@bruhbeans RNG. Also "fun" is subjective. Some of it is just cultural too. Mastodon has a certain “vibe" that has persisted since its early days while Lemmy's vibe is more imported from the more fun/wild days of Reddit.

@[email protected] I'm working on a li'l writeup related to interacting with Lemmy from Mastodon. This is but one exhibit.

@claim_arguably My favorite personal site is https://henry.codes/. It definitely counts as “indie” but since it’s made by a professional designer it doesn’t quite have that old web feel if you know what I mean. I think my favorite in that style would be https://anhvn.com/. All my favorite IndieWeb sites are listed here though if anyone would like to peruse https://shellsharks.com/blogroll#favorite-indieweb-sites 🤗

@redfox I've used Tenable for a LONG time. Pretty much their entire suite of products. Cost in the enterprise is going to vary on how many endpoints you have and what solutions you need.

As for effectiveness. I think it it has been and continues to be VM/scanning best of breed. Security Center specifically is highly extensible. It should be easy enough to get started with though may take some time to build out more advanced things.

Alts include Qualys and Rapid7.

Paging @tecnobabble

@somegeek No reason you couldn’t put more than 4 in a /top4. Or do /top. Or a totally new slash page of your design! slashpages.net is but a very unofficial guide on a few known slash pages. It isn’t meant to be the decider on what does or doesn’t count. I have a (very much work in-progress) /top4 page and I’ve already linked to other lists I have that aren’t strictly 4-in-length 🤷‍♂️

@PiraHxCx If you wanted to add one to the list, I have a button too! 😅 (https://shellsharks.com/about)

My fav indieweb sites here though - https://shellsharks.com/blogroll#favorite-indieweb-sites

@mwguy A little link roundup related to the compromise for anyone trying to find resources - https://shellsharks.com/xz-compromise-link-roundup

@I_Miss_Daniel @cybersecurity 😬

@KillingInc This is always my go-to advice - https://shellsharks.com/getting-into-information-security. Feel free to take a read and let me know if you have any questions on top of that.

In this market, it takes persistence, a lot of resume boosting and networking. Consider some of the points here https://shellsharks.com/cyber-clout to help improve your overall resume.

@[email protected] This is the post for anyone interested in reading... https://shellsharks.com/notes/2024/03/27/the-elephant-in-the-room

@scytale @cybersecurity Nice!! Well done. 👏

@LOLseas I just responded to a similar question with a bunch of my own resources/write-ups here if you’re interested in reading through: https://infosec.pub/post/41793111/20452001