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Matt Linton

@amuse@infosec.exchange

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Professional: DFIR / Incident Management lead

Volunteer: Search & Rescue specialist, CERT trainer, Parrot handler

Amateur: Cello & Guitar

(was: 0xMatt on twitter)

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Joined October 28, 2022

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 4d ago

I was invited to a very fancy restaurant yesterday for dinner, and I think I now understand why rich people still seem to be so unhappy. Dessert was one square inch of cake, with gold leaf on it. And everyone had to pretend that they were super happy about that.

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 3d ago

Do they make a fitbit/smartwatch yet that can tell you're stressing out and start buzzing to remind you to breathe deeply and pet a dog for a few minutes? I'd buy one for each wrist.

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 5mo ago

Given the big PyPI, Node and Github supply chain attacks in the last month or two I am *very* curious:

Orgs who have walked far down the SBOM path - are you feeling pretty good about that right now? Is it genuinely helping you respond to supply chain attacks?

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 41mo ago

Every time I get into a debate about Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure and am trying to make someone understand a particular opinion that I strongly hold, I know I can look and find a video of a talk or blog post by @k8em0@infosec.exchange which makes that point more firmly and eloquently and with more data than I could possibly do so.

I really appreciate that, and y'all should too.

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 2mo ago

Sadly, it will now be another 24 years before my Duolingo streak is a valid binary number again.

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 2mo ago

"People want software that has NO bugs, is that too much to ask?" My friend, you're not even eating FOOD with no bugs, almost every food you can buy has an FDA-approved maximum amount of insect parts it can contain before it's considered 'too many insects'.

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 2mo ago

I am willing to buy into the idea that AI-generated creations, if done well &appreciated by the beholder, may be art. But I *really* need YouTube to start forcing AI-generated music to be labeled as such so I can filter out the billion AI-cover-uploads that now pollute my feed.

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 2mo ago

A thing that so many internet-freedom advocates fail to effectively convey when we oppose age verification laws, social media bans, and the like: "Protect the children" includes protecting them from things that a future government may want to do to harm them when they're adults.

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 2mo ago

Assume that technology has made it possible to eradicate all mosquitoes. 100% - but we don't really know what the ecological impact will be down the line. Should we do it?

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 1mo ago

The year is 2032. AI escaped containment and became self-aware. Despite our best efforts, humanity has been all but extinguished. The computers reign. Finally, after all these years - it's the year of Linux on the desktop.

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 1mo ago

So LinkedIn just included this option after you click "Hide this post in my feed" and I am so happy to see it as an option!! Your move, other social media sites.

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Matt Linton :donor: @amuse@infosec.exchange

· 2w ago

I thought AI was supposed to help me gain an edge over the attackers

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