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Some cool retro computing Old Vintage Computing Research: Tonight we're gonna log on like it's 1979 (Telenet, Dialcom and The Source) Teletypes may have...

Some good news on software supply chain security. theopenssf @theopenssfToday we’re announcing the creation of the Securing Software Repositories Working...

vx-underground @vxundergroundYou may not like it, but this is what cyber warfare looks like The Moscow Times @MoscowTimesThe American rights owner of...

Dr Bret with an excellent analysis of the state. Bret Devereaux @BretDevereauxMy own view is this: the state is, by its nature, a violence machine. It exists...

Russian airbase full of styrofoam planes. Which is probably a fire hazard. Expat in Kyiv @expatuaGoogle's increased resolution over Russian military bases is...

A newspaper article on hackers and the KGB from 1990 https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1309&dat=19900217&id=4YJUAAAAIBAJ&pg=2427,331359&hl=en The long...

Phillips P. OBrien @PhillipsPOBrienI’m sure many of you have seen this arresting image. It will probably be a defining one for the equipment war. 8:21 PM ∙...

Sabotage of railways from Belarusian partisans has inspired Russians. And, apparently, been conducted by Belarusian partisans. We saw partisans get...

Details from the report on operation mincemeat. Fascinating Lee Richards @arcreukSections of the #OperationMincemeat final report I've transcribed here:...

China is fucking around with US satellites. I thought Space Force was supposed to be protecting them? “China ‘Decodes’ An Orbiting US Satellite; Claims...

Putin’s cyber blind spot

A common question about the lacklustre Russian cyberwar so far is, why hasn’t Putin unleashed the ransomware gangs? Why isn’t there a massive wave of...

April 13 Raid forums has been shut down and a 21yr old indicted as the admin. Raid has been up some years, so this entrepreneurial genius has been taking it...

A look at accidents. The wrong approach is to blame “bad person” and the correct approach is to blame the bad system. This has strong parallels to OPSEC,...

Craig Newmark is throwing 50m into “cyber civil defense” which will be focusing on tools for the common civilian. Jonathan Zittrain @zittrainWelcome news...

A very funny story of hacking critical national infrastructure. Corben Leo @hacker_In 2010, WikiLeaks released a classified document. A list of...

“The sky was the color of a TV tuned to a QR code of a rick roll video…” Dallas got RickRolled by QR code in the sky formed by drones. Dallas Got Rick Rolled...

Andrew Morris @Andrew___MorrisI don't report software crashes cuz I'm no snitch 😤💯9:23 PM ∙ Apr 7, 2022150Likes13Retweets Crowdstrike and Mandiant are...

April 7th, cyber summary

Stupid security reactions. Corey Quinn @QuinnyPigIn which I break down just what @Ubiquiti is alleging against @briankrebs: lastweekinaws.comUbiquiti Teaches...

April 6th, cybers.

China is doing some big stuff in AI and it is making the Google cloud people notice. I don’t know the domain anywhere near enough to have even an uninformed...

Russian spies are getting kicked out of everywhere. Even Denmark is ejecting them. #kamelåså The Spectator Index @spectatorindexBREAKING: Denmark expels 15...

Russian espionage continues apace. Fidelius Schmid @FideliusSchmidExclusive: Berlin is to extradite a man accused of espionage for Russia to the United...

April 3rd Cybers

What’s Conti up to after their internal chat logs got leaked by a Ukrainian researcher? Making money, same as it ever was. NCC Group Research & Technology...

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