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In your web, securing your app. Hacker, web developer, speaker, engineer. Security Shoptet, ex-Report URI. I believe HTTPS stands for How To Transfer Private Sh*.

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Hi! I'm Alan. Professionally, I'm both a business generalist, and a specialist in a number of subject domains (e.g. GRC, InfoSec, BCP, ICT, HR).
I've worked across industries, sectors, and locations around the world in-person and remote!
All the professional stuff about me is at:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/alaneyue/

I live in San Francisco, am from South Florida, and have also lived in Orlando, Dallas, Austin, and Honolulu.

I live a purpose driven life seeking to serve and make a positive difference in the lives of others because I don't know how long I have.
Because, in 1984 I learned I had HIV and thought I had about a year.
Well, I'm still here, still don't know how long I have, and still am driven to serve others.
My life is not about me, and I'm grateful for that.

I'm intense.

I'm FUN too.
I love travel for work or play! I'm not a tourist, but rather an adventurer. I'd rather the milonga than a "tango show".

#hash that #block!

Moar 2 come!

I am a meat popsicle.

This is Andrew Brandt's non-work profile, where I may discuss information security topics as well as non-infosec things that are on my mind.

I'm a malware researcher and writer about security topics for an infosec vendor, and a volunteer docent at the Media Archaeology Lab retrocomputing lab (@mediaarchaeologylab) at the University of Colorado, Boulder. I hack old stuff and also, occasionally, fix it. Drinker of beer, player of videogames, and nerdcore enthusiast.

Earlier in my career I was a journalist, but always a technologist. I worked for PC World and MacUser magazines as an editor. I was also a staff writer for the UC Berkeley student-run newspaper, the Daily Californian. In the mid-90s I worked for KRON-TV in San Francisco on a tech magazine show called Next Step that was syndicated internationally on Discovery networks.

For purely malware- and security-related toots, please follow @threatresearch

Interested in cyber security and netsec and I want to learn as much as I can. Anti-capitalist and anti-fascist.

Toots will be politics, general ramblings and cyber/tech/privacy related stuff.

Offensive Cybersec Engineer || Hacker

And more, visit the website to know more at https://danymat.dev

Tinkerer of eco-systems. Google Chrome Security team, ex-USDS. Opinions mine... or graciously donated from people smarter than me.

CrowdSec is a CTI tool leveraging crowdsourced data to identify and block malevolent IPs in real time worldwide. Join our Discord: http://discord.gg/crowdsec

Product Manager at Benchling, formerly Microsoft. Trying to make the world better than I found it. She/her

Formerly on Twitter as @elisol

PNW Techie. Perpetual Dilettante. Moss Lover. Cinema Head. Music Brained. Human Rights Advocate.

We're All Trying to Get By. Hi. How are you?

TrendAI Zero Day Initiative™ (ZDI) is a program designed to reward security researchers for responsibly disclosing vulnerabilities.

A technology enthusiast from Hawaii looking to get more involved in the tech community. I like computers, system operation, Linux, and FOSS.

I design and write ThrustDB, a fork of MySQL built for the cloud.

Hello!

I write blog posts on cybersecurity, programming, mathematics, devsecops, and maybe other things.

Military roots, cyber nerd, tinkerer, thinker. Frequently found reading and occasionally writing about Tech & babbling about cybersecurity.

All things come to an end.

I'm growing allergic to rhetoric. Even when I agree with it.

cyber security and information systems student, terminally online, moving from a yapper to a shipper (eventually)

21 • he/him • Sydney, Australia

IT Consultant, pentester, SOC..ish...