Stilgherrian (@stilgherrian)

Wentworth Falls NSW AU

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April 11th, 2018

Something something fragile masculinity. https://t.co/DTScFnD7Bw

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RT @arizclint: 😂😂😂😂😂 https://t.co/dZi562Q12E

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TeenVogue Shawn Mendes Got His Armpit Sniffed by a Swedish Host and We Have Questions bit.ly/2JBr7NK pic.twitter.com/Lr9S3kkgw5

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@jonkudelka Also, I still think that Number Force was excellent.

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@jonkudelka We all are, eventually. Also, is it nice being a cyber threat?

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Hey @jonkudelka, look what the Australian Statistician is showing the Australian Cyber Security Centre Conference t… https://t.co/zFAVbKBOqQ

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oberonsghost Hmm. Analogue billboards never had this problem. pic.twitter.com/exuDj7jkUL

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@DavidRudduck I remember that @Viss used to do this at Twitter, was it? Winner spotting most of his fake phish emai… https://t.co/j4c6Xl7pJF

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Me at @zdnetaustralia: “ASD to review Australia’s cybersecurity and ‘drive out known problems’”… https://t.co/SDq9vaZAD9

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@DavidRudduck That’s excellent. I should write up some of these.

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RT @midorinic: Chanced upon an otter enjoying a 6ft long wolfeel at the #yyj breakwater tonite - that must have been some battle … https:…

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If Mark Zuckerberg is, in fact, an armadillo then much is explained.

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Is Zuckerberg wearing a bullet-proof vest under that suit? https://t.co/zXXSNRw0yE

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There some good public education coming out of @Europol. https://t.co/LRgIPQXpOR

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I’ll probably watc@madashelltvtv and then get some sleep. I write better in the early morning.

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I don’t supposedly anyone had the wherewithal to record the Australian Statistician’s little speech just thacsc

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@SnarkyPlatypus @Slate Heh. But it’s only particular kinds of Asians. And the job-type stratification of Blacks and… https://t.co/834gtWNxKr

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@SnarkyPlatypus This is from Zuckerberg’s talking points. A photojournalist got a shot of a couple pages at the Con… https://t.co/z8qQBQbFI8

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@SnarkyPlatypus Did you see Facebook’s diversity stats?

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@dawnstarau Hmmm. The program calls it a cocktail function too, but it also says it goes to 2300 and there’s a spee… https://t.co/8hqvitV0D0

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This will generates so many terrible memes. https://t.co/D2GFX0QNvO

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RT @hellohistoria: It’s #NationalPetDay!

For those who don’t know, a few weeks ago I tweeted about my friends leech. Rog is a medical his…

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Back at the hotel. I’d tell you it’s the @littlenational and it’s as lovely as always, but I don’t want it to becom… https://t.co/s5egzTuCZF

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@erkpod No, apart from someone construction hoardings a little while ago. I’ll have a proper look on Friday or Saturday.

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@SnarkyPlatypus Hydrofoils needed a bit of a run-up to get the speed. The hydrofoil to Manly was excellent.

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@itgrrl Just because it’s obligatory doesn’t mean you have to do it.

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@dawnstarau @ACSCConference But yeah it goes late and I need to have an early night.

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@dawnstarau @ACSCConference There is a dinner tho. They will open up the doors soon.

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Canberra should build a monorail.

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RT @MarkDiStef: The secret lover of a Russian whistleblower who dropped dead has been called to an inquest into his suspicious death after…

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Well, maybe not “very” good yet. They’re still a bit glitchy, but it’s normal settling-into-workflows stuff.

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Dear Canberra, a place called Canberra Pho has just opened on Ainslie Place, on Monday, and it is very good. You should try it.

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RT @lizduckchong: zuckerberg is an adult man at the helm of a global super-surveillance device that he clearly doesn’t understand either by…

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@staticsan I didn’t know that one. I’m not a huge fan of xkcd, though I recognise how good they are.

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I’m not going to th@ACSCConferencece dinner tonight because I know what happened last timesc

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@markarenaau Thanks, Mark. Will hook that into the thread a bit later.

