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sullivanmatt
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About sullivanmatt
https://mattslifebytes.com sullivan.matt@gmail.com
Staff Security Engineer at $EMPLOYER_NAME
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Comment #46697647
It's perfectly possible it's someone with deep domain experience, or someone who has product design or management skills. Regardless, dismissing these people out of pocket is not l…
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Comment #43915967
I'm no longer living in Oregon but remain closely connected. I can't opine to the behavioral challenges, but in terms of the raw score drop I think there's also the one-two punch h…
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Comment #42704824
You can tell when this deal started to come together by looking at the history of the website on Wayback Machine. In fall of 2024, the website had a checklist comparing SDF to dbt …
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Comment #38017061
My first employer is now a decently well known B2B SaaS and we didn't build user interfaces to manage various settings for a very long time. For example, we supported custom fonts,…
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Comment #37931655
In all of these advisories there has never once been a mention of cloud being vulnerable. I think it's safe to assume cloud runs a similar, if not identical, codebase, and that the…
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Comment #36791545
There must be a specific set of libs present on the victim (client), correct. Qualys claims that stock Ubuntu Desktop systems often have these libs, and that they haven't looked in…
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Comment #36791441
This sounds way worse than it is. To be clear, the "remote" part of the code execution is that an attacker controlling your destination server can cause your client to run an attac…
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Comment #36493255
If I were a user or integrator, how do I know that the de-identification step is actually working? Is there a way to test (and/or continue testing) your regex patterns or whatever …
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Comment #36484792
I'm not even a user of rhel but the difference is: security patches. Enterprise uses rhel because they fix or triage nearly every vuln, every time. If you work for a company with e…
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Comment #36228045
I would recommend reading both Inspired and Empowered by Marty Cagan to help you think about your product journey. Very relevant to what you'll be building, and personally I found …
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Comment #36092030
I built this with AWS Lambda. Relevant info if someone else wanted to try my approach to build such a service: https://mattslifebytes.com/2023/04/14/from-rebuilds-to-reloa...
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Comment #35581287
My day job is security engineering, and I just keep encountering the same problem over and over again: the code is the easy part, it's all the other shit that sucks. I don't want t…
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Comment #35581202
I'm working on a product right now that targets this exact use case. I have contact information in my profile, I would love if you would be willing to reach out and just talk to me…
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Comment #34826584
If they had built this so they handled the SaaS part, but could persist the data in your organization's own AWS / GCP / Azure blob storage, would that be enough to get the solution…
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Comment #34508902
Wowsa. Somebody didn't do their job right if it took anywhere near that amount of time to get logs back. Sorry it was so painful.
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Comment #34508825
For sure. Pull a dbt and get everybody hooked on your tool, then slap a SaaS platform ecosystem to the farthest right and watch the revenue flow.
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Comment #34507473
This issue exists to the right of your solution and is (for now) out of scope, but the biggest issue I have with security data lakes is the need to (easily) get both row-based data…