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Imagine INFOSEC
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Imagine INFOSEC
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@cR0w
Huh. Yeah, that'd be neat. -
Imagine INFOSEC
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@cR0w FUNfosec.
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@cR0w
Huh. Yeah, that'd be neat.@FritzAdalis @cR0w finally! An idea worth exploring.
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Imagine INFOSEC
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@cR0w inconceivable!
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@cR0w FUNfosec.
@stx Sorry, best I can do is GINFOSEC.
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Imagine INFOSEC
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@cR0w inFUNsec does sound like a cool spin on things.
"Was this your card? ../..?"
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Imagine INFOSEC
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@cR0w It's like this, right?
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Imagine INFOSEC
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@cR0w so like 2012
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Imagine INFOSEC
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@cR0w Again...
MIFA
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@cR0w so like 2012
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Imagine INFOSEC
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@cR0w thats what the F stands for???
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@cR0w "Infosec isn't a sprint, it's a marathon!"
No, infosec is a hamster wheel with a giant motor attached to it. And if you stop running, the wheel keeps turning and you die tumbling.
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Imagine INFOSEC
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Imagine INFOSEC
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@cR0w
Infosec? But fSIG11 core dumped -
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So, like '90s hacker movies?
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@stx Sorry, best I can do is GINFOSEC.
@cR0w @stx I think @hacks4pancakes is the authority on this
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Imagine INFOSEC
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isn't that just red-teaming or hacking :)
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Imagine INFOSEC
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@cR0w Infosec if it didn't infoSUCK, am i right?
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A slick web interface allows configuring which LEDs belong to which segments without code changes.
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