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🤯 What do these 4 images have in common? In 2014 Sony Picture was hacked by the North Korean group called Guardian of Peace over the making of the film The Interview. 😧 You've probably all heard the story 🤔. Unfinished films, actors' passports, emails and salaries were leaked onto the internet by the hackers... 👿 How was the problem solved? 🕵🏻🕵🏻 The FBI started looking for malware 🔎. Once found, they began a forensic analysis of the malware using IDA Pro. Using this type of analysis, the FBI and other forensic investigators were able to search for the hackers' fingerprints. 10 years on, IDA Pro is still the reference when it comes to disassembly.😎😎 The good news is that we have a LOT of opportunity to share for 2024. 🎁🎁 Join Hex-Rays if you're one: - Senior C++ Developer. - Senior Architect C++. - Support Specialist. - Business Developer. - NodeJs Developer. - IT Technical Writer. Send your application to jobs@hex-rays.com

🚨🚨 Time’s to make a change… Infisical (YC W23) is hiring to build the open source security stack for devs🚨🚨 Ready to level up? Apply now. Infisical (YC W23) is hiring to build the open source security stack for devs https://ift.tt/Tq1dKou I offer #resume services and #interview prep support, so let's skip the excuses. Click the link to book a slot on my Calendly before it fills up! https://ift.tt/U48xKnd If you know someone who would fit the role, let's get THEM #hired. Tag them in the comments and share the post to your connections! *Note: I am not hiring or sourcing for this role. If you are interested in applying, please do so through the link in the post.

I have partnered, collaborated, professionally engaged, learned, developed and grown - personally, and professionally; in skills, capabilities, maturity, and mindset with this crew for what must be decades at this point (and I'll sweep @BHIS, @TrustedSec, and @BinaryDefense in here as well) the best way to predict the future is to actively shape it (oh yeah, #dayjob) even if you don't fit the JD - if you think you have a value proposition, expand the conversation to the folks offering free help to anyone securing American election systems

📢 🚨 Hiring Announcement: I am hiring at One2N! Are you a software developer looking to work on interesting technical challenges at scale? 📈 🚀 I am looking for you! What you'll bring: - A wealth of experience in building REST API based scalable backend systems (Java/Go) - Strong knowledge of relational databases and data modeling (SQL is your friend) - A curious product mindset to contribute more than just the code (your approach to thinking about problems and solution trade-offs) What we don't care about: - Leetcode and DSA problems (We care about your production quality code and decision making over DSA Leetcode) - Your number of years of experience (We care more about your maturity and ownership attitude than just the # of years of experience) Why should you work with us? - Good work, decent pay, great people around - We care about your career growth and we invest in it - A chance to work with curious and humble folks who have worked on solving challenging problems at scale What to expect as an interview process: - Fast, no-nonsense process, documented in our playbook (available publicly, link in the first comment) How to apply? - Link in the first comment

We're URGENTLY Hiring: Software Composition Analysis Specialist Security Lit 🚀 Day to Day Responsibility 👇🏾 ➡️Conducting Software Scans: Regularly run scans on the software codebase using SCA tools to identify vulnerabilities and compliance issues with software components. This might include analyzing both in-house and third-party/open-source software elements. ➡️Analyzing Scan Results: Review and interpret the results from the SCA tools. This involves assessing the identified vulnerabilities for their severity, impact, and the urgency of remediation. ➡️Updating Software Bill of Materials (SBOM): Maintain and update the SBOM, ensuring it accurately reflects all the software components in use, including versions and dependencies. ➡️Collaboration with Development Teams: Work closely with software developers to communicate findings from the SCA process. This may involve advising on the secure use of third-party components and assisting in remediation strategies. ➡️Remediation Tracking and Management: Follow up on the remediation process for identified vulnerabilities, ensuring that they are addressed in a timely manner. This might include re-scanning components post-remediation to confirm that vulnerabilities have been effectively resolved. Apply 👉🏽 https://lnkd.in/gmBdm-6v

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📢 Hiring Alert ⚠️ We are hiring #CloudEngineer for one of our client #ExperienceRequired: 3 to 5 Years #Location: Remote #SkillsRequired: 👉Programming languages: Expert understanding of several programming languages, such as Python, Java. 👉Attention to detail 👉Risk management 👉Time management 👉Cloud security #RolesAndResponsibilities: 👉 Working with stakeholders to understand the modifications they wish to apply to their current systems 👉 Analysing current systems to find flaws that can jeopardise cloud security 👉 Uploading business information to a cloud computing platform and setting up simple retrieval mechanisms for data 👉 Increasing cloud storage capacity to store more files and crucial corporate data 👉 Ensuring the protection of data in computer systems by working with cybersecurity and IT staff 👉 Troubleshooting issues pertaining to cloud application failure or security flaws Interested Candidates can share their updated CV at deeksha.mittal@optimumfuture.in

I also have BlueSky invitations to share! And if I don't have any, I know where to direct you to several invitation-donation efforts. I chose to leave Twitter/X many months ago now, but to be honest I should have made the decision even earlier than that. I was reluctant to leave - over time, I had built up a network of 6000 followers, found community, and been able to extend my reach beyond the limitations of being a scholar at a primarily-undergraduate, teaching-focused institution. Twitter had, for a long time, felt like a way to democratize and open the constructed borders of academia. But it changed. It changed as soon as ownership changed, and I suppose the smart money would have made the jump then - I DID try to find an alternative and I created an account on Mastodon, but it didn't really 'stick' for me. Most of my community had not yet moved and I found the federated structure a little challenging to navigate. I also just didn't have that habit of checking there, so days would go by before I remembered to log back in and catch up. And then the changes at Twitter started to accelerate. The blue check system was implemented and my engagement dropped to 0, which I think clinched it for me - why tweet if no one even sees it? I knew I needed a clean break, so I accepted a BlueSky invitation and deactivated my account (and it is now gone forever). Since then, I have seen Twitter/X continue to spiral into a cesspool. I think anyone with a choice should use that choice to refuse to contribute content to that platform, because content sustains it. Users sustain it. And it is dangerous. I'm not naïve. I grew up on the internet. I was an early adopter of LiveJournal and had community there. I joined Facebook back when you had to have a school email address. I've seen social media platforms come and go, and I know that what I like about BlueSky now likely won't last forever - it'll eventually have ads, it'll eventually (already does) have content moderation issues, it may eventually be overrun by people who ruin things for fun. But for now, it has been a place to land and I like it. It's less of a firehose of content than Twitter was, which is actually nice. It doesn't push content at me, which means I have to seek it out, and that has meant making some new connections. I've also taken the opportunity to use the platform differently, to be more authentically myself and engage across a greater number of communities and affinity groups. I really like the ability to create, follow, and integrate specific feeds into my timeline, like the "Craftiverse" and "AcademicSky" feeds. People have even started a cute little book club! So, all this to say: If you're looking for a Twitter alternative that is pretty good (for now), consider BlueSky. I have two codes available right now and, as I mentioned, there are several code donation efforts that collect codes and distribute them as needed.

Are you a Software Developer? 🚀 Please read this post! Hiring managers need Secure Software Developers - developers that know how to code securely. Yes! Not only is it part of the top 5 sought after skills that companies are looking for in great software experts, but the world needs you *now* to improve cybersecurity: 🔵 34% of software requirements are related in some way to security and compliance. 🔵 Up to 75% of all software projects have failed because of security failures. 🔵 The Department of Homeland Security in the US estimates that 90% of software vulnerabilities can be traced back to defects in design and software coding. 🔵 A quarter of developers (24%) say they do not have enough time to integrate secure coding at the start of a project.   Sources: CodeNinja Inc., U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Security Compass, Geneca