June 26, 2022
Alfred Anaya Put Secret Compartments in Cars. So the DEA Put Him in Prison. (2013)
I love the creativity of how these stash boxes work.
He Put Secret Compartments in Cars. So the DEA Put Him in Prison | WIRED
Alfred Anaya was a genius at installing stash spots. If they were used to smuggle drugs without his knowledge, he figured that wasn’t his problem. He was wrong.
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is my replicator spying on me
Jun 25, 2022
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mute and block enough accounts and you start to notice "dark tweets", not directly visible but observable through their effects on the discourse
Dec 3, 2020
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Combine GitHub Copilot with automatic stack overflow code imports. All your code will write itself.
https://pypi.org/project/stackoverflow/
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I think the implication they appreciate quite well is that a United States under minority tyranny will either cease to be a dependable ally or cease to be a country. https://t.co/TKRQ1MY03J
Jun 25, 2022
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I don't think most people understand the depth of the surveillance infrastructure built over the past few decades. It's not just online and it's not stoppable by turning off a few options or opting out. Slightly shortened print version of my piece on it.
Jun 25, 2022
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Fortune 250: How do we integrate our XDR? 2,500+ Water utilities: How do we pay for a Firewall?
Jun 25, 2022
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Ransomware is apparently moving heavily in pure extortion without even bothering to encrypt.
Ransomware gangs move into pure extortion without encryption
Feature: Why screw around with cryptography and keys when just stealing the info is good enough
I’ll just leave this here
Ransomware is not about encrypting data. It is the _current_ implementation of a methodology that coerces the victim to act as an agent for the criminal (typically to aqcuire BTC.) Encrypting data just an implementation detail; it’s the “coerced agent” part that matters.
Nov 23, 2017
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These leaf insects with spectacular leaf mimicry, walking leaves with elaborate marks resembling veins, disease, damage, holes and ‘insect bites’ This kind of camouflage where animals blend into their surroundings is called protective resemblance
Jun 24, 2022
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What’s Wrong with Wanting a “Human in the Loop”? - War on the Rocks
What’s Wrong with Wanting a “Human in the Loop”?
At the recent conference on the ethics of AI-enabled weapons systems at the U.S. Naval Academy, well over half the talks discussed meaningful human
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Basic WebAssembly buffer overflow exploitation
Jun 26, 2022Basic WebAssembly buffer overflow exploitation | protekkt blog
Grav is an easy to use, yet powerful, open source flat-file CMS
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The general attitude of British prisoners to the Reich is absolutely hostile. They make fun of Germany, German institutions and leaders on all possible occasions. In Bayreuth, for instance, two British prisoners called themselves "Churchill" and "Roosevelt". As a foil they picked on a German worker who stuttered and called