have fallen off the blog boat
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, I worked as a SQL developer for a ecommerce company in the 90’s. The commercial internet was relatively new and shiny, hacker culture was in full swing, and even slightly irritating gothy kids could get work in the dot com…






