April 5, 2026

https://t.co/qYBMCup9i6 — Drift (@DriftProtocol) April 5, 2026

A fact I hope no one ever needs to use but the way thugs track down Starlink terminals is by their wifi fingerprints and not the space antenna. Disable WiFi and add a cheap WiFi router and you look like every other house. https://t.co/t6a9stI98L

— Gene Hoffman hoffmang.xch 🌱 (@hoffmang) April 4, 2026

I love that the Offensive Security Private Companies Inventory has been kept updated. Who's doing real hacking? These guys! (well, some of them anyway)https://t.co/CwPhsV4K4b

— scriptjunkie (Matt) (@scriptjunkie1) April 5, 2026

Offensive Security Private Companies Inventory | xorl %eax, %eax

This is a collection of any publicly known private companies who have been involved in nation-state offensive cyber operations. Most of them have been involved by providing capabilities such as sof…

VR post-AI be like https://t.co/huRvvOOPJN

— chompie (@chompie1337) April 5, 2026

Just got my hands on a 3-page "guide to detect starlink terminals"

Islamic Regime's security forces are utilizing a specialized software protocol to identify and triangulate Starlink terminals through unique signal signatures, such as high BSSID density and the use of… pic.twitter.com/fUFAPVhHqy

— Shin (@hey_itsmyturn) April 4, 2026

when you watch a movie and some catastrophic failure happens in some system and the computer says like "containment breached" and you're like well how bad could it be if the UX has a specific error state for that flow

— 😈 (@turtlekiosk) April 4, 2026

this year's pwn2own isn't just interesting because there will be lots of entries with AI+human.

it is also interesting because

a) anthropic burned a ton of tokens on firefox, basically running claude in a loop until it found something for a month, probably exhausting whatever…

— s1r1us (mohan) (@S1r1u5_) April 4, 2026

It’s crazy that the moon I’m looking up at right now is the same moon where those astronauts can’t get Outlook to work.

— Casual Thursday (@CasualThursday) April 4, 2026