Instead here I am, at my desk with the third coffee on hand– and still buzzing over everything we saw in DefCon’s hardware hacking village –pondering just how much has changed in cybersecurity since I first cut my teeth as a network admin back in ’93. That’s right—so long ago that I was already waist-deep
As I sit here at my desk, finishing the 3rd coffee (close to a 4th), I reminisce on what is now over three decades of walking said cybersecurity tightrope. in IT as a network admin in 1993 managing both voice and data over PSTN passed through mux. PSTN: For the kiddos that are reading this
I am writing this after my third cup of coffee today — forgive me if I get a little more rambly than usual. The thing is, I’ve been in networking and cybersecurity for nearly three decades at this point… and sure as hell some of it ain’t textbook theory. I began my career way back
I am sitting here at a desk on my third coffee of the morning, my hardware hacking village post-DefCon high finally starting to subside. It is strange that some things after nearly three decades in this business (I started as a network admin back in 1993, managing PSTN multiplexers for voice and data), remain somewhat
