To help inform debate about the intelligence issues raised by the 7th October 2023 attacks in Israel, we have made a collection of articles on Israeli, HAMAS, and Hezbollah intelligence available free of charge.

This special collection is available at:https://t.co/otrXpPVaHD

— Jrnl Intel & Nat Sec (@IntelNatSecJnl) January 4, 2024

Some remarks and observations considering the media output of The Islamic State on January 4, 2024

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— Pieter Van Ostaeyen (@p_vanostaeyen) January 4, 2024

Stable diffusion created a verification image of someone doing their KYC for a bank or similar.

This is so crazy! pic.twitter.com/OitmoXnz1e

— Aadit Sheth (@aaditsh) January 4, 2024

AI will impact Know-Your-Customer identity verification processes. As AI makes it easier & cheaper to impersonate someone’s likeness and identity markers (often found in a breach) it will become simpler for attackers to takeover accounts and steal money, data, impact brands, etc. https://t.co/ZfKwiHiLcj

— Rachel Tobac (@RachelTobac) January 4, 2024

I released Cosmopolitan v3.2 today featuring FreeBSD ARM support, bug fixes to DNS / ZIP / NixOS, and new APE loader hacks are possible. https://t.co/xkge36gtQC

— Justine Tunney (@JustineTunney) January 5, 2024

I think the MS signing keys breach was the most consequential event, because it provided the first public, in-the-wild, unignorable proof that the big three cloud giants are still hardly immune from serious compromise.

But the MoveIT exploit wave disturbed me more. https://t.co/aVioR6wTVp

— Brian in Pittsburgh (@arekfurt) December 27, 2023

What was the most upsetting event in cyber security this year?

— Florian Roth (@cyb3rops) December 27, 2023

I didn’t know they were keeping track of this? pic.twitter.com/UP394wfqKK

— Dan White (@atdanwhite) January 4, 2024

If Anubis tried to weigh my heart to pass judgment on my eternal soul I would chase that dog with a vacuum cleaner

— I'm nice and normal (@InternetHippo) January 4, 2024

Google phasing out "3rd-party cookies" from the Chrome browser. Below is my analysis of the consequences of the new system for data protection. We are talking about a market worth $600 billion. Chrome advertises it as "tracking protection". https://t.co/zRvm4TYsxS https://t.co/O1U8mq6JRB pic.twitter.com/FtinFiydOb

— Lukasz Olejnik, Ph.D, LL.M (@lukOlejnik) January 5, 2024

Niklaus Wirth @ETH_en @CSatETH died on January 1st. Pascal, a programming language he designed, guided my journey into computer science and the discussions with him helped shape my career. RIP https://t.co/XJRrfroIcY

— Mathias Payer (@gannimo) January 5, 2024