#swiftonsecurity

[pornosophical]

[Image Description: a headshot of Taylor Swift looking serious with a totally real quote by her reading: “I don’t think we fear machines in physical. We fear the beings they will become. We fear the logic they will bring to bear. Detached from humanity, with fresh eyes on Earth and our imprint upon it fresh, will they judge us unworthy of life? We shouldn’t fear they will be wrong ending our reign without justification. We should fear they will be right to do it.”]

[remember-my-name-in-hell]

[ecologiadigital]

I guess a good time to mention a new initiative I’m working on: OrgKit, a semi-automated way to stand-up a complete properly-configured and documented company across Active Directory, Group Policy, Azure AD, and Office365. Not just security settings.https://t.co/G65kxBGXcH

— SwiftOnSecurity (@SwiftOnSecurity) January 11, 2019

[zzkt]

You live in a society whose every production industry is based around a government-subsidized chemical feedstock. Corn is not a _food_. Corn is a _platform_.

— 🌽🌽🌽 CORN FACTS 🌽🌽🌽 (@SwiftOnSecurity) December 18, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/SwiftOnSecurity/status/1074856487514726400)

[halfwaythroughmonday]

*slaps the top of your skull* You're never getting out of there

SwiftOnSecurity

[ecologiadigital]

Corporate purchasing and policies make funding open source Literally Impossible. Nothing’s going to change until you make them pay you. Someone filed a bug? Support contract. Someone wants a feature? Support contract. It’s literally easier to pay you $1500/yr than $25 once.

— SwiftOnSecurity (@SwiftOnSecurity) November 28, 2018

[ecologiadigital]

Limits of knowledge: Something I think a lot about is that, not knowing Google exists, I would very confidently say searching the entire Internet for an arbitrary string in 100 milliseconds is physically impossible. I would tell you I had enough expertise to say that clearly.

— SwiftOnSecurity (@SwiftOnSecurity) November 10, 2018

[whatevernatureis]

what if influential infosec twitter account SwiftOnSecurity actually really is Taylor Swift in her double life as an infosec tweep