InfoSec & engineering consultant, ex-@apple
Hamburg, Germany
Joined November 2016
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Thomas Jansen retweeted
Hmm. Ob mein CURL-Script, dieses Jahr die beste Wahlkämpferin für die #CDU wird?
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Thomas Jansen retweeted
Zwei Stunden geballtes Halbwissen über die Developer keynotes 2019 mit @floij @neathack @laurentburdin und mir:
open.spotify.com/episode/6Vo…
Thomas Jansen retweeted
The # of U.S. children born in 2018 who have Game of Thrones character names, per new @SocialSecurity data:
Arya 2545
Tyrion 58
Brienne 33
Jorah 30
Sansa 29
Catelyn 21
Ellaria 17
Oberyn 15
Theon 14
Gregor 11
Sandor 10
Khal 9
Daenarys 8
Bran 8
Beric 8
Bronn 7
Samwell 7
Myrcella 6 – at Manhattan, NY
Thomas Jansen retweeted
Great thing about private groups? Much harder for researchers to access, so there is way less chance of being embarrassed by an investigation. Of course, it’s also much harder to detect an infiltration by malicious actors who seek to manipulate the group.
Thomas Jansen retweeted
I’m not sure why Microsoft selected a picture of a metal pipe with grip tape on it to introduce Windows Vista, but I’m sure they had their reasons.
Thomas Jansen retweeted
Fractal Polycephaly
Another GIF for @revision_party ❤️
Thomas Jansen retweeted
I published "Tchap: The super (not) secure app of the French government" on @Medium, enjoy! medium.com/@fs0c131y/tchap-t…
Thomas Jansen retweeted
Breaking: “Car 2 Go” app “hacked” in Chicago. As many as 100 Mercedes / high-end cars missing / stolen. Many being used to commit crimes. > 12 people in custody so far. Per sources. Developing. @cbschicago – at Chicago, IL
Thomas Jansen retweeted
Tomorrow morning, I will publish an article with the details of the vulnerability I found in the "super secure" messaging application of the French government. Stay tuned!
Je viens de regarder #Tchap la nouvelle appli sécurisé du gouvernement français. Et, put*** le résultat est horrible.
@Elysee @gouvernementFR @EPhilippePM @EmmanuelMacron comment puis je vous contacter? C’est TRÈS TRÈS urgent.
Si vous avez des contacts je suis preneur.
Thomas Jansen retweeted
This is *incredibly* well done and a great example of how scrollytelling in data visualization and 3d help reduce cognitive leaks and aid our understanding:
nytimes.com/interactive/2019…
Thomas Jansen retweeted
I've been working on Google's cryptography policy (for engineers). It fits in a tweet: Don't invent your own algorithms, don't design your own protocols, don't code your own implementations, don't manage your own keys, and do ask for advice.
Thomas Jansen retweeted
I have received many questions about this video. I can’t debunk it without more info even if the camera can only do 10x zoom in video mode: it does have a 50x optical zoom in camera-mode. See the company spokesperson comment: businessinsider.my/this-vide…
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Thomas Jansen retweeted
The first version of my ARM Assembler is finally finished! 🖤
AZM - Live ARM Assembler and Syntax Checker: azm.azerialabs.com/
- Supports most 32-bit ARM and 16-bit Thumb instructions
- Automatic assembly of instructions as you type
- Marks zero-bytes in output as you type
Thomas Jansen retweeted
I think the larger issue here is that many teams are structuring their entire workflow around a tool that relies on private Apple APIs (which are bound to change at any time). fastlane is awesome, but I would never put myself in a position where I can't keep working without it 🙂
Thomas Jansen retweeted
One of the most useful questions you can ask in a startup is: How is what users want different than you expected? Are people using your product in unexpected ways? Are different people using it than you expected?
Thomas Jansen retweeted
I've been looking at a bunch of kid-related devices and services lately, mostly relating to how parents can monitor and control their activities. It's just consistently horrifyingly bad; FUD-ridden at best, massive privacy violations at worst (i.e. data accessible to the public).