Or, if you prefer, 'I am a full product engineer.'

And this ^^^ is what we should all be trending towards. The days when you could put up your hands and protest, 'I'm just a backend engineer. Get someone else to write those five lines of javascript' -- are ending.

I love seeing Auth0 show every system and region as operational when 'Internal Edge Error' is the only thing any of their services actually responds with. Status is not marketing.

quick GreyNoise technical strategy update:

Practically speaking, GreyNoise is fundamentally a data business. We collect and tag data on who's targeting what networks and software vulnerabilities, and we strive to do it better and faster than anyone else in the game.

Yesterday:…

I cannot believe how incredible our data labeling machine is getting at GreyNoise. Computers are writing these and our researchers are consuming them. Sift is melting faces. Daniel Grant, boB Rudis 🇺🇦 🐘@[email protected], remy🐀, and team are absolute mad scientists.

This is one of my most favorite integrations of all time. You can correlate email threats across endpoint and network logs, including:

- email + Sysmon telemetry to determine end-user interactions with attachments. did they execute the file? which endpoint?
- email + network…

Meme advisor Andrew Morris stops by to help understand the dark and dangerous corners of the internet.

Honored to walk into the State Department today as the inaugural U.S. Ambassador at Large for Cyberspace and Digital Policy. I look forward to staying in touch on this account. -NF

Back to Uber, once the attacker compromised an employee, they appear to have used that victim's existing VPN access to pivot to the internal network. Internal infrastructure is often significantly less audited and evaluated compared to external infrastructure. 6/N

Why isn't there a 'Nobel prize' for open source? The companies that made trillions off open source infrastructure need to step up! I am tired of seeing my heroes spending decades working for free without proper monetary recognition. (please share). 1/n

mood

GreyNoise just got even better.
New sensor deployment: Kazakhstan

Join us on Friday, Sep. 2 @ 3 pm ET for a 'How I Use GreyNoise' session with Twutter Support on prioritizing CVEs in the wild! Register here: greynoise-io.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

you're looking at the Senior Community Manager GreyNoise 🥹

starting this week i am a GreyNoise product manager and what this officially means is you can use me for therapy sessions about how security products have hurt you so we can all learn and grow

Every time we deploy to a new country, we'll be tweeting a photo of the country flag. Name that country!

GreyNoise.io update: Now that we’ve closed our Series A we’re completely gutting the GreyNoise backend, completely rearchitecting, and rewriting most components from scratch.

If y’all think GreyNoise is cool now, your minds are going to fcking shredded in six months.

Honestly, my team at GreyNoise is just dope af and it puts me in such a good mood.

Widespread Atlassian Confluence CVE-2022-26134 exploitation, specifically that is *confirmed functional*, has just started. 23 unique IPs so far.

-Tags available to all GreyNoise users now
- Create an account to deploy a dynamic block list to block it

viz.greynoise.io/query/?gnql=ta…

CVE-2022-26134
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tl;dr if you've ever run a Confluence instance for long enough you know exactly what I'm talking about.

We released our new 'Trends' view of GreyNoise tags a on our public web interface a few weeks ago. Easily navigate from this view to tag-specific timeline + custom blocklist link.

Check it out here:

viz.greynoise.io/trends