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Review: A Natural History of Empty Lots by Christopher Brown
Earlier this year a good friend gave me a book, “A Natural History of Empty Lots: Field Notes from Urban Edgelands, Back Alleys, and Other Wild Places” by Christopher Brown. The book follows Brown primarily, occasionally including members of family, after he moved to Austin, Texas and purchased an empty lot in an industrial section of town. From there he learns to better appreciate the nature…
Random Movie/TV Thoughts and Reviews (July 2026)
Spartacus: House of Ashur (2025) is a continuation of the original Spartacus series from 2010 in which Ashur is given an alternate fate than received in the original. This allows a reimagined story ending and launch into the new that finds himself dominus of the very ludus that had previously owned him. Rather than just a repeat with new characters, this series stays local and branches out…
CISA KEV's Revolving Door
Some time ago, perhaps last year or two years ago during VulnCon, I made an offhand comment about Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) Known Exploited Vulnerability (KEV) catalog and how there were more than one vulnerability that had appeared in it and were subsequently removed. I received doubt from someone (Tod Beardsley?) that didn’t think it had happened at all. I…
VDBs: Pedantic Nuances on Version Tracking
I am all about the pedantic nature of running a vulnerability database (VDB). It’s the backbone of running one well as “simply aggregating vulnerability information” is anything but simple. I’ve been outspoken on the issue of perceived simplicity for at least two decades and brought it up in various presentations and blogs. This blog is not new in that I have very briefly covered it in a prior…
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F5 Contributes to KEV Confusion
F5 is a technology vendor that sells a variety of networking technology including security products. With a considerable security portfolio and long tenure in the industry they are well positioned to observe known exploited vulnerabilities (KEV). Their staff frequently write blogs about threat actor activity, exploit campaigns, and associated topics. Unfortunately, while they have great insight…
We're Losing the "Cyber" War to Ourselves
It’s hard to pinpoint where the concept of cyberwar originated. In roundabout ways it likely goes back many decades in fiction. As far as citations go, some believe a seminal work is titled Unrestricted Warfare by Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui, two colonels in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). Regardless of when the premise started, the computer-based cold war has been going full steam for two…
And AI Tech Bros Still Want to Gamble…
If you follow even the headlines for so-called “AI” developments, you may have caught a few that talked about how some AI insiders say there is a chance that the technology they are developing will “destroy humanity”. Of course, that term is subjective and could vary considerably from person to person. Does it mean it will destroy what makes us human, the creativity and drive? Or will it…
Save the Earth One Napkin at a Time
The Loquacious Introvert
This is my 1,000th post on this blog! Not counting this post, that is 893,353 words written here over 38 years. Of course, this blog hasn’t been around that long but I made an effort the last few years to consolidate all of my writing in one place and date it accordingly. That means the first “post” of this blog is “WE DIDN’T START THE FIRE” – A NEW PERSPECTIVE which is a paper I co-wrote in high…
2026 East Coast Drive (Part 8: Random Notes)
Captain Obvious Audits the NVD
During my recent trip to the East Coast several people linked an article from Recorded Future to me since it was on a topic I have written extensively about. The article covered a May 26 report from the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) at the Department of Commerce that was summarized as “mistakes have been made” in the operation of National Vulnerability Database (NVD). The universal theme…
2026 East Coast Drive (Part 3: VA / DC)
2026 East Coast Drive (Part 2: North Carolina / Virginia)
2026 East Coast Drive (Part 1: NaClCON)
My Quest for the White Squirrel!