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Matthew Rosenquist
@mrosenquist
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Cybersecurity Strategist and CISO
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2016-07-27 21:23
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mrosenquist
cybersecurity
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RE: UK Bans Ransomware Payments from the Public Sector
I fear it will get far worse before people realize extreme actions are needed to address ransomware.
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cryptocurrency
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RE: Crypto Drainers are Targeting Cryptocurrency Users
I too am a fan of crypto! Personally, I see the importance and value of paying taxes. I want my freedom, protection, services, etc. that my government provides. That said, there is waste and fraud. It
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cryptocurrency
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RE: Coinbase Hacked and Turns the Tables on the Cybercriminals!
It was a good idea for a Hollywood script because it is a good idea for dealing with extortionists!
mrosenquist
hive
1y
RE: Follow Friday: KYC to FML
My thoughts:
mrosenquist
cybersecurity
1y
RE: Last Minute Save for the CVE Program
Yeah, this could have been such a major blunder with untold consequences.
mrosenquist
privacy
1y
RE: Top50 Global Thought Leaders on Privacy 2025
Thanks @buttcoins, I appreciate the sentiment! I suppose the Hive audience is not too interested in cybersecurity (until it fails, of course).
mrosenquist
cybersecurity
2y
RE: Cybersecurity Perspectives for 2025 – Insights from David Hahn
Is hive having a problem? I cannot edit the post to get the video to show. Will try again later.
mrosenquist
bitcoin
2y
RE: Bitcoin Has Crossed $97k
One step at a time. It is my hope that after the BTC bubble, much more money will flow into Alts, looking for similar gains.
mrosenquist
social
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RE: Is Anyone Else Also Posting on Bulb?
Yes, a new crypto social media platform. I like the rewards system.
mrosenquist
cybersecurity
2y
RE: Rising Cyber Aggression from Nation States
Not a lie. Look at the context. Yes, infiltration is a key deterrent. But the most important thing is that the attacker choose not to do harm. Whereas, look at the Russian attacks (including the sponsored
mrosenquist
cybersecurity
2y
RE: Rising Cyber Aggression from Nation States
We don't. You would hear about it in local country news. It is inline with how our intelligence apparatus works, the fact we don't fund/support ransomware cybercriminals, and the simple fact that our military
mrosenquist
cybersecurity
2y
RE: Rising Cyber Aggression from Nation States
Definitely one of the motivations!
mrosenquist
cybersecurity
2y
RE: Rising Cyber Aggression from Nation States
It is a good point! Yes, the US has one of the biggest cyber capabilities, which it uses for surveillance or as a tool for foreign policy. There is a difference. The US is not taking out hospitals, power
mrosenquist
cybersecurity
2y
RE: Empowering the Modern CISO: Leading the C-Suite & Boardroom
We were!
mrosenquist
life
2y
RE: 9/11 Never Forget.
I have to put my key into the site. But the site is foundation of trust, as it was created when the fork occurred. It is a first party. Any layer above it is a higher tier party, and therefore less
mrosenquist
life
2y
RE: 9/11 Never Forget.
If I have to input it into someone's website, it is not truly local. Browser extensions are pure evil and a hackers wet-dream, so I don't use those for authentication. So, I think I am out of luck. Which
mrosenquist
life
2y
RE: 9/11 Never Forget.
Ahhhhhh!
mrosenquist
technology
2y
RE: Hacked Hezbollah Pagers Exploding
Tremendous planning, coordination, and secrecy is required for such an operation. I think it is most likely a small amount of explosive was used and the battery just added to the burn cycle.
mrosenquist
life
2y
RE: 9/11 Never Forget.
I need to look at it again then. As I remember there was a webform that required one of the sensitive private keys. I recall not wanting to put my key into their website.
mrosenquist
life
2y
RE: 9/11 Never Forget.
Which friend?
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