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Finally got the car from Hertz after waiting an hour. Moving to Enterprise next time,
Hertz really sucks. Had a reservation and there is no car available. Wtf?
Where is Ed Snowden's NSA 0-day list :-)
Corrected: 3 other NSA employees corroborate Snowden's claims. Interesting...
theatlantic.com/politics/archi… …
Of course it may be intentionally weakened like their old Diskreet product - claiming they used a 56-bit DES key when it was only 30
Maybe Symantec can hire him to endorse PGP.
Snowden also endorsed encrypting emails as a way to protect an account from govt surveillance.
For my Brazilian friends:
Hackathon.
goo.gl/6K81d It is an invite to the hackers also participate 😊
All day writing and / or editing pentest reports. UGH. Not as fun as the underlining work at all ;-)
WTF? "What we should be focused on is how irresponsible and egregious these recent leaks are," he told CNN.
cnn.com/2013/06/16/wor… Oh yeah, I gotta set up an Internet Cafe too. That actually made me laugh.
Where's the Blackberry 0-day ;-)
Could this be WHY the UK refuses to allow Ed Snowden on its soil? Keep the leaks coming ;-)
guardian.co.uk/uk/2013/jun/16… "You'd be saving American lives" - Operation T̶r̶e̶a̶d̶s̶t̶o̶n̶e̶ Prism
Robert Foster has done it again.
thejuicemedia.com 
This is what happens after I spend 2 hours at a bar with a chalkboard countertop. (cc
@kevinmitnick)
pic.twitter.com/j0q9d5RpML "Don't look up!" Brill says in the Enemy of the State movie
LMAO RT
@seeallevil:
@kevinmitnick Lmao, i thought you broke into a phone tapin system in cali!!! Guess they upgraded to prism!! Lmao!!!!
The majority of Americans probably think it's OK since they have nothing to hide. Geez.
I remember Norton claiming Diskreet was using 56-bit DES. Once I acquired the source code I learned it was actually 30 bits. Oh well.
The Government is now the Ghost in the Wires ;-)
1984 is here. No, I am not surprised.
The crazy thing is they will just continue on doing it.. It's naive to think otherwise.
Sounds like the Government violated our Constitutional rights. But of course they'll never be held accountable. Self immunity baby!
Now is it time to encrypt our communications? You think?
news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-5… LMAO RT
@ggreenwald:
@imagestrmpress I don't need permission of the US Government to publish things - we don't live in North Korea.
@kevinmitnick Finished reading the amazing book "Ghost in the Wires"; Excellent read. Now I'm disappointed I finished it!
Ready to rock for Institutional Investors in Santa Monica :-) Keynoting in a few minutes
Bay Area company hires
@kevinmitnick to teach employees about cybersecurity:
myfoxtampabay.com/story/22577391… Just landed in LA .. Long bumpy flight
10 minutes to show time for Trusteer
We’re getting excited for our
#enterprise event tonight with
@kevinmitnick to discuss
#APT #zero-day and preventing
#exploits Well, it was a nice ride. ;-)))))
theregister.co.uk/2013/06/10/ope… Interview is over. It was on 5 Live BBC.
Will be on BBC in a few minutes :-)))
Don't call me nerdy when I pentest from the bathtub. I learned it from Skeet Ulrich.
pic.twitter.com/x3DqanZKpe Beautiful day in Manhattan
Damn. I just got invited on a radio show.. Better not drink this mojito :-(
Why do whistleblowers snitch on themselves? Unbelievable
Headed to Victors Cafe for some awesome mojitos :-)
Whoa! Just arrived at JFK after 22 hours
Just landed in LAX .. Next stop NYC
No Hard Rock Cafe in Melbourne.. Oh well
Bye bye Melbourne, Australia.. On the way to New York City!!!
Wow this is incredible. I like how he gives Google the credit...
youtube.com/watch?v=Nq4x8C… Here's my new spin on Scott McNealy's quote: "You have no rights, get over it"
Did China Leak Prism Deliberately?
hub.am/14IUP6O