attrition: advisory errata archive vendor_fail news charlatan lazlo security_comp_fail going_postal rant box_of_shit movie_review book_review music_review contest buy_shit
twitter: technical_difficulties unsolicited_updates foursquare wefollow musings imdb dmfail
hobbies: critter_of_the_day squirrel guinea_pig stalking
related: osf datalossdb conference osvdb
type: quote screenshot photo video tweet audio question chat link
Meerkat Scuffle of the Day
(Source: kidskidskids)
That makes book #10 on my plagiarism shelf, with 5 more in the to-do stack. WTB razors, emo music and vodka.
btw.. @jamesattrition is a sock puppet for @cattechie / @vaidehinbc
…and it seems @caks2257 is Greg Evans’ sockpuppet of the day.
Over one year ago, we documented a case where Evans was plagiarizing content for his Twitter feed. Since then, he has demonstrated a clear pattern of plagiarism and copyright violation. Even after his ‘National CyberSecurity’ web site was ousted by GoDaddy for repeated copyright violations (scraping entire articles and re-posting without permission), Evans continues to do it.
Even after all this time, Evans still plagiarizes people he hates.

“Installing Installation Manager with the Installation Manager installer ” by the Dept of Redundancy Dept.
Kitten of the Day via tumblrisforlulz
baboonjunk asked: Why hasn't the attrition staff been retained as official infosec skeptics by the past 3 presidential administrations. They need a dose of rant. Is it because they're afraid?
The political system is full of negativity. Injecting us into the mix was deemed a potential national disaster. Supply of anti-depressants was not available to medicate every citizen. As a result, we turned to Twitter to depress a few million at a time.
This is a rebuttal piece to “Security Professionals Say Network Breaches Are Rampant” (2011-06-22) by Riva Richmond (@rivarichmond) of the New York Times.
So many choices!