Drag0nR3b0rn
@drag0nr3b0rn.bsky.social
An opinionated geek. Believes a better world is a possibility. Not afraid of revolutions. Willing to embrace chaos. A jack of many trades, a master of some.
A new @lawfaremedia.org piece where I argue that if internet access is to be considered a human right, then internet blackouts violate that right and a more robust response by the international community to combat state-implemented blackouts is required. 🧵/5
September 16, 2025 at 10:28 AM
A new @lawfaremedia.org piece where I argue that if internet access is to be considered a human right, then internet blackouts violate that right and a more robust response by the international community to combat state-implemented blackouts is required. 🧵/5
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Does anyone else bicker with their LLM of choice? Mine are so bad. Today perplexity pissed me off so I made her read Arms & Influence then write “there are only two types of deterrence” 100 times.
June 5, 2025 at 10:41 PM
Does anyone else bicker with their LLM of choice? Mine are so bad. Today perplexity pissed me off so I made her read Arms & Influence then write “there are only two types of deterrence” 100 times.
Still hadn't the time to properly read the @sophossecurity.bsky.social Active Adversary Report, but I find this thread - cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog... - by @GossiTheDog.cyberplace.social.ap.brid.gy highly interesting. 1/🧵
Kevin Beaumont (@[email protected])
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Compromised credentials continue to drive a majority of incidents. Why? home PCs and infostealers.
MS Recall got the shite kicked out of it because it would have been a disaster...
cyberplace.social
April 8, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Still hadn't the time to properly read the @sophossecurity.bsky.social Active Adversary Report, but I find this thread - cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog... - by @GossiTheDog.cyberplace.social.ap.brid.gy highly interesting. 1/🧵
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The 21st century has gone from
jump the shark to tariff the penguin
jump the shark to tariff the penguin
April 3, 2025 at 4:14 PM
The 21st century has gone from
jump the shark to tariff the penguin
jump the shark to tariff the penguin
In a new paper with @joedevanny.bsky.social for @lawfare.bsky.social, we use the "Pacific Rim" campaign by @sophossecurity.bsky.social as an opportunity to further the understanding of norms of responsible behavior in cyberspace and counter-cyber operations (CCO)/active cyber defense (ACD).
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Sophos, a developer of endpoint protection software, recently disclosed its active cyber defense campaign, Pacific Rim. Michael Genkin and @joedevanny.bsky.social explore why the campaign was effective and what lessons it has for responding to threat actors in the future.
The ‘Pacific Rim’ Campaign: Corporate Norm Entrepreneurship and Active Cyber Defense
Sophos’s account of its recent active cyber defense campaign can help shape norms of “responsible behavior” in cyberspace.
www.lawfaremedia.org
March 18, 2025 at 3:57 PM
In a new paper with @joedevanny.bsky.social for @lawfare.bsky.social, we use the "Pacific Rim" campaign by @sophossecurity.bsky.social as an opportunity to further the understanding of norms of responsible behavior in cyberspace and counter-cyber operations (CCO)/active cyber defense (ACD).
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Living in Israel - there is no need to imagine any of this. Though a difference on the order of magnitude - all those experiences are just too common. This is what makes the lack of explicit and overt Israeli support of Ukraine ever more shameful.
Imagine crouching in a bomb shelter for weeks or months as artillery shells bombard the places you live and work. Imagine tanks and soldiers indiscriminately shooting your neighbors and at you (as they did in Bucha, Irpin, and Kupyansk.
February 24, 2025 at 1:27 PM
Living in Israel - there is no need to imagine any of this. Though a difference on the order of magnitude - all those experiences are just too common. This is what makes the lack of explicit and overt Israeli support of Ukraine ever more shameful.
A new paper with Ariel Sobelman for the Isreal's INSS, in what is a somewhat off-piste adventure for me, that examines the implications of the DeepSeek R1 model for the Israeli AI policy. Head to www.inss.org.il/publication/... for the full analysis or enjoy this quick 🧵with our main findings -
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www.inss.org.il
February 18, 2025 at 7:46 PM
A new paper with Ariel Sobelman for the Isreal's INSS, in what is a somewhat off-piste adventure for me, that examines the implications of the DeepSeek R1 model for the Israeli AI policy. Head to www.inss.org.il/publication/... for the full analysis or enjoy this quick 🧵with our main findings -
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Had a cool surprise holding a promise and a challenge (I intend to meet) waiting in the mail today. Thanks @bindinghook.bsky.social, for the opportunity to contribute.
February 8, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Had a cool surprise holding a promise and a challenge (I intend to meet) waiting in the mail today. Thanks @bindinghook.bsky.social, for the opportunity to contribute.
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All jokes aside, I think cyber warfare would be tough as the baseline reliability of many critical IT systems isn't that great anyway.
December 1, 2024 at 10:49 AM
All jokes aside, I think cyber warfare would be tough as the baseline reliability of many critical IT systems isn't that great anyway.