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AI, automation, cloud, compliance, cybersecurity, IT consulting and training. Putting client security first since 1999. 🛡 Learn more: https://nitter.cf/t.co/p1xY8wT7FA

Washington, DC
Joined February 2009
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Coding with AI agents? This is a great cheat sheet to save from the creator of Claude Code. 👇
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Malicious hackers are weaponizing Gemini AI to leak private meetings via Google Calendar events, according to cybersecurity firm @MiggoSecurity.
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We've been reading a lot about the algorithm here changing. Did somebody break something at X? 🤔
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One of the biggest challenges that small businesses face is balancing their cybersecurity needs with their budgetary limitations.
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We're increasingly concerned about the lax cybersecurity approach that we're seeing at the highest levels of government. This is likely to become an area that gets more attention as we see more breaches happen as a result.
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🚨 Breach alert: 22.65 million people have had their personal information stolen due to a massive data breach at insurance giant Aflac 🚨 Data includes personal information, such as names, contact info, claims and health info, social security numbers and other related data.
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Seeing strange messages that claim to come from Google? They may be part of an elaborate phishing campaign that's targeting users across the world. If the messages come from [email protected] then report them and delete them ASAP. Do NOT engage.
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We are hearing that the recently discovered vulnerability in MongoDB is seeing active exploitation globally, with over 87,000 potentially vulnerable instances at risk. CVE-2025-14847 shows a flag in zlib compression that can trigger information leakage, including sensitive data.
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When it comes to apps, less is more. Every app we install adds to our attack surface. Many also gather large amounts of sensitive data. Only use the apps you know and trust. Remove the rest. You'll probably thank us later! 👍
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