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roses are red
violets are blue
in surveillance capitalism
poem reads you

and shows you ads
for flower shops
and tracks your clicks
and never stops

it cares not about
if privacy's harmed
the money is green
when people are farmed

twitter is cyan
facebook is blue
your friends are the product
and so are you

I wrote a Docker container using Terraform to automatically create and renew Let's Encrypt certificates running inside scheduled drone.io job .. this smells like a blog post ๐Ÿ˜Š

"When Russians decided to target Americans during the 2016 election, [...] they turned to Facebook, where their content reached at least 126 million Americans. The fact that Facebook prioritized data collection over user protection and regulatory compliance is precisely what made it so attractive."
mobile.nytimes.com/2017/11/19/ #facebook

got my tickets for next week in London! anyone else going?

I kinda want to go to BlackHat London but the tickets are quite expensive and I'm not sure I am at a level where I can benefit of it... decisions, decisions...

@jedops spotted! I demand pgp verification!

"Lambda is a function-policy-KMS mapping security nightmare"

"We wanted to be a platform, but dropping a platform on top of a bunch of siloes is not gonna work"

How to be a though leader at conferences/meetups: tweet pictures with lots of people in them with the caption "Full house for <insert event or speaker name here>".

This is the politest fire alarm test ever. Very British.

We deploy vulnerable software every day, it's just that we don't know it is vulnerable until a CVE gets published

Fire alarm test will ring in 5 minutes in the middle of a talk.. lol???

Interesting Equifax struts vuln timeline with numbers though:
1649 days to patch,
7 days to publish on NVD, 144 days between hack and discovering breach.

Unsurprisingly, everyone's mentioning the Equifax breach. This is the second talk that tells the whole story of the vuln.

My earlier toot about sponsor talks was in fact unfair: some are "random self-contradicting blabbering* "by the way this is our tool buy it".
And some others are actually very informative!

In the context of containerized architecture: "Question everything and continually evaluate trust"