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The very best random number is 69591042. https://t.co/WvcHb22Ys4

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fox Wow, this one is a true achievement.

Congratulations on full lineup of 87 MALE SPEAKERS @code_europe!

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@markeldo @zerointerupt @NCSC @MikePBurgess The first point re secrecy I agree with but of course it’s unavoidable.… https://t.co/HdVTH0mVum

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@paulwallbank Mate, you can take that up with WA Police.

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RT @marrowing: zuck uses a booster seat because years of drinking soylent have turned his spine into a paper accordion and he sinks eight i…

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@abcadelaide On hold for @abcadelaide, but there might be a bushfire report first.

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“We don’t have the resources to send photographers everywhere,” said all the news editors. Ping @awelder. https://t.co/RcmJUButN1

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MWhitbourn Salim Mehajer, who is still in court, just posted this on Instagram. pic.twitter.com/lQbGjz3Ows

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I’ll be talking Facebook and the cybers, probably, in about 15 minutes o@abcadelaidedabc.net.au/AdelaidetB and ABC apps.

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@dobes So you don’t have the memes to recover?

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Rob_Stott Skyping with Grandpa pic.twitter.com/ixnlVcw8tu

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CUTE TRICK: A mining company started a competition. Whoever reported the most spam/phishing attempts got free coffe… https://t.co/ieurIi6qhX

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Um, “weed”, obviously. #2018acsc https://t.co/KS2uD1AsCQ

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Criminals are dumb, part 3: Metadata in the photo of your healthy dope crop has GPS data. pic.twitter.com/RQbw4wRbdW

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Criminals are dumb, part 2: Sure, blur the license plate on your burnout video, but don’t forget to blur the reflec… https://t.co/xuwgGza0B6

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Criminals are dumb, part 1: Don’t post pictures of the week you’re selling if your fingerprints are in the system.… https://t.co/a5q9Rbg8gS

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Hahaha! WA Police got burned when Silk Road was shut down because they had a number of targets there and those inve… https://t.co/0uhW8h12Zc

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No talk at all so far today of cybermoats.

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OK, so some crims have been “grooming” [Keen’s word] key staff members on dating sites just so they can build trust… https://t.co/hZZ2qXcPNy

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Keen emphasises that cybercrime is a daily volume business.

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In the UK, more than 50% of all reported crime is now online fraud i.e. cybercrime. Gosh.

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Keen also just said there was a BEC scam that netted $26 million, which makes the FBI case study of $7 million seem… https://t.co/w9RNejEC1K

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Keen is pushing back hard against that terrible term “the dark web”. His preference seems to be “hidden servi2018acsc

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Repeat cybercrime offenders are “prolific” in WA. Lock ’em up, they’re out and do it again. (Earlier, FBI’s Brogan… https://t.co/VrUiJ0XYRT

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RT @burgotastic: I just googled ‘big bang theory’ and didn’t get any results about the actual cosmological model until the 6th page of resu…

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Kids 12yo to 16yo are common in the cybercrime cases.

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Keen: From a local policing perspective, the internet is like a city. People do their activities there, and the bad… https://t.co/gxpa21ev8z

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Next up for me: Det Sen Sgt Colin Keen, Western Australian Police Force, on “The Shift in Crimeacsc

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RT @WhoresofYore: One of the most popular of all the Bawdy naval ditties, as sung in the twentieth century messdecks, though its origins ar…

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It looks like @markarenaau had an interesting presentation in the tutorial day too. #2018acsc https://t.co/Wnl2NgLQLX

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That was an excellent backgrounder from @markarenaau. I’ll be able to use quotes in future analysis, I’m suacsc

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Ah, they often use Google or AWS, and rotate their bulletproof hosting through a bunch of different IP addresses frequently.

