Billy J Bryant

@deviantollam@defcon.social @defcon@defcon.social I agree the acknowledgment of the incident and "owning up" to it seems to show some level of sincerity. However, if the ulterior motive was to secure a speaker badge or garner favor for next year, it was a poor and manipulative decision.

@deviantollam@defcon.social @defcon@defcon.social I definitely agree. Owning up to the mistake is a great first step. Hopefully they follow through and choose the high road going forward. Its understandable for people to be curious, in fact, in most cases, its even encouraged; however, said curiousity should not happen at the expense of others and the interruption of an event for which they paid money to attend. At either rate, hopefully they are fully understanding of that and I look forward to seeing a write-up (if any) on the vulnerability that they exploited. Now I'm going to go back to nursing my #conflu 🤒

@gabe_sky@infosec.exchange Would you look at that, it just works!

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