I keep a binder with at least 2 USB cables of each type...

Fixed it for you: a.co/d/4z9WWgZ

My favorite programmer joke...

More like Yocto builds Linux for Chuck Norris, and it compiles the first time with no errors...

Funny meme, but serious question to those in healthcare: Why fax?

What happens when you vibe code drunk? Asking for a friend...

It turns out that your webcam runs Linux too (Reference: eclypsium.com/blog/badcam-...)

Congrats on your new 5090!

So tasty, especially when one of the ingredients is the "mm" command :)

Some of you may see this as a challenge!

Spotting counterfit hardware can be very challenging, well...

I challenge this meme in my 50-minute talk "The Security Professional's Guide To The Linux Desktop "(www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAVu...)

In reality, Linux admins hate typing...

With great power comes great responsibility...

Fear will keep them in line...

Any guesses? :)

Uhm, that's not, er, okay, I'm old...

It's not quite dead yet...

I had a hilarious caption for this photo, but I can't remember what it was. A little help, perhaps? Keep it IT/tech/security focused :)

I need this. I don't know why I need it, but I do. Someone talk me off the ledge... www.rtl-sdr.com/a-review-of-...

Me too

Sometimes both...

The PCI Express is leaving the station...

Is this a) sad b) true c) both

The irony is that someone used AI to create this :)

I need this in my life (the t-shirt that is)

Is this really true? I hear rumblings about movement in and out of the cloud, but I am too lazy to try to find some real data to back this up either way.

I really want to know what happens when, I mean if, I do...

Vintage 2018, that was a good year for BIOS...

Rate the setup

So not true, no one reads those, and if you did, what would you do with the information?

All the time!

If you want to run UEFI programs in Qemu, this command worked for me: qemu-system-x86_64 \ -enable-kvm \ -m 2048 \ -smp 2 \ -machine q35 \ -cpu host \ -bios /usr/share/edk2-ovmf/x64/OVMF.4m.fd \ -drive format=raw,file=fat:rw:esp \ -serial stdio

I've been thinking about the Windows 10 end of support for a while now. My fears are that 1) People will not upgrade and miss out on patches and Secure Boot revocation list updates,

Trust is something earned, except in the case of Secure Boot, where trust is often overlooked and never verified. Enter UEFI shells, included in many system utilities, have to be signed to work with Secure Boot. Functionality in UEFI shells allows attackers to bypass Secure Boot.

When ransomware starts to skirt around Secure Boot and OS security controls, defenders will be at a disadvantage. HybridPetya shows that attackers are paying attention, leveraging exploitation techniques that bypass the root of trust to deploy malware.

Do you have Cisco ASA devices on your network? Do you know about them all? If they are exposed to the Internet, attackers likely know. Check out my latest article that reveals some scanning trends (thanks to GreyNoise), available exploits, and EOL info for ASA. Article: eclypsium.com/blog/cisco-a...

The movie "Hackers" was released 30 years ago today. It still stands as my favorite hacker movie. What is your favorite "Hackers" movie quote? Here are some reasons why it remains my favorite:

EOL devices are something you often find in the dusty corners of an organization's IT infrastructure. Legacy devices are now a popular target for threat actors, providing a prime location to hide and a rich attack surface. How are you identifying EOL devices, and what is the remediation plan?

Pretty much all printers

Found a great guide to upgrading your graphics card

Never throw cables away!

Someone keeps stealing the drives out of these digital signs, please stop...

We did this once when Doug and I built a PC live on the air, fun times!

Temporary means permanent in IT speak

YOLO!

Someone forgot to "sign" in...

Do you remember your 1980s Blackberry?

Punishments include being forced to install NVIDIA drivers