April 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
https://t.co/so573d0tzG ← my new old talk was released as a standalone; it's a fun story of how you go from being able to write '2' (0x32, 1 byte) anywhere on the FS to full RCE with admin/root privs
— Gynvael Coldwind (@gynvael) April 6, 2026
CTF In A Box ? The Weirdest NETGEAR Network Switch 2021 Exploit Chain - Gynvael Coldwind — GreHack
source: Gynvael Coldwind (@gynvael)
Another example of the changing landscape, following statement from the Linux kernel folks pic.twitter.com/WGbp2znscO
— Gadi Evron (@gadievron) April 6, 2026
An excellent write-up on how Qilin takes out EDR. The fact that 300 different EDR drivers are targeted really caught my attention.
— Mike Manrod (@CroodSolutions) April 5, 2026
This blog outlines a very robust capability set on the part of Qilin, in terms of AV/EDR bypass/disable, which is an interesting correlation when… https://t.co/N38B2BJ5I2
https://www.journalistandspy.com/p/vicky-pelaezUpdated my post about journalist and spy Vicky Peláez yesterday to include some quotes from @gordoncorera’s book, including that the FBI listened in as she discussed Moscow’s feedback on her husband’s intelligence reports. https://t.co/zac1WolBJS
— Runa Sandvik (@runasand) April 6, 2026
Here is a video of a North Korean IT worker being stopped dead in their tracks upon being required to insult Kim Jong Un.
— tanuki42 (@tanuki42_) April 6, 2026
It won't work forever, but right now it's genuinely an effective filter. I'm yet to come across one who can say it. https://t.co/8FFVPxNm8X pic.twitter.com/KXI5efMo5L
Good morning! Just published a blog post exploiting a VMware Guest To Host. A UaF Heap Feng Shui base address leakage to bypass ASLR and a stack-based buffer overflow to achieve RCE.https://t.co/tCARJAKrEx
— ö (@r0keb) April 6, 2026
VMware Guest To Host | r0keb
Good morning! Today we’re going to walk through the complete process of creating a Guest-to-Host exploit in VMware (version 17.0.0). My setup is my laptop with this version installed, along with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
https://medium.com/@thespycollection/spy-news-2026-week-14-5dde0a095b06#SpyNews - week 14 (March 29-April 4):
— Spy Collection (@SpyCollection1) April 5, 2026
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http://extsentry.github.io🎉 Hundreds of new malicious browser extensions added to https://t.co/kYGDIyKGGY ! https://t.co/kxL7LHxGbM pic.twitter.com/ztfiqe0Nqy
— mthcht (@mthcht2) April 4, 2026
Recetlly published by the Swedish Psychological Defence Agency. This book provides knowledge, practical guidance, and reflection on how psychological defence can be understood and applied in different contextshttps://t.co/wKnz9bU2hU
— Jorge Maestre Vidal (@J_MaestreVidal) April 5, 2026
PSYCHOLOGICAL DEFENCE AND INFORMATION INFLUENCE – A TEXTBOOK ON THEORY AND PRACTICE | Psychological defence agency
if you’re asking me a question about how to improve opsec you should def check out SEAL Frameworks https://t.co/S3wQ24DAXG
— Tay 💖 (@tayvano_) April 5, 2026
literally all of this was written by real people in this space, for real people on this space. pic.twitter.com/gP7BtXXr2L
Security Frameworks | Security Alliance
Comprehensive security framework documentation for Web3 projects and blockchain security best practices.
Look mom! I made so much trouble that they are making a kernel module named after my naughty OMG Cable! 😂
— MG (@_MG_) April 6, 2026
This is great though. I very intentionally made the default config very detectable. Sure, changing the defaults will circumvent this, but incremental improvement is the… https://t.co/Dk58VcMhFl
https://blog.zsec.uk/bullyingllms/This is what happens when I take time off, I actually write silly length blog posts and deep dive things https://t.co/SUgxpGqGFr the post dives into a MCP pipeline I've put together for autonomous 0day hunts.
— Andy Gill (@ZephrFish) April 4, 2026
CTF in 2026 pic.twitter.com/je7cd24TlM
— faulty *ptrrr (@0x_shaq) April 5, 2026
— sudox (@kmcnam1) April 4, 2026
Tey Bannerman counted up all the products and tools that Microsoft has named “Copilot”.
— Bearly AI (@bearlyai) April 4, 2026
Found 78 of them: “there are now Copilots inside Copilots, Copilots for other Copilots, and a physical Copilot key on your keyboard for summoning them.” pic.twitter.com/wzjD6WkgFa
“Highest level since operations began”. https://t.co/J642xGzTZM pic.twitter.com/qwQm3wrXC1
— Ethan Levins 🇺🇸 (@EthanLevins2) April 4, 2026
The US has directed every embassy and consulate worldwide to recruit local influencers, academics and community leaders to carry pro-American messaging designed, in the cable’s own words, to “feel locally organic rather than centrally directed.” The cable instructs diplomatic… pic.twitter.com/KZoChmgA6C
— Lukasz Olejnik (@lukOlejnik) April 5, 2026
US directs embassies to team up against foreign ‘hostility’ – and use X to ‘counter anti-American propaganda’ | US foreign policy | The Guardian
Cable signed by Marco Rubio and seen by Guardian suggests staff work with Pentagon psychological operations unit
Took me almost a month, but it’s finally done.
— Alex Kuleshov (@0xAX) April 4, 2026
I completely rewrote the first chapter of linux-insides about the Linux kernel initialization process. Now it should be aligned with modern kernels (up to master).https://t.co/IHwrDtMSpw
linux-insides/Initialization/linux-initialization-1.md at master · 0xAX/linux-insides · GitHub
A book-in-progress about the Linux kernel and its insides. - 0xAX/linux-insides
0xAX/linux-insides (32,427 stars, Python) A book-in-progress about the Linux kernel and its insides.
source: Alex Kuleshov (@0xAX)
Sun Tzu actually has an entire section in The Art of War about screaming at the other side to open a strategic route on your own personal social media platform
— microplastics rectifier (@facetedcarapace) April 5, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: We've obtained a cache of text messages and recorded conversations between Russian intelligence officers and a student they coerced into becoming an informant.
— POLITICOEurope (@POLITICOEurope) April 5, 2026
Here’s a rare insight into Moscow’s efforts to infiltrate opposition groups abroad: https://t.co/dhUE8JDSH3 pic.twitter.com/UIw89UOCCq
How Russian spies recruit, pressure and run their informants – POLITICO
A leaked cache of messages and recordings offers rare insight into Moscow’s efforts to infiltrate opposition groups in Europe.
Apparently workers in China have been creating “colleagues.skill” to distill their coworkers hoping to make them redundant hence saving themselves. In response someone has recently invented an “anti-distillation.skill” that has gone viral on GitHub.🤣 pic.twitter.com/fcywnLIIhT
— Steve Hou (@stevehou) April 4, 2026
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