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Blaming users is stupid to be honest, attachments are supposed to be opened and links are meant to be clicked.

My thoughts on threat attribution?

23 Oct 2015 - Every TalkTalk user has been 'hacked by Jihadis' who warn Judgement Day is soon.

26 Oct 2015 - TalkTalk hack: 15-year-old boy arrested in Northern Ireland over cyber attack.

People have their views on me being a former cybercriminal, so I'm thinking about switching to the finance industry, where my background will help me swiftly advance to a managerial position.

Something that I enjoy doing is listening to cybersecurity podcasts.

So here's a list of 30 podcasts🧵👇

Why is there a big misconception that you need to understand networking to get into cybersecurity? Almost every person that asks me about this industry is under the delusion that you have to be good at networking.

Improving the quality of your Twitter feed 101.

Guys, if someone tells you that something is 99% likely to happen in a conversation. Generally speaking, it doesn't mean that they've performed some calculations to reach that percentage. They're probably using it as a figure of speech.

People without cybersecurity degrees created the content that is taught in cybersecurity degree classes.

Yesterday I received 38 messages asking me how to get started with cybersecurity.

Here's 16-different platforms to learn cybersecurity on:

Over the past 5 years, I have read 30+ cybersecurity books.

99% of them weren't worth it.

Save yourself the time and just read these🧵👇

If you know how to build the thing you're trying to hack, you're a better hacker. Install software, configure it, and break it from the inside out. Then, when attacking from the outside, use that knowledge. Eventually, you'll notice obvious flaws.

There's a reason ASCII art was developed😅Nothing to do with having too much spare time.

Have you ever wondered how much your data is worth?

So much that Google paid Apple $15 billion to remain the default search engine on the iPhone.

$15 billion to get people to use a 'free' search engine.

People often ask me why I write about events that happened 7-years ago.

It's because I'm still dealing with the consequences of my actions every day. It's difficult to 'move on' when there are few options to 'move on' to.

The system does not let me 'move' on and live a life.

If it's always someone else's fault, it's probably your fault.