Wut. pic.twitter.com/8HAc053z9L

— Brian in Pittsburgh (@arekfurt) June 9, 2023

Infotel released a message on their site. Some of their equipment was physically fried as a result of the cyber attack. "Dear partners! We would like to inform you that as a result of a massive hacker attack on the network of Infotel JSC, some of the network equipment was… pic.twitter.com/VYVGsalIpq

— Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) June 9, 2023

He won't suspect a thinghttps://t.co/i7j59HgyZx pic.twitter.com/pDACHi9jEa

— Security Memetics (@secmeme) June 9, 2023

In the latest edition of @arm_magazine's series on the Russian Integrated #airdefense system, we look at the tactical datalinks it depends on. #airpower @JointAirPower @freeman_air https://t.co/HZ243UrY4Q

— Thomas Withington (@tomwithington) June 8, 2023

This video shows my PoC for libssh CVE-2023-2283 (authentication bypass vuln). The attacker logs in with ED25519 authentication, despite not knowing the private key. pic.twitter.com/v9dn1fTD6r

— Kev (@kevin_backhouse) June 7, 2023

hey could the criminals who somehow converted an application logic bug in a spam filter to “you have to throw the hardware in a shredder to be sure” please publish their own blog post about this https://t.co/tde4AaUCSQ

— badidea 🪐 (@0xabad1dea) June 9, 2023

News you can potentially use: I now know a handful of full-time OSS maintainers, all largely supported by a main support contact with one of AppAmaGooBookSoft for $100k-250k per year. This is pitched internally as cheaper than maintaining internal experts and then put through.

— Patrick McKenzie (@patio11) June 10, 2023

#Thread Today we will explore another side of the Syrian conflict, one not often seen by western observers namely the gastronomical sector and a number of their interesting (albeit seemingly unlicensed) offerings. The first such curiosty is the Idlib based chain "KFC"

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— Mick - ميك (@AnalystMick) June 9, 2023

This is next level. A captain whose boat was attacked by orcas off the coast of Spain got footage of them going direct for the ship’s rudders. pic.twitter.com/oBsDJ54mDv

— Read Starting Somewhere (@JPHilllllll) June 10, 2023

I hate Newsweek now, but you all should see this:

"It didn't take them that long to destroy both rudders," he said. "Looks like they knew exactly what they are doing. They didn't touch anything else."https://t.co/wVH7k5z8Bj

— Read Starting Somewhere (@JPHilllllll) June 10, 2023

Weekly analysis is out

-🇰🇵 ops go brrr..
-🇷🇺 ops on humanitarian target
-🇷🇺 ops in 🇺🇦
-🇨🇳 ops using moded CobalStrike
-🇨🇳 ops SE Asia inc EDR bypass
-🇵🇰 ops in 🇮🇳 on gov
-❓ ops in North Africa

plus the usual offensive/defensive tradecraft..https://t.co/bFfnT26hsM

— Ollie Whitehouse (@ollieatnowhere) June 9, 2023

https://t.co/1BppspKAvn

— Dr. Dan Lomas (@Sandbagger_01) June 9, 2023

Julian Assange loses his appeal against extradition to the US on espionage charges https://t.co/VhqUD4Psca

— Michael Weiss (@michaeldweiss) June 9, 2023

Having boxes of God only knows what piled up in every room is not exactly going to alienate the American public. The guy just got way more relatable. https://t.co/9HcmJKMl1x

— Pinboard (@Pinboard) June 9, 2023

Russian collusion ❌
Decades of fraud and larceny ❌
Straight up rape ❌
Incitement to insurrection ❌
Some Marie Kondo bullshit : ✅✅✅ pic.twitter.com/iengLYkwG1

— Pinboard (@Pinboard) June 9, 2023

some interesting developments in the world of cyber law: if you incorrectly identify an org's software file or domain as a "threat," or "malicious," you may be held liable according to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.  

malwarebytes designated the products/domains of enigma…

— gabsmashh (@gabsmashh) June 8, 2023