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Sean Kerner
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IT consultant, technology user, tinkerer and sometimes Klingon ; tips [email protected]
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    Sean Kerner
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    May 3, 2023
    Sean Michael Kerner's Spring 2023 Human Writer certificate authory.com/SeanMichaelKer… That's write I'm human. I write about #AI. Skynet hasn't won (yet).
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    Sean Michael Kerner: Human Writer - Spring 2023
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    Sean Kerner
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    NatJack attack class exposes design flaw across decades of network infrastructure. #blackhat “A lot of networks are vulnerable to this, and you can’t always rely on the layer two isolations that are in place.."
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    NatJack exploits put NAT security assumptions to the test at Black Hat
    From networkworld.com
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    Sean Kerner
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    Aug 5
    Always my first stop (after reg) at every @defcon
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    Aug 5
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    Packet Hacking Village at DEF CON 34
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    Sean Kerner
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    Aug 4
    New specs from the @LoRaAlliance are aimed at cutting manual work from low-power network onboarding and reducing coverage gaps in hard-to-reach locations (that include grazing cows!)  “Our vision is to turn LoRaWAN into a utility, meaning it’ll be ubiquitously available and
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    Moo! LoRaWAN makes it easier to connect more things to the low power networking protocol—even cattle
    From networkworld.com
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    Sean Kerner
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    Jul 31
    It's.Always.DNS. but sometimes the DNS attacks are a bit ..weirder than I expect. have you ever heard of 'dangling CNAME' attack? (i honestly hadn't but apparently it's a thing...). Oh and reverse DNS attacks using the .arp domain? Seriously? “It’s kind of crazy stuff,” Renée
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    From dangling DNS records to reverse DNS gaps, attackers find new blind spots
    From networkworld.com

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