Far too many interesting bits to spam on Twitter individually but each is worth getting the word out on:
- It’s π Day*
- Unless you’re living in a hole, you probably know that Google Reader is on a death march. I’m really liking self-hosting Tiny Tiny RSS so far, and will follow up with a standalone blog post on it.
- @jayjacobs & I are speaking soon at both SOURCE Boston & Secure360. We hope to have time outside the talk to discuss security visualization & analysis with you, so go on and register!
- Speaking of datavis, VizSec 2013 is on October 14th in Atlanta, GA this year and the aligned VAST 2013 Challenge (via @ieeevisweek) will have another infosec-themed mini-challenge. Watch that space, grab the data and start analyzing & visualizing!
- If you’re in or around Boston, it’d be great to meet you at @openvisconf on May 16-17.
- Majestic SEO has released a new data set for folks to play with: a list of the top 100,000 websites broken down by the country in which they are hosted. It requires a free reg to get the link, but no spam so far. (h/t @teamcymru)
- And, finally, @MarketplaceAPM aired a good, accessible story on “Who pays the bill for a cyber war?”. I always encourage infosec industry folk to listen to shows like Marketplace to see how we sound to non-security folk and to glean ways we can communicate better with the people we are ultimately trying to help.
*Image via davincismurf
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