Chapin Bryce
@chapinb.com
👨💻Digital forensics and incident response practitioner turned developer
📘Author of Python forensics books
🌳Land use nerd
📘Author of Python forensics books
🌳Land use nerd
GitHub Copilot is useful for asking questions about a repository you’re evaluating. “What network requests does this package make? Show me where in the code” “Does this package read any envars or configuration data?”
August 9, 2025 at 6:26 PM
GitHub Copilot is useful for asking questions about a repository you’re evaluating. “What network requests does this package make? Show me where in the code” “Does this package read any envars or configuration data?”
“We always want to lose, thats the goal […] we want to lose during the table top so we win during the incident”
August 4, 2025 at 5:30 PM
“We always want to lose, thats the goal […] we want to lose during the table top so we win during the incident”
Ha! Though cleaning it only takes 2 min 😉
December 23, 2024 at 2:34 PM
Ha! Though cleaning it only takes 2 min 😉