BugBytes @BytesBug

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BugBytes @BytesBug

6 years ago

@spaceraccoonsec Wow, nice!! How long did it take you to learn and do this? What was your motivation?

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Andy Slavitt @ASlavitt

6 years ago

“It really does feel like the U.S. has given up.” -European scientist. washingtonpost.com/world/2020/06/…

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BugBytes @BytesBug

6 years ago

@5w0rdFish I think it's the best we as newcomers to hw-sec have got, it comes with schematics for a practice PCB too. The price is pretty steep though. Have fun 😉

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BugBytes @BytesBug

6 years ago

@5w0rdFish This book is the most comprehensive thing I've found so far amazon.com/Hardware-Secur…

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BugBytes @BytesBug

7 years ago

@pdp Seems like a good idea if you have a lot of dependancies, GitHub seems to be taking security seriously

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BugBytes @BytesBug

7 years ago

@dustrial Critical role has super long episodes and I hear it's really good

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BugBytes @BytesBug

7 years ago

@NahamSec @digitalocean @digitalocean is this a time limited offer?

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BugBytes @BytesBug

7 years ago

@NathOnSecurity Track you through a city from high enough that you can't see it good wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radio…

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BugBytes @BytesBug

7 years ago

@ladecruze @securinti @stokfredrik I'm just starting out in Infosec and I like CTFs because you get smaller bits of content and I find the team aspect motivating. I think I'd find it hard to learn if I worked on stuff alone for a longer period of time.

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dade @0xdade

7 years ago

9,898 👀 If I can get to 10k followers by Monday (which is a special day, to me) then I'll select one person at random who retweets this tweet (and is following me) and give out your choice of: * 1 year VIP to Hackthebox * Personal Binary Ninja license Pic unrelated.

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BugBytes @BytesBug

7 years ago

@vmikeb @Jennicide @5w0rdFish @Puri_sm I'd be curious to know how well locked down it's os is, as they definitely have a lot fewer devs than Google or Samsung etc.

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BugBytes @BytesBug

7 years ago

@Parth_Malhotra Yeah, there is also the whole 'earning a living' thing

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BugBytes @BytesBug

7 years ago

@pdp Using a book is more passive, but can also include exercises. I think it's hard to say that people should be 'doing' rather than 'studying'. Though I do agree that passive reading only gives you an overview of a topic with no practical skills.

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BugBytes @BytesBug

7 years ago

@pdp I think it depends what you mean 'study', I would call figuring out how something works or watching others do something 'studying'. In this case I would call almost all deliberate learning studying. Or others do 'studying' by working through a book on the topic first.

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BugBytes @BytesBug

7 years ago

@hacks4pancakes @cryptoishard I recently think more about working on things in terms of creating the correct space - both physical and headspace - to be able to work well on a task. I think CTFs help me create that space and frame of mind that then spills over to other security tasks.

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BugBytes @BytesBug

8 years ago

@harshb_30 @brutelogic @fs0c131y @LiveOverflow Alternatively you could check out some awesome-list pages on GitHub, which aggregate loads of resources. Or check out rmusser.net/docs

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BugBytes @BytesBug

8 years ago

@harshb_30 @brutelogic @fs0c131y Depends what you want to learn. I found @LiveOverflow did a pretty nice intro to hacking, though I felt like it was mostly focused on exploitation. If you want to get ahead on forensics, pick up 'art of memory forensics' or perhaps something on rootkits.

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MrBeast @MrBeast

8 years ago

I’m going give someone random who retweets this tweet $10,000 because it’s my birthday and I feel like being nice ☺️ (you have to be following me so I can dm you the code if you win)

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BugBytes @BytesBug

8 years ago

@k8em0 @trailofbits @LutaSecurity Thanks for this! Interesting read. I'm just surprised at how the bottom line here differs from the self reported numbers. So I'm skeptical, perhaps the writers didn't factor in hunters using more than 1 platform and private programs?