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RT @jpwarren: You know what we should do? Increase the financial incentives for criminals by making loads of mostly harmless stuff illegal.…

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Current pricing for criminal “bulletproof hosting” is about $500 per month. Even that shit is essentially business-… https://t.co/goxs4rHl22

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Observations on the criminal underground worth repeating. #20 pic.twitter.com/vgo2PONyAl

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OK, let’s build ourselves an intelligence operationapic.twitter.com/B8liPtaWrjaWrj

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Up for me now: Mark Arena from Intel471 with “The Cybercriminal Underground: Understanding and categorising crimina… https://t.co/fOLZbAy2no

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@dobes @CraigsOverItAll It’s do it with fridge magnets.

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The findings of this incident response are pretty typical. Sadly, Clark isn’t adding any real colour. The target wa… https://t.co/YE5pFo7882

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This is a straightforward presentation of the order of play in a typical ACSC incident response. but sadly nothing newsworthy yet.

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RT @juhasaarinen: Anti-vaxxer ‘warrior mom’: If vaccines are so great, ‘why aren’t they mentioned in the bible?’ - https://t.co/ICfql4fkeD

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Next for me: Andrew Clark (ACSC/CERT) with an incident response case study. Yes, I have been let into the room.

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@Rundll It’s probably more that the chat was obtained through a lawful provision by the platform, but all the platf… https://t.co/XugJGMZT6a

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On “cyberterrorism” and critical infrastructure, in response to an audience question, Brogan says just because it h… https://t.co/7CDLlmhhMV

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How their 2.5 million lines of chat were obtained has not been made clear.

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The MalSec guys were using Tor to anonymise their comms, but would occasionally mention personal things. This provi… https://t.co/qOJCYqKfSa

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@jpwarren Can I remind you that I already get enough grief at this event? https://t.co/KHeuP3iGDt #2018acsc https://t.co/U28209jwGE

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@jpwarren On come ON, @jpwarren, you know he can’t answer that. Not in the room, at leastsc

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This is not the biggest the FBI has seen, but he doesn’t have the record number front of mindsc

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Ooooh boy! This FBI agent is telling us of a business email compromise which was a single-transaction transfer of $… https://t.co/EeQ3KFuOwM

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@FakeDanTosello This comes as a shock to some people, I know, but the FBI does actually know some things.

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RT @dobes: Is that because Chad is one of the whitest names getting around? https://t.co/krAsKQmB2O

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FBI grabs guy for making malware. Guy says that making malware isn’t a crime in the US.
FBI: “Probably, but you’re… https://t.co/xk0GSVdYms

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@JohnBirmingham @MikePBurgess @macgibbon Nah, this is another one. I will try to find a properly CYBERSPLOSIONEY story just for you.

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Brogan tells a couple of stories that illustrate how cybercrime groups and nation-state actors use much the same to… https://t.co/REg6qaJMtv

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@NewtonMark You may well think that. I couldn’t possibly comment.

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This seems to be the FBI’s taxonomy of cybercrimespic.twitter.com/1KcOqpAKeSeS

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“ASD to review Australia’s cybersecurity and “drive out known problems’” https://t.co/KHeuP3iGDt Includes quotes fr… https://t.co/u0XEyZrbnU

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@NewtonMark I didn’t grab the slide explaining the four areas of cybercrime the FBI covers. Interesting that they c… https://t.co/1Z3AFOr96D

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Note how all the agencies tell you to concentrate on basic cyber hygiene. pic.twitter.com/jb9yGkeyJq

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Cyber is the FBI’s number three priority. This list is in orderspic.twitter.com/62AlsHeBHeHe

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Interesting. This guy led the FBI’s investigation into the 2016 election, and did one recently with key people’s em… https://t.co/Hvgy5JTJNx

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Next for me: FBI Federal Agent Ryan Brogan on “Cyber security investigation methods and current threatsacsc

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I’m continuing to tweet from th@ACSCConferencece. Program aacsc2018.com.au/program/Fl, mutsc to avoid.

