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Sorry for the non sequitur, but I got into cryptography and security generally and designed some internal systems that people use. I work in the field, or at le
by irl_zebra 9y ago
Sorry for the non sequitur, but I got into cryptography and security generally and designed some internal systems that people use. I work in the field, or at least transitioned from SRE to SRE with a security focus. I started following vocal members of the "infosec community" online, Twitter mostly. It took a while, but I came to the conclusion that most (with a lot of exceptions) of self titled security experts had little to no experience in anything. They were more evangelists repeating what other people said with no contributions of their own or research of their own. Notable exceptions are people like Tavis Ormandy of course, but "infosec" seems to have become a title for people who want to be part of an in crowd and just repeat things over and over like "use multi factor authentication".