Well, our boys have been very busy lately, and putting time into some serious acting to get a serious Christmas message across. In a collaboration with Host Unknown’s producers, Twist & Shout, we present The Greatest Story Ever Told:
We hope you enjoy it, and don’t forget to check out Twist & Shout and their great information security awareness films.
Following on from last weeks post, our legal team flagged this message to us. As such we are once again forced to reissue our statement that the actions of these individuals does not represent the views or opinions of Host Unknown.
Stay tuned for their full report on their time in Amsterdam, because they really do have some explaining to do.
Last week we announced an impromptu caption for a picture taken of our three presenters during one of their planning sessions. We were inundated with entries, and not surprising since the prize is an exclusive Host Unknown gift!
And now to announce our winner. Our heartiest congratulations go to @InfosecGeekLady, with the following:
We will be sending your prize out very soon @InfosecGeekLady, we hope you like it!
Here is a selection of the very best of the other captions submitted, and thank you to everybody who took part and kept the boys feeling loved.
submitted by @GeekChickUK
“and you think we know what we’re talking about? Hehehe”
submitted by @atarii
“and then he said it must be in the flash controller… he still doesn’t realise it was just me with an infected floppy disk!”
submitted by @NodeZero_Linux
“and then he said CISSP is useful”
submitted by @wimremes
“Did you say PCI 3.0?!?”
submitted by @k3r3n3
“no one is reading your emails. we were only looking at metadata”
“sure we pay bug bounty fees – with a McDonald’s gift card!”
submitted by @infosecmo
“so a cyber, APT and cloud walk in to a bar…<redacted>…”
submitted by @krypt3ia
“and the ‘Most Creative manscaping’ award goes to…”
submitted by @_hoolers
“@ThomLangford & @sirjester get to see @J4vv4D’s new infosec rockstar moped”
A few weeks ago our presenters convinced us that they needed to go to RSA Europe in Amsterdam, claiming they needed to attend some very important sessions. However, we found this communication which led us to believe they may not have been as transparent with us as we hoped.
Stay tuned and hopefully we can find out what actually went on.
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