SeanWrightSec

Looks like you can import from other apps…

I like the ability to sync using things like my iCloud account, not to mention the support for multiple platforms and OS’s. It also looks slick as well.

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Proton have released a new Authenticator app. Looks pretty cool!

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Amazon AI coding agent hacked to inject data wiping commands A hacker planted data wiping code in a version of Amazon's generative AI-powered assistant, the Q Developer Extension for Visual Studio Code.

A good example of why understanding what the code of AI is doing.

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VPN usage soars in Iran – but authorities may be trying to prevent it Proton VPN confirmed an hourly increase in sign-ups of over 1,400% starting from July 25, 2025

I’m completely shocked! Would have never expected this to happen!

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This major cybercrime forum might have just exposed all its users A leak forum did what leak forums do - but to its own users

Oh dear! What a shame… never mind 😁

The sweet taste of karma!

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Never, totally legit 🤣

Exactly my thoughts 😂

Where to start 😁

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Humble Bundle has an interesting bundle at the moment.

Fingers crossed they see the errors of their way and improve. Sucks to be in these positions.

Yikes! That doesn’t sound good. Hope it gets sorted out.

Sorry to hear that. I hope it gets better! I would also say that often those postings are for the ideal candidate. So not always a case that you need to have everything on the job spec.

Shout if there’s anything I can do help. Sorry you going through a rough patch. But you realise that you not alone 😀

Also you likely brings to the table that others who have been solely based in security wouldn’t be able to. That’s so important! So don’t sell yourself short 😀

You got this! I’d rather someone with rounded experience than some ninja who may be great from a technical perspective but isn’t so hot when dealing with others and business needs. Soft skills is often such an underrated aspect of our jobs.

Seven months for IT worker who trashed his work network : Don't leave the door open to disgruntled workers

Another reminder to revoke access immediately for former employees, especially ones who have been dismissed.

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This is so important in our field as we have a constant barrage of new things (technology, attack types, etc).

It’s not an easy thing to do, and does take time. But once you are at peace with it, it’ll help things for the better.

I’ve given this advice to several folk, and it’s worth sharing with others.

Learning how to become comfortable with not knowing something is liberating. It’ll help give you the confidence to then do something about it.

Not sure. I don’t store my passwords on iCloud. But maybe they did a default message to everyone 🤷‍♂️

NIST's LEV Equation to Rate Chances a Bug Was Exploited The new equation, introduced by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), aims to offer a mathematical likelihood index that could be a game-changer for SecOps teams and vulnerability...

While having something showing the likelihood of a vuln being exploited is good, I do worry this will end up being just another metric. I hope that I’m wrong, and this will prove helpful.

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Anyone else seen this on Instagram?

A really important reason why it’s important to have security tooling working and operating as you expect. It’s already difficult to get other teams to buy into these tools so when they are constantly “wrong”, getting those teams onboard is almost impossible.

Also important to note that ENISA is a CNA (since Jan 2024), so can it can issue CVEs itself.

www.enisa.europa.eu/topics/vulne...

Important to note that CVE is not a database per se. This is why we have the likes of NVD. So if anything, ENISA would be competing with NVD. But I still have concerns of how this may fragment the ecosystem.

Just patched my car 🚙 🤣

#VulnManagement

Having said that, I do like the critical and exploited vulnerabilities sections as well as the search functionality.

EUVD European Vulnerability Database

See the EU Vulnerability Database is now live. While I get the desire to have this, the problem that I now worry about is that this is going to fragment vulnerabilities. So making an already difficult problem even harder.

euvd.enisa.europa.eu

Yep!