Co-Founder @ HailBytes Building HailBytes Security Awareness Training Platform and HailBytes Attack Surface Management Platform on AWS and Azure Marketplace
Denver, Colorado
Joined September 2013
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David McHale - InfoSec Educator - DevSecOps Nerd retweeted
HailBytes Launches AI-Powered ASM on AWS and Azure So Security Teams Can Find Assets Before Attackers prunderground.com/?p=378717 @HailBytes
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HailBytes Launches Phishing Simulation Platform on AWS and Azure to Help Companies Cut Human Error prunderground.com/?p=378745 @HailBytes
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Thanks SO much to everyone who donated so far in helping me make rent!
Speaking to my landlord, I need to get as close as possible TODAY to avoid an eviction. We are $715 away from hitting my goal! Any donation amount or sharing is SO appreciated.
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David McHale - InfoSec Educator - DevSecOps Nerd retweeted
RIP to the guy that got compromised on r/homelab. This is a friendly reminder to never expose management interfaces to the internet. reddit.com/r/homelab/comment…
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Both @TrustedSec and @Binary_Defense are 100% full remote work (U.S. only).
Have a number of positions open, and always looking for great folks.
#BinaryDefense #TrustedSec
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Going to finally publish video tutorials and 20 pages of Docs for my AWS #phishing simulation infrastructure: aws.amazon.com/marketplace/p…
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New: NSA Director Nakasone says just now NSA has seen 3-4 Russian cyberattacks in Ukraine so far, & as to some folks' surprise there haven't been more disruptive ones, he warns of possible ransomware hits, wormlike attacks that spread, and notes we're 15 days in to this conflict
David McHale - InfoSec Educator - DevSecOps Nerd retweeted
Active Directory is the fossil fuel of enterprise security, almost everyone is overly dependent on it and re-arranging the deck chairs on the Titanic rather than addressing that unsustainable dependence on it.
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LATEST: abcn.ws/3C84Hj6
- Putin tells Macron he'll stop strikes against civilian targets
- U.S. banning Russia's central bank from accessing reserves in U.S.
- IOC recommends no participation of athletes from Russia, Belarus
- Neutral Switzerland adopts EU sanctions
David McHale - InfoSec Educator - DevSecOps Nerd retweeted
Internet accessible ICS is not good - but just for the record it’s VERY unlikely screwing around on an HMI causes any sort of explosion. It’s a lot harder to cause physical destruction than people realize. It’s possible. Disruptions are possible. But be careful of the hype.
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I can't emphasize this enough. As a mechanic I saw how much of a nightmare these things are. They're huge and impressive, but they're a giant chunk of shit if they can't move. Track is the most vulnerable part. Wrap it with whatever shit you can throw in there. Break the track.
David McHale - InfoSec Educator - DevSecOps Nerd retweeted
Cut up cardboard boxes and put them everywhere. The cardboard is the same temperature as the environment. Hiding behind anything that obscures vision only works if they don't have thermal. Sheets of cardboard in every bush, tree, etc. Will just be a square in a thermal imager.
David McHale - InfoSec Educator - DevSecOps Nerd retweeted
Tanks are a logistical nightmare. They need a supply chain a mile long for service parts, and especially fuel. They can usually only go about 300 miles on improved roads on one tank of fuel. Stop the supply line, and a tank is just a giant pile of useless iron.