Five hacker twitter accounts to follow right now
Greetings from Boise! Today I was reading Twitter as one does, and I was noticing some of my followers really amping up their tweet game recently, contributing some great stuff so thought I'd highlight them. I also threw in a few that always entertain or educate me and you should follow them if you don't already.
The 5 best hacker twitter accounts to follow right now
- @hacker_ My man Corben has been lighting up twitter recently. Give him a follow! Here's a gem of a thread from last week:
Hacking CAN be easy.
— Corben Leo (@hacker_) March 30, 2022
But, often it's not.
Let's develop your technical skills, they obviously matter.
A roadmap:
2. @JHaddix - Another human you must follow on the bug bounty space in particular, Mr. jhaddix who has put his content creation shoes on in 2022! Keep sharing, Jason!
(a LONG thread) 🧵
— Jason Haddix (@Jhaddix) April 4, 2022
Inspired by @infosec_au & @hacker_ here's one of my fun hacker stories:
= The complete compromise of a password manager company =
Here's how I did it (so you can learn):
I was given the project to pentest a password manager company: *.redacted.com
(1/16)
3. @corg_e: Always cracks me up. Must read twitter, she is. When I read corgi's posts I think "yes, this website is free". And Corgi, I hope your day 2 DEF CON shirt says "Exploit Wednesday's" on it.
pre planning defcon, rate my outfit pic.twitter.com/xB6pAjYwDH
— corgi (@corg_e) April 3, 2022
4. @hakluke: Quick, hot takes that are spot on: from recon data sources, tips on crushing bounties and more. He also runs @hacker_content, not sure how he does it all!
I want to keep track of the latest cybersecurity news.
— hakluke 👨💻🚀 (@hakluke) April 5, 2022
I also don't want to spend all my time on Twitter.
Here are 5 great cybersecurity news outlets that I rely on!
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5. @marksimos: I could probably read 1 Mark tweet per day, and I'd learn more from that than 5 blogs. He created and maintains the Microsoft Cybersecurity Reference Architectures (MRCA).
Had a little fun creating a visual for what sometimes goes through my mind before presenting the MCRA that I created and maintainhttps://t.co/ZUd4ne90yD#impostersyndrome pic.twitter.com/Os84mxKuZ4
— Mark Simos (@MarkSimos) March 31, 2022