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Seamless SSO Configuration Tutorial Part 1

This configuration tutorial is for an unroutable single forest domain. Unroutable domains are any top-level... Continue reading Seamless SSO Configuration Tutorial Part 1

Jun 12, 2020Jun 12, 2020

A Handy Reference for Windows Logon Types with Status and Substatus Codes

This list of logon types and status/substatus for Event ID 4625 comes from Microsoft documentation... Continue reading A Handy Reference for Windows Logon Types with Status and Substatus Codes

Jun 27, 2019Jul 1, 2019

The Twisted Reality of Military Leadership

I’ve been mulling over writing an article about how the military, specifically the Army, fails... Continue reading The Twisted Reality of Military Leadership

Jun 17, 2019Jun 18, 2019

Business Email Compromise: A Case Study

Update: The screen capture below was taken from the Parents Nest page on Facebook. The... Continue reading Business Email Compromise: A Case Study

Jun 11, 2019Jun 26, 2019

An Underestimated Use Case

When WEBGAP Go was launched in March, we anticipated that privacy would be a peripheral... Continue reading An Underestimated Use Case

Jun 4, 2019Jun 4, 2019

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loudribsJack Hurley@loudribs·
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Today, I have been mostly making a fake ad campaign because... actually, I have no idea why I’ve done this.

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someinfosecguyRyan@someinfosecguy·
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Sendgrid is the Namecheap of bulk email senders.

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someinfosecguyRyan@someinfosecguy·
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I have an interesting situation here.

Spam campaign using Gmail uses an incremented resource in the URI e.g. hxxp://pinengineer.com/a3 - [a1,a2,etc].

The pinengineer domain has a TLS cert for engineermix[.]com.

Engineermix has a redirect from engineerlight[.]com.

1/x

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RPetermanMaanazaadi (Balsam Poplar)@RPeterman·
24 Feb

@ziibiing Now when I hear a guy call me or anyone else a squaw, I stop, loudly ask him if he's aware that "squaw" is a French corruption of an Algonquian pejorative for "vagina", and ask him if he calls his mother or sisters "cunts", because that's what he's calling me. It usually stops.

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someinfosecguyRyan@someinfosecguy·
25 Feb

Consider adding this to your blocklists.

^https?://([A-Za-z0-9.-]*\.)?web\.app/

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