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RT @jeamland: Thermomix facts: The Thermomix was invented by @stilgherrian when he realised he couldn’t set fire to enough of Those People…

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Me at @zdnetaustralia Tuesday: “Cyber Dam Busters could give Australia’s military an asymmetric edge” https://t.co/X2RojE7Ihn #2018acsc

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RT @ithayla: I just saw a question in a history forum asking ‘Is it true that 30/40 years ago people could buy houses and support multiple…

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RT @MsLods: ‘‘Just over half of the eligible data breach notifications we received in the first quarter indicated that the cause of the bre…

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ibogost “Community” is such an amazing euphemism for “database.”

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Bailing out of sessions to write some words for @zdnetaustralia. I have at least two things to file today.

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@AndrewRJamieson True, actually. There’s been some amazing progress.

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MacGibbon out. I haven’t tweeted the Q&A because reasonsSC

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RT @karaswisher: There is more info here than in that whole hearing. https://t.co/DTloU83GVD

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RT @AndrewRJamieson: Cyber resilience includes accepting that failure will happen, and increasing the tolerance of such failure - both from…

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I’m not asking question here because I’ll have a time to ask questions of MacGibbon latacsc

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AndrewRJamieson It’s not about threat sharing, it’s about solution sharing.

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RT @Caiwrote: @macgibbon at #2018acsc somehow manages to talk about IoT, cryptocurrency and cyber resilience in one talk without sounding l…

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MacGibbon opens to Q&A by saying “but no questions from journalists, right Stilgherrian?” FFS, I am always the firs… https://t.co/UQoN0QPbqU

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AndrewRJamieson IoT bingo!

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RT @cyberfysicalroo: @stilgherrian I am extremely disappointed I haven’t heard a loud ‘BINGO!’ from you given AlMac’s rapid-fire buzzword s…

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I’ve skipped a few, but MacGibbon now says we’re seeing DDoS attacks even bigger than the ones on the eCensus. Troacsc

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Onto the threat landscape. The first mention is nation-state actors infiltrating privately-owned network infrastruc… https://t.co/ppuKAoWwf9

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MacGibbon says that their role is to defend Australians against malicious cyber actors, no matter who they are. Int… https://t.co/93PlpVXiJu

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CORRECTION: This is perhaps true. “Everyone” seems to agree that Burgess is a great choice for the job. #2018acsc… https://t.co/ztJz7MwAx2

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MacGibbon: The Cyber Security Strategy fell over very quickly with the eCensus, which fell apart over some “very sm… https://t.co/9SHMMguFaf

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Things are so exciting I need a box of tissues. #2018acsc https://t.co/tE1UIS3upu

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MacGibbon: We’re executing accelerated* Cyber Security Strategy plus. #2018acsc

* “accelerated” may not have been… https://t.co/15ogGqKgL4

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MacGibbon: “The time for incremental shift is over… and that comes in government with pain.acsc

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Up now: Alastair MacGibbon, National Cyber Security Adviser and Head of the Australian Cyber Security Centre.

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This is perhaps true. “Everyone seems to agree that Burgess is a great choice for the job. #2018acsc https://t.co/4IFpZI6Wj6

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Burgess says very sternly that the ACSC will get the full support of all of the ASD, not just the bits that are par… https://t.co/CA1wQHvFIz

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1. The broader community engagement role will become part of ACSC, like the @ncsc in Brodtman’s comments, it would… https://t.co/s8kGTNAF2t

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Burgess says the mission from the PM is “very clear”, and there will be changes in the ACSC with a “change of empha… https://t.co/kjJOQ2YRe1

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@dawnstarau @_Mike_Holm_ It’s because the other way around is used by another, somewhat different, event around this time.

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Next up: Mike Burgess, Director-General Designate of the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) on the key priorities… https://t.co/7iGrBX9OZi

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People are tweeting about Mark Zuckerberg’s booster chair. Please read “The Smallness of Mark Zuckerberg” (9 Mar) https://t.co/ix38rXzyDL

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Brodtman calls for a “single source of truth” for cybersecurity information, and calls for the ACSC to become that… https://t.co/42C24EENH1

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Brodtmann is calling out the fact that only one ANAO-audited agency met govt cybersecurity standards.

