Dino A. Dai Zovi
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RT @nicoleperlroth: In the U.S. convenience was everything. Still is. We had bought into Silicon Valley's frictionless promises. There wasn…
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An innovative idea will meet resistance from the early majority, late majority, and laggards because they benefit from status quo and have an aversion to risk and change. The innovators have high risk tolerance, but need early adopters' opinion leadership to reach early majority.
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There are so many approaches to security that unknowingly start from the basis of not being able to build custom software systems. When you have fluidity with building software, and hopefully AI will help with this, many more and stronger approaches become available to you.
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RT @lgrammel: We think of AI in terms of our own intelligence in our heads, without realizing that cognition is distributed in our environm…
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Mental model of the day: Chesterton’s Fence In short, "do not remove a fence until you know why it was put up in the first place." It is less cognitive work to tear something down that it is to understand what is wrong, how to fix it, and build a fix.
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RT @RyanHoliday: Do what you enjoy and be a good person. It’s not that hard, most people won’t notice and that means you’re doing it right.
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I am nodding so hard in agreement that I may have just injured myself...
AI governance discussions often have an incorrect definition of cyber defense and too narrowly define the term as incident response and patching. If we want to avoid misguided AI policies then we need to broaden their understanding.
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RT @chrisrohlf: AI governance discussions often have an incorrect definition of cyber defense and too narrowly define the term as incident…
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RT @runasand: I love that phone number privacy is the default on @signalapp. This means you can send tips to journalists without sharing yo…
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RT @paulg: When a big new thing appears, we tend to think of it initially in terms of the old thing. For example, people thought of cars an…
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Many security approaches are based on the underlying assumptions that we know all of the bad to look for, are able to spot it, able to respond, and in time to prevent a Bad Thing (TM) from happening. Wherever you can, build systems that start from only allowing the known good.
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RT @JChengWSJ: Yun Sun in Foreign Affairs: “Beijing assumes that Washington’s own policies will dismantle the foundations of U.S. global he…
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RT @runasand: Three individuals have publicly stated they received a notification from WhatsApp about being targeted with Paragon spyware.…
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RT @tsoding: This line is the most satisfying thing to write in an imperative language. I don't know why so many modern languages are tryin…
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RT @GrantSlatton: begging people to realize that most real life scenarios are stag hunts and not prisoners dilemmas
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Circular dependencies :(
Cloudflare published the RFO for their R2 outage this week and this was the funniest event in there. Link to blog post 👇
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RT @SwiftOnSecurity: Wow: The completely forgotten role of point-of-sale systems in computing history
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@ravirockks I think in a world like that, "software vendor" would take on a radically different meaning. What if GenAI meant the big vendors became software forges for whatever apps you wanted, for which you were the only user? Data becomes interoperable rather than by using same software.
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