grepwzrd @grepwzrd

I build software. I break software. Seattle. Seoul. Chicago. Joined December 2011

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🦊 GitLab @gitlab

4 years ago

Thank you to all our #bugbounty reporters who are making us stronger and more secure each day! 💪 You too can contribute. Check us out on @Hacker0x01: hackerone.com/gitlab

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joernchen @joernchen

4 years ago

We've got a fresh spot in the Appsec team at @gitlab. US only with strong federal focus: boards.greenhouse.io/gitlab/jobs/53…

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Jérémy Matos @SecuringApps

5 years ago

The slides of my @OWASP_Geneva talk challenging #shiftleft securingapps.com/blog/OWASP_Gen…

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grepwzrd @grepwzrd

5 years ago

Wondering how we determine vulnerability severity and bounty amounts? I wrote a post describing our process: Inside the Bug Bounty Council at GitLab about.gitlab.com/blog/2021/03/1…

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For the 2nd post in our Ask a Hacker series we have none other than @ajxchapman ! about.gitlab.com/blog/2021/03/0… Alex also generously accepted to participate in an AMA session, date and time 👇 and if you want to get your questions in there's a link at the top of the blog post!

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OWASP® Foundation @owasp

6 years ago

The OWASP Foundation would like to welcome GitLab as a Corporate Member. www2.owasp.org/supporters

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🦊 GitLab @gitlab

6 years ago

Happy 1️⃣ year to our bug bounty program! 🥳 In just 1 year, we awarded over $565,650 in bounties to more than 170 #security researchers. bit.ly/2soPgTz cc: @Hacker0x01

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8th Light @8thLightInc

6 years ago

Coming up at 8th Light! GitLab CI/CD Pipelines from Beginner to Expert: Ease into the Holidays and come learn how easy it is to run your own feature-rich, self-hosted GitLab CI/CD! RSVP at hubs.ly/H0mhFhz0

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🦊 GitLab @gitlab

6 years ago

We're pretty excited about this one too! 🎉 🎉 We're awarding some sweet swag for: 🤩 Most reputation points 🕵️‍♀️ Most reputation points: new reporter ✍️ Best written report 🚀 Most innovative report 💥 Most impactful finding Get the full details 👉 bit.ly/2oXWI6u

HackerOne @Hacker0x01

6 years ago

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grepwzrd @grepwzrd

6 years ago

Ren and Stimpy. Rick and Morty. Wayne and Garth.

🦊 GitLab @gitlab

6 years ago

Ren and Stimpy. Rick and Morty. Wayne and Garth.

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DEF CON @defcon

6 years ago

Don't know where to start with your #DEFCON27 #badge? There's a nice and thorough write up on /r/defcon that will definitely get you moving. reddit.com/r/Defcon/comme…

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grepwzrd @grepwzrd

6 years ago

So many interesting and inspiring things to do and see at defcon. This was my first year but it won’t be the last!

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🦊 GitLab @gitlab

6 years ago

Our #bugbounty reporters not only help us secure our product and services, they also help us identify vulnerability trends and focus areas for developer secure coding training 🔒🔎 bit.ly/2SAgNKX

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Dark Reading @DarkReading

6 years ago

70% of programmers are expected to write secure code, but only 25% think their company's security practices are "good," @gitlab found. The "everyone is responsible for security" mantra can be part of the issue as "everyone" can easily turn into "no one": ow.ly/WN5G50v3lFx

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Steve YARA Synapse Miller @stvemillertime

7 years ago

Malware development in @golang a/k/a Go is on the rise slowly but surely. Go is great because it is easy, with many built-in features and cross-compilable for binaries that run on just about any system. Windows, Linux, OSX, Pan-OS. You name it.

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grepwzrd @grepwzrd

7 years ago

Surely this is the future for so many communities built around aging software

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grepwzrd @grepwzrd

7 years ago

I exited the coffee shop and saw a bicycle flaring panic lights and shouting that it was going to call the police

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Filippo Valsorda @filippo.abyssdomain.expert @FiloSottile

7 years ago

I am very excited for the modules authentication story we are building. With its auditable transparency log I hope it will be the most secure-by-default package management solution of a popular language. blog.golang.org/#TOC_5%2E