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I want you to know that I'm a war criminal now. Whoever had that betting pool open, cash in. #rimworld

and others have button up their gates entirely because hosting RSS means that AI bots, were taking that as an open invitation to pound the web server in the ass repeatedly until services buckled for everyone else (reddit and packetstorm both no longer allow you to do RSS)

I want you to know that I'm a war criminal now. Whoever had that betting pool open, cash in. #rimworld

This chapter took a year of my life. I hope my books help you in some way. Much love, -667

I want you to know that I'm a war criminal now. Whoever had that betting pool open, cash in. #rimworld

By volume, this single chapter constitutes like 45% of the content of my book. Suricata and other IDS platforms have a stigma that with the advent of network encryption, they're useless. As always, they are wrong, and I fucking wrote the book to prove it.

I want you to know that I'm a war criminal now. Whoever had that betting pool open, cash in. #rimworld

If I had to name other reasons this book update took forever, its sheer volume of content. By volume, I wrote about 150 odd pages on inspecting TLS encrypted traffic. Using passive methods, and suricata's built-in keywords for inspecting certificates and other aspects of encrypted traffic..

I want you to know that I'm a war criminal now. Whoever had that betting pool open, cash in. #rimworld

I came here to laugh at you^H^H^H^H to say that after a year of off again, on again work, that I finally pushed a new update to my book, *Suricata: An Operator's Guide*. If I had to pick a single reason this chapter took so fucking long to write its burnout. I write IDS rules and do threat research

I want you to know that I'm a war criminal now. Whoever had that betting pool open, cash in. #rimworld

Hey hey, friends. Aside from my very comfortable slide into warcrimes, life is going okay, I guess. I'm still alive, my kidneys still mostly work, and while I haven't made much progress over the summer, my diet and exercise routine hasn't stopped.

For the #IFIN newcomers, I wanted to drop a mega-thread on a bunch of blog posts and resources I've written in the past few years Go have a look here: discourse.ifin.network/t/nsm-and-vi...

Still alive, still doing well. If you're on Mastodon, you know of my health concerns. If you're not, well... I was diagnosed with Chronic kidney disease in December. After dealing with a shit nephrologist for 10 months, I switched doctors. She determined I had an acute kidney injury.

Oh yeah, also forgot, that I'm managing my Kidney filtration extremely closely, and my kidneys went from stage 4 CKD on the verge of failure from the kidney injury to stage 3a/stage 2. My kidneys will never be normal again, but if I can a healthy lifestyle, continue to lose weight,

Still alive, still doing well. If you're on Mastodon, you know of my health concerns. If you're not, well... I was diagnosed with Chronic kidney disease in December. After dealing with a shit nephrologist for 10 months, I switched doctors. She determined I had an acute kidney injury.

Why so long? Well, I have a day job as a Suricata rule writer. And sometimes after a long day, the last thing I want to do is write about the thing I wrote about all day. Ya get me?

Still alive, still doing well. If you're on Mastodon, you know of my health concerns. If you're not, well... I was diagnosed with Chronic kidney disease in December. After dealing with a shit nephrologist for 10 months, I switched doctors. She determined I had an acute kidney injury.

I'm making sincere lifestyle choices, and since December I have: - Lost 70lbs - Got my BP back into the average/normal range for my age - my A1C is at 5.8, slightly above the "average" of 5.7 - Got some help with my seasonal depression I'm in the best shape I've been in at least six years.

Still alive, still doing well. If you're on Mastodon, you know of my health concerns. If you're not, well... I was diagnosed with Chronic kidney disease in December. After dealing with a shit nephrologist for 10 months, I switched doctors. She determined I had an acute kidney injury.

The kidney injury was from LOW blood pressure. She also determined I had hyperkalemia (high potassium) because I was on a potassium-sparing diuretic, because the first nephrologist put me on spirinolactone, and never adjusted dosages, so I got potassium poisoning, and my BP dropped a lot.

Hey y'all, Keeping this brief. My wife is getting ready to head back to her first grade classroom. She requested that I post up her amazon list to see if anyone was willing to contribute resources to her classroom: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...

I know its not much, but I write up a bunch of blogs and how-tos related to virtual machine labs and Suricata IDS/IPs software. My books (in varying states of completeness) are over at: leanpub.com/u/da_667 My books are always "pay what you want", even if that means not paying at all.

Hey y'all, Keeping this brief. My wife is getting ready to head back to her first grade classroom. She requested that I post up her amazon list to see if anyone was willing to contribute resources to her classroom: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...

and for those of you who aren't keen on donating to a stranger's amazon list, but still want to help your local teachers, consider donorschoose.org as an alternative to support your local schools. This may also be something that you can point your employer to as a worthy cause as well.

Hey y'all, Keeping this brief. My wife is getting ready to head back to her first grade classroom. She requested that I post up her amazon list to see if anyone was willing to contribute resources to her classroom: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...

I posted up a write-up on how to archive exploit write-ups and PoC code, and turn that data into Snort rules, and Suricata rules, the differences between the two rule engines, their syntax, and why we do things what we do when creating rules: www.totes-legit-notmalware.site/home/detecti...