The earliest versions of the unedited leak I can find -- on 4chan, of all places -- also has an additional map of the situation in Bakhmut that isn't in the copies being spread on Russian TG channels.

The guy was posting these docs to win an argument against other anons on 4chan pic.twitter.com/yXmK6yfa7k

— Aric Toler (@AricToler) April 7, 2023

It's really nice Capita is reassuring us that most of its systems work again after the cyber attack but the real question is who was this and what access credentials to their highly sensitive client networks were compromised. @thegrugq @ciaranmartinoxf https://t.co/hID7PxdJLh

— Jan Lemnitzer (@JanLemnitzer) April 5, 2023

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— Two Sentence Horror Stories (@bad2sentence) April 5, 2023

Seacrane is a single-binary tool that runs on OSX (arm/x86), Windows, Linux, routers & embedded devices (openwrt, busybox, NAS, etc) that offers:
- chat over multicast
- aes file crypt
- webserver/webchat
- QRcode
- nc -l
- connect.c style socks proxy
etchttps://t.co/eHwGskdnrX pic.twitter.com/VVkeWiGTlL

— Stephen A. Ridley (@s7ephen) April 5, 2023

The Polish CBZC (Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime) has released some footage of Genesis Market arrests pic.twitter.com/zpdQ4YQY3E

— vx-underground (@vxunderground) April 5, 2023

Estonian National Charged with Helping Russian Military Acquire U.S. Electronics, Including Radar Components; Sought-Computer Hacking Software

Announced with @FBIHouston @BISgov https://t.co/ARyzGgknZz

— US Attorney EDNY (@EDNYnews) April 5, 2023

"NZSIS has investigated New Zealand-based individuals cultivating New Zealanders for intelligence purposes".

👀 NEW: Annual report of the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service.

🔗 https://t.co/c96LFSTJQd pic.twitter.com/esiqcQwKl1

— Dr. Dan Lomas (@Sandbagger_01) April 6, 2023

Introducing the Living Off The Land Drivers (LOLDrivers) project, a crucial resource that consolidates vulnerable and malicious drivers in one place to streamline research and analysis.https://t.co/jf0t0DyAx1

LOLDrivers enhances awareness of driver-related security risks and…

— The Haag™ (@M_haggis) April 5, 2023

Paper Trail Media, an investigative journalist group based out of München, has released 660 pages of Vulkan file documents.

The Vulkan files are Russian military and intelligence documents - specifically for cyberwarfare.

You can check it out here: https://t.co/QpSGVu7ybN pic.twitter.com/cdQz4fbSra

— vx-underground (@vxunderground) April 6, 2023

The definitive paper on prompt injection is by @KGreshake and others: https://t.co/Gm6zQvHgcq
Code / prompts here: https://t.co/ifJM4jwulo pic.twitter.com/zlJgS2ilyT

— Arvind Narayanan (@random_walker) April 5, 2023

Take your pentesting game to the next level with these best practices for maximising Burp Scanner. Get a peek under the hood, explore the broader ecosystem, and preview upcoming features like BChecks and crawl path visualisation. Check out the full video: https://t.co/D2txKPZeOW

— Burp Suite (@Burp_Suite) April 6, 2023

2020: learn to code
2023: learn to create world-building scenarios for prompt injection attacks

the humanities are back baby pic.twitter.com/MIyGPpdHcH

— Seva (@SevaUT) April 6, 2023

Since @SonarSource and others are talking about argument #injection here's a weird example of this #vulnerability class that I recently discovered and exploited on #Zyxel security applianceshttps://t.co/zahIx3DT2C pic.twitter.com/wFGiv0veTw

— raptor@infosec.exchange (@0xdea) April 6, 2023

This week's Seriously Risky Business:
- UK Cyber Force a Bunch of Mindf-ckers
- Biden Spyware EO just the Opening Act
- Dodging a bullet with the 3CX-pocalypse

Read and subscribe here:https://t.co/aPrr4ibIFX pic.twitter.com/qW6duNg683

— Tom Uren (@tomatospy) April 6, 2023

"after our latest model, GPT-4, finished training, we spent more than 6 months working across the organization to make it safer and more aligned prior to releasing it publicly".

Yet, they still have not published a privacy impact assessment :) https://t.co/a3LeXr7fyD pic.twitter.com/1QuG1O8mto

— Lukasz Olejnik, Ph.D, LL.M (@lukOlejnik) April 6, 2023

Wild. "Two days ago our archives team was contacted by a student asking about another missing article from a named journalist. There was again no trace of the article in our systems. The source? ChatGPT." https://t.co/WURUNNqJWi

— nxthompson (@nxthompson) April 6, 2023

Twitter for Android's UI discloses whether someone's verification is real or paid for through a fat-fingered "^" in the description. Truly, we have reached peak QA. pic.twitter.com/3hZLVC7qb2

— Miłosz Gaczkowski (@cyberMilosz) April 4, 2023

So @EU_commission is moving forward with the flawed "web 4.0"? You see, they didn't notice the latest developments regarding "Metaverse" (if you still remember what this is, that is). Someone initiated the bureucratic process and there's no STOP button https://t.co/fVs0mjXlz3 pic.twitter.com/fVwHWE4jhs

— Lukasz Olejnik, Ph.D, LL.M (@lukOlejnik) April 7, 2023

There are two versions of this same leak (or "leak"): the original had estimated Ukrainian losses throughout the war lower than Russian losses, & the apparently edited one had Ukrainians at a dramatically higher loss count.

Censorship is pretty silly, as it's everywhere now https://t.co/rHdIyy6VXn

— Aric Toler (@AricToler) April 7, 2023

Original vs. edited versions of KIA counts pic.twitter.com/ywtZW4BIv0

— Aric Toler (@AricToler) April 7, 2023