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The national Cyber Security Strategy does actually set out a mission though. “ Strong cyber security is a fundament… https://t.co/ZxPyqu7RGI

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She says, though, that both Estonia and Israel have defined what their “national mission” is for cybersecurity. Wha… https://t.co/GqPSezwj7n

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Brodtmann is using a “swim between the flags” and “slip slop slap” analogy for creating a national culture of cyber… https://t.co/E1M8gJoBlG

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Oh wait. This is the woman who trolled me last night. She gave me quite a bit of grief.

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Yep, that announcement was not a new thing. #2018acsc https://t.co/2OaqjWJhvM

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Up now: Labor’s Gai Brodtmann MP, Shadow Assistant Minister for Cyber Security and Defencesc

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Wait, this was new? I recall hearing about this previously. Unless I’m hallucinating? #2018acsc https://t.co/OdhGPbyasN

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Dutton has said nothing new yet.

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Dutton: The government is “deeply concerned” about the use of encrypted apps by [insert usual trio of bad people].… https://t.co/RleBwlRFeL

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I’m hearing conflicting versions of who reports to whom here. ACSC moved to Defence as part of ASD, but Dutton talk… https://t.co/n0LBiuaBge

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Dutton: It’s the government’s intention that Home Affairs will coordinate the nation’s cybersecurity. HA policy fol… https://t.co/m2oDwaIXvc

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So far Dutton is giving a standard “cybers are important” stuapic.twitter.com/50A1KJQDceQDce

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The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has been moved over to Dept of Home Affairs.

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So yeah, I’m tweeting from @ACSCConference today. Program at https://t.co/nv49pmpeFl and mute #2018acsc to avoid. W… https://t.co/snbO3hr5ma

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@80PerCentSecPat Alas, I need a new one myself, so my needs come first.

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@trentyarwood I might go up there on Friday.

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@trentyarwood There’s so much to do here, for the intellectually inclined. ACSC Conference for me.

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@damonism I’m flat out today and tomorrow, but I might hit you up on Friday afternoon. I haven’t been up on the hill for ages.

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@t_mu @CARROT_app I guess it depends on your personal settings. I have mine turned up to 11.

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@trentyarwood What brings you to the Bush Capital?

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jimkerstetter TECH PRESS: Ha, ha. These senators don’t understand this at all. REST OF WORLD: We don’t either.

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How all policies are discussed, by both politicians and the media. Ping @awelder. https://t.co/DR6EAHk1Nh

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RT @R_Chirgwin: Googling:
“facebook-icon” site:https://t.co/yFoxypciC6
…yields around 800 results. #JustSaying

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This is lovely weather for Canberra today, @CARROT_app, though a little warm for this time of year. pic.twitter.com/Yolhc6qC8v

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RT @RadioFreeTom: “Michael Cohen, the bag-walking, dick-swinging swagger-monkey wannabe thug attorney and consigliere for Donald Trump’s fa…

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adamzwar “Have you tried turning it off and on again.” pic.twitter.com/IJN8II0hVJ

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RT @KevinBankston: A dangerous thing to say on multiple levels https://t.co/saZHcAhK3X

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@rik_ferguson I did. :) And I agree 100%. It’s a different category of evil, and Zuckerberg will go to a different plane of Hell.

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@rik_ferguson Which means they’re not giving informed consent.

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@rik_ferguson Real people don’t understand that shit.

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Not if they use the hotel’s internet to view any website at all with a Facebook widgetty thing. https://t.co/G3aLEsUhBx

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RT @oscaron: Every time Zuck pauses or says ‘Senator’, I imagine he’s contacting the servers back home for response options. https://t.co/W…

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It’s all fun and games until somebody loses an eye..pic.twitter.com/KhOOhgRXCOCO

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Sadly I can’t watch the Zuckerberg testimony because I have deadlines. That does make me sad, in all the ways.

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Me at @zdnetaustralia Tuesday: “Cyber Dam Busters could give Australia’s military an asymmetric edge”… https://t.co/HpjxNn5MHm

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Wednesday. Do not open the blue container. Wednesday.

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