@quentyn.bsky.social
the artist formally known as Quentynblog on twitter - i do infosec, running and outdoors things. Not verified so don't message me here as i cant read them at all
@quentyn.bsky.socialI remember my first marathon or more precisely I remember the day after my first marathon which was a horror story.... Now the day after the marathon might be a little bit achy but I can still run
@lisaocarroll.bsky.socialReposted by @quentyn.bsky.socialBurnham says von der Leyen is "open" to revisiting european police databases it lost during Brexit. They are - eurodac (asylum biometric data) - Schengen Information System (SIS II) (data base of criminal alerts) - European Arrest Warrant
@quentyn.bsky.socialwww.bbc.co.uk/news/article... wow heating fridges to 50c for 6 hrs... That's going to be an expensive bill for someone and a supply chain headache
@quentyn.bsky.socialBig for the Netherlands - this is the major supermarket chain for nl hit with a cyber incident. Does anyone know if a group has claimed responsibility yet ?
@loveballymena.onlineReposted by @quentyn.bsky.social“Hint of a tint in the skies this morning from the Antrim coast.” 📍 Ballycastle, County Antrim 📸 Louise McVeigh
@quentyn.bsky.socialSome days I genuinely think that I would enjoy working in Microsoft licensing.... But then I realize I just don't have the stomach for that level of pure, calculated villainy.
@quentyn.bsky.socialI love the Warhammer concept, I love the back stories, I love the universe. I just can't get on with painting it requires too much patience :) my hat is off to anyone such as yourself you can do such a good job
@angrystaffer.bsky.socialReposted by @quentyn.bsky.socialWe’ve been talking about this for years. None of these far-right movements are organic.
@quentyn.bsky.socialAren't they up to E9 now ? That's the one that takes control of your DNA and all derivative products !
@ottoenglish.bsky.socialReposted by @quentyn.bsky.socialThe Times from ten years ago this week.
They were wrong.
In fact Brexit is costing the UK economy roughly £100 billion a year.
@quentyn.bsky.socialwww.bbc.co.uk/news/article... and in news that will surprise nobody... However it is an important line, perhaps in future we will be more swift to point things out? Given the cost of interfering with an election (minuscule) and the significant potential impact this will occur again and again
@hideokojimaen.bsky.kojimaproductions.jpReposted by @quentyn.bsky.social
@quentyn.bsky.socialMorning toddle around the parks of London. Absolutely glorious weather and yes I was wearing the jorts / cow top combo :) one of the marshalls congratulated me on my woody costume...
@auntiekayadventure.bsky.socialReposted by @quentyn.bsky.socialIt’s World Mental Health Day 💚
It’s okay not to be okay.
Cycling is my therapy it helps me clear my mind, explore new places, and finding peace in the beautiful views.
Be kind to yourself and others. You never know what someone is going through. ❤️
@quentyn.bsky.socialkrebsonsecurity.com/2026/10/fbi-... of course there is a Krebs on security post that I should have read 1st :) seems that this is linked to shiny hunters. Perhaps some of the gangs have been hiding in plain sight? People always used to joke about antivirus companies writing their own malware...
@quentyn.bsky.socialwww.politico.com/news/2026/10... this is one to watch - short on details sadly. Would be interesting is there is a shiny hunters link..would cause a lot of people to examine just who is in the cyber industry and what their moral compass is aligned to
@quentyn.bsky.socialwww.bleepingcomputer.com/news/securit... they are slowly moving in on them
@j4vv4d.comReposted by @quentyn.bsky.socialTwo people maintain the time zone database that runs on billions of phones. One of them is an unpaid volunteer. When one maintainer of xz got tired, a stranger with no real identity took over and hid malware inside it. This is how the in...
@quentyn.bsky.socialI think there might be some confirmation bias in my sampling :)
@quentyn.bsky.socialGiven that most people have CCTV in the form of camera doorbells you would think that royal mail delivery drivers pretending to deliver something when they didn't actually deliver it would be a thing of the past. At least DPD don't do this....
