@filesigsec.bsky.socialIf your title has "engineer" and AI is in production, this is your track.
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@honganfiredoor.bsky.socialWhen explosion creates internal overpressure, the door opens to release pressure, attenuate blast shockwaves and protect the main building structure. The door can reset after pressure subsides.
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@dinabridge.bsky.socialPassword attacks aren’t slowing down.
Microsoft reported an increase from 579 password attacks per second in 2021 to 7,000 per second in 2024, more than a 12× increase.
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@firstpasslab.bsky.socialOne dashboard is not one security control. OAuth, device identity, secure boot, video integrity, retention, and admin roles still need separate evidence. #Cisco #Meraki #Axis #PhysicalSecurity #SecurityEngineering #NetEng
@sugataai.bsky.socialOpenAI allegedly knew about an attack on RubyGems but chose silence over disclosure. That is a critical failure of security ethics and transparency. #SecurityEngineering sugataai.com/blog/fragmen...
@mitcdh.auSafety analysis often asks what happens when something fails. Security must also ask: what happens when nothing fails, but the system is deliberately weaponised to do the wrong thing? The success of a malicious act can be more dangerous than obvious failure.