20 years ago today: I came off the DINQ list and took the Watch with the best crew I've ever heard of. Man, did I win the lottery. Bury me with these one day. #SilentService #TOPEKA #DefenderoftheHeartland
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Active Directory, Pass The Hash and DCSync. All of us know these names very well, but can we detect them during an incident? Threat Hunting with Splunk can definitely help with that :>
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‘Refpal’Video analysis of our games. We view and mark incidents, the data that builds up should improve us individually and as a group. #growthmindset
This weekend marked a start of a new league working in the RefPal system. Welcome on board NIFL Premiership and the Irish Football Association. I was lucky enough to participate in the pre-season seminar of the Select Group of officials in Belfast, train with them and share some pointers on how to get the best out of video analysis. Will be a great pleasure and fascinating experience working together with Mike Riley, Andrew Davey and other excellent people there.
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In Saving Private Ryan, Capt. Miller (Tom Hanks) rallies resources from fractured units to draw in advancing Germans for ambush and to control a bridge until air support arrives. Pvt. Mellish (Adam Goldberg) then barks to Cpl. Upham, who outranks Mellish but is otherwise useless with a weapon, “You’d better be Johnny-On-The-Spot with the ammo…or we’re all dead.” That line always struck me. Cpl. Upham was a translator, a putz, and later shows his cowardice. His character is not really redeemable. But what Pvt. Mellish implied was that if Upham was not competent with a weapon, he at least had better be reliable enough to distribute of ammo within the team during the fight. This is a lesson to all of us. As we grow, we strive for additional competences in expanding areas. But where we are not yet competent, we can at the very least be reliable with what we can do. For everyone - especially young professionals - remember to be Johnny-On-The-Spot with the ammo, figuratively. Competence will come after reliability, and that creates the one-two punch your colleagues and clients will value. #insurance #claims #Louisiana
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Security Engineer | MS Cybersecurity at RIT | Expert in Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing | Freelance Security Researcher
Season 4 Savage Lands ended yesterday. I started solving these machines just for trying it out and for my OSCP practice. Now it has become an addiction. Next season I intend to get in the top 50 at least. The last machine of the Season Mist-Insane was really Insane, I spent the whole week trying to figure out how to exploit the machine but after getting an initial foothold and doing a lateral movement, user flag was still far from near, I asked around tried several approaches but the machine was so complicated and had so many layers that it frustrated me altogether making me give up and accept defeat. But its because of my never give up attitude and solving problems to learn something new got me the Platinum rank which comes with a Platinum Achievement Badge, $10 HTB (or Silver/Gold Annual Academy) Discount Code and 40% HTB Swag Discount which I am grateful for. I intend to solve many more challenges and machines to keep upskilling myself in Offense and Defense, so that I can help make the world a secure place. #HackTheBox #HTB #SavageLandsSeason4
Reached Platinum tier in Season 4 from Hack The Box
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Getting back into the “swing of things” (Slowly). I would like to apologize to anyone I Commanded, worked alongside, worked for, with or in any other configuration. Parenting is way harder than I thought it would be!
For clarity I will say what I believe to be the way forward for the CAF. First - revision of CF education system (close Toronto and move it to either Ottawa or Kingston). Second - Buy from the Americans (or Brits) enough gear to create 3 equal battle groups. Third - solve the Airborne conundrum by (re)creating the Airborne regiment (as marines). Place them on the west coast. 4th solve the supply-chain conundrum.
One word - Lethality. Great news on a number of fronts. The RCAF has racked up the wins on capability over the last year. Congrats to BGen Chris McKenna, and the entire team that made this happen. See comments for link.
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✪ Retired Green Beret ✪ Retired History Teacher ✪ Tillman Scholar ✪ Amateur Historian ✪ High School Football Coach ✪ Leader and Mentor
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Honored to be Special Guests at this years FFCHS JROTC ball. Mike was asked by his students to be guest speaker. Of course he was happy to do so. #hessohandsome #warriorscholar #mentorsformilitarykids
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Computer Science Student Technocrats Institute of Technology , Bhopal JAVA || DSA || HTML|| CSS || JAVA SCRIPT || BOOTSTRAP
Task 3: In the game in one guesser for guest the number and one umpire and more than player. First of all guesser guest a number and inform the umpire then the umpire asks the player, which number has been guested by guesser. The player who tells correct number wins the game #technohacksedutechofficial #learnskills
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We challenged Andy Sullivan to see what score he could shoot around his local course, The Belfry, armed with just one club of his choice. Four-time DP World Tour winner Andy Sullivan has played the Belfry hundreds of times, but never like this. We challenged him to choose just one club from his bag and play a full 18 holes to see how low he could go. In a test of skill, strategy and patience, Andy opted for a 5-iron as his chosen club for the day, favouring the extra distance off the tee at the expense of any short-game benefit. How would he fare around the greens and out of bunkers? Could he break 80? Presenting the first ever DP World Tour One Club Round:
The One Club Round | Andy Sullivan
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