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My top 7 security posts from the past year

At Lightspin we brought you the Top 7 Cloud Attack Paths of 2022, and in honor of that, I’ve compiled 7 posts from the (mostly 2022) infosec social media archives, some you have seen, others you probably haven’t. Here’s to doing security even better in 2023, and

AWS Security Bulletins and Cloud Security Researcher Trends

In the last 5-years, AWS has published on average just over 7 security bulletins per year. This year has seen the most bulletins published since 2017 when there were 12 (though 8 of them were related to the Xen hypervisor so you could argue there was more like 4 -

Jonathan Scott's end game and my advice for infosec twitter and jonathandata1

Jonathan Scott is smart. He doesn’t care what the security community thinks, but he does care about what the general population thinks. Let’s track his journey a bit to postulate the end game. Now, every step he's taken could be completely natural and passion-driven, I have no idea.

Hacker Education Trends

There’s a cybersecurity skills shortage, and lots of companies and creators are working to fill the market demand for high quality content. Last week, I wrote about the Offensive Hacking Education Landscape [https://luketucker.com/offensive-hacking-education-landscape/] and this week I share my thoughts on top trends in the space.

Offensive Hacking Education Landscape

A few weeks ago there was a dust up on the bug bounty and pentesting corner of infosec twitter with certain content and tool creators in the space calling out others. While there are some charlatans, or “grifters” as The Cyber Mentor calls them, there are many great providers of