February 13, 2024
February 13, 2024
FuckStalkerware pt. 4 - the truth come out: does TheTruthSpy is secure
#FuckStalkerware pt. 4 - the truth come out: does TheTruthSpy is secure
they had like two years to fix this shit, jesus christ
Matt Franz: "Good thing they lock up the APT at Walmart" - Infosec Exchange
Attached: 1 image Good thing they lock up the APT at Walmart
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β Michael Bang Petersen (@M_B_Petersen) February 8, 2024
Which societal conditions breed online hostility?
We surveyed experiences of victims in 30 countries across the world (N=15,202) to show that political & economic inequality drive global differences in abuse on online platforms: https://t.co/RPoZ2eMqRt
𧡠1/12 pic.twitter.com/1COJmEXPOH
Consistent with this, we find that the primary perpetrators of online hostility across the world are status-seekers who are also hostility in offline interactions. 5/12 pic.twitter.com/9NTtjG88si
β Michael Bang Petersen (@M_B_Petersen) February 8, 2024
New WinDbg tutorial video: More powerful conditional breakpoints in WinDbg! Breakpoints that check values, callers, and run scripts as a condition before breaking into the debugger.https://t.co/tBgyQxGMfb
β Tim Misiak (@timmisiak) February 12, 2024
Excellent writeup discussing SIM card-related security aspects
β 0xor0ne (@0xor0ne) February 13, 2024
Credits @senseposthttps://t.co/zBTBraoYNv#sim #infosec #cybersecurity pic.twitter.com/hiIIjpzRg3
When is it generally safe to CreateRemoteThread? A short blog post with interesting observations regarding remote thread creation.https://t.co/BrkI0ebPS8
β Michael Maltsev (@m417z) February 12, 2024
"Tianfu Cup 2023" Chrome use-after-free vulnerability in WebAudio bug entry (CVE-2023-5996 [1497859]) is now open with a PoC:https://t.co/sJg5PyPnzk https://t.co/3lnoXumiZg
β Hossein Lotfi (@hosselot) February 12, 2024
"Tianfu Cup 2023" Chrome use-after-free vulnerability in WebAudio (CVE-2023-5996 [1497859]) is fixed by ignoring channel count update after the context is closed:https://t.co/9wZdcSA3FB
β Hossein Lotfi (@hosselot) November 13, 2023
New: the Taliban took control of the domain "https://t.co/LaL3WSEJex" (af being the TLD of Afghanistan). With the Taliban now controlling the country, it is taking back domains. This had the effect of killing the https://t.co/LaL3WSEJex Mastodon instance https://t.co/AScafokHtc pic.twitter.com/igzbydLeu8
β Joseph Cox (@josephfcox) February 12, 2024
The U.S. Department of State is offering a reward of up to $10,000,000 for information leading to the identification or location of any individual(s) who hold a leadership position in the Hive ransomware variant transnational organized crime group.Β In addition, a reward offer ofβ¦
β Azim Khodjibaev (@AShukuhi) February 12, 2024
β‘οΈ this report by @e11i0t_ is worth your time!
β π―πππππ πΎπππππππππ (@ddd1ms) February 12, 2024
Compromising Google Accounts: Malware Exploiting Undocumented OAuth2 Functionality for Session Hijackinghttps://t.co/heSo5KqZAY
a whole generation's political confusions captured in one tweet pic.twitter.com/L1J0tMUM3R
β Oliver Traldi (@olivertraldi) February 12, 2024
I just wanna ask the person who registered the domain what they were thinking
β Chris Allen β¦οΈ εΈθ 倩主ζ β¦οΈπ»π¦ (@bitemyapp) February 12, 2024
hi! that's me. i registered it in full knowledge that one day, we would get talibanned. that was part of the point of it
β edef (@edefic) February 12, 2024
my biggest fear was that we wouldn't manage to keep the project alive until that point, that there wouldn't be anything interesting to ban. some of us were leftists at the time or are today, but certainly none of us had illusions about the taliban wanting our heads cut off
β edef (@edefic) February 12, 2024
but for this particular project, getting them to shut us down was the intention, the apotheosis of it as a piece of performance art living on borrowed time from day 0
β edef (@edefic) February 12, 2024
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@edefic: @olivertraldi @bitemyapp @default_friend i can't say with certainty that nobody on the instance followed those tendencies personally i left the fediverse because it showcases some of the most depressing poli...β¦
https://github.com/singularseclab/Slides/blob/main/2023/find_and_exploit_race_condition_bugs_in_modern_JS_engines-zer0con2023.pdf
zdi decided not to buy it so here it is , https://t.co/gPzQGP0T70
β offline till OSEE certified. Hf&gl! (@f00fc7c800) February 12, 2024
https://t.co/t42uol62uN pic.twitter.com/bWxomAF77S
β Dr Emma Salisbury (@salisbot) February 12, 2024
We've waited 38 years for this view! With the scaffolding fully removed from the Cathedral's East End, we can now admire the original beauty of the entire exterior as it would have looked in the 14th century after the Spire was added.
β Salisbury Cathedral (@SalisburyCath) February 12, 2024
πΈ: Martin Cook pic.twitter.com/S11fv2CRCg
https://gur.gov.ua/en/content/u-rashystiv-masshtabnyi-zbii-prohramy-keruvannia-dronamy-detali-kiberataky-hur.html
A truly amazing cyber operation. Attacking a critical piece of military infrastructure. This is where cyber really shines.
Of course, I think there are other things that could be done from this position. Supply chain attacks seem like the best option to explore. But this is probably one of the more interesting cyber attacks of the entire war.
Being an Austro-Hungarian soldier in WWI was wild. If you were captured by the Russians you could end up in Central Asia, then Siberia, then the country falls apart, then youβre in a civil war, then have to somehow make your way home via Japan & the whole of Eurasia by sea.
β Luka Ivan Jukic (@lijukic) February 12, 2024
One of the bizarre results of all this was that somehow the patriotic Croatian song βU boj, u bojβ was spread to Japan where they thought it was a Czech folk song or something and Japanese choirs still sing it to this day https://t.co/hE36h5WWL9
β Luka Ivan Jukic (@lijukic) February 12, 2024
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