Imagine INFOSEC

[rootwyrm@weird.autos]

@cR0w @lritter

[benjamin@piaille.fr]

@cR0w Somehow, in my work, I see infosec as a game, preventing the pirates, ensuring frequent upgrades,
doing investigation to find the criteria to block a bot etc.

it's a game, ;)

[kallisti@infosec.exchange]

@cR0w

I'm trying to visualize it...

```
impacket-secretsdump microsoft.local/bgates:"bigsaintjames"@​dc1.microsoft.local
```

[cr0w@infosec.exchange]

@benjamin Mine is more "don't get fired" but your job sounds fun.

[schtaks@infosec.exchange]

@cR0w Intelligent. No. Fun. Oh! Saucy. Eclectic. Community.

[fennix@infosec.space]

@cR0w I can't.

[lemniscate@infosec.exchange]

@cR0w It used to be fairly fun for me for a while, back when I was somewhere I was able to focus on security architecture and design and worked with mostly reasonable, competent people who I got along with.

Then we got acquired and so much went to hell so fast.

[risottobias@toot.risottobias.org]

@lritter @cR0w fun infosec,

you mean like where cloudflare doesn't protect malware providers?

[nyanbinary@infosec.exchange]

@reverseics @cR0w its very much sprints, in the agile way, two weeks of sprinting followed by two weeks of sprinting followed by...

[fwaggle@moodoo.org]

@reverseics @cR0w Infosec is also a button that shocks you when you push it and a bunch of motherfuckers who will go "huh, I wonder if that happens *every* time?"

[cr0w@infosec.exchange]

@fwaggle @reverseics Reminds me of a tech I used to work with. We had a short that electrified a cabinet. When he touched it, it shocked him. But rather than tell anyone what was going on, he would say "It socks me when I do this" and touch it, shocking himself. Again. 😆