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Silas Cutler (p1nk)
@silascutler
You may know me from your logs Principal Security Researcher @Censysio #Threats / #CTI / #Malware / #Hacking
Joined June 2010
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    Samsung Smart TVs use a wifi password of 1111122222 for their setup (SSID: Samsung TV [0-9]{4}). This is not changeable. By default, external management notifications are set to off. They told me this was not a security issue. Now it's public knowledge.
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    Found the strangest bag on a hike earlier today. Maybe somebody lost it?
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    Not something you want to see on an ATM ( wonder how many cards have been lost at this point)
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    Getting a notification to install Flash player on a .gov site, while watching a hearing about cyber security just really hits me this morning
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    Solid place for this sticker (thanks @stickrman @1dark0ne @shodanhq @achillean )
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    If you're at a hospital that was hit today by this ransomware attack. My DMs are open and I'll be here all night if you require any assistance.
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    Without DEFCON or BlackHat this year, I'm nervous that I will not have enough shirts to sustain my wardrobe. Without cons ....where do people get shirts?
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    Replying to @mikko
    Fun fact - Mars is also the only planet that we know of inhabited entirely by robots
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    Tell me more about this school project ... "this_is_for_a_school_project_no_needs_to_worry_mr_reverse_engineer.exe" #ReverseEngineering
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    "Cyber Pirate Attack"...wtf?!
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    Welcome to Windows 11 - where Candy Crush is now part of you threat model. I'm sorry to all the sys admins who now need to figure out the group policy settings to disable.
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    In a test run of the new #Ukraine Wiper, MBR corruption happened in under 15 seconds of execution.
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    Replying to @Dave_Maynor
    Thank god it's part of the specs
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    In response to the #3CXpocalypse / #3CX, a group of us have put together a self-service site to look up if you were potentially impacted. If you're connecting from an IP address that was flagged, the header will turn red. checkmyoperator.com