Some people write threat reports. I tell dad jokes and now along with colleague and friend Mishaal Kahn, a collection of them have been put into a book, called
“A Megabyte of Jokes: Hacker Dad Jokes” and is available on Amazon.
It’s the sequel (or a SQL) to A Kilobyte of Jokes solely written by Mishaal, and yes, we upgraded the storage. It’s 264 jokes across 13 categories, built for the people who live in the world of hackers, analysts, sysadmins, CISOs, and anyone who’s ever plugged in a USB three times before it went in.
Why a joke book for security people?
Because the best security lesson is the one people actually remember. A groan lands harder than a policy memo. When a joke about salting hashes or man-in-the-middle seating on a plane makes someone laugh, they’ve just learned, or re-learned the concept without a single slide. Humor is a delivery mechanism. We just happen to think it’s a fun one.
What’s inside
Thirteen categories, from Hardware & Devices to Passwords & Authentication to Phishing & Social Engineering, plus 8 Extra Bits for the binary-literate. Whether you’re a pentester, a programmer, or the person who restarts the machine before anyone finishes explaining the problem, there’s a groan in here with your name on it.
Get your copy today! https://a.co/d/0d670X8y
Buy one for yourself. Buy one for the CISO who needs to laugh. Buy one for the coworker who still copy & pastes with the mouse…we don’t judge, and just remember “Apparently these dad jokes are full groan.”
One dad joke at a time.
Thanks for Stopping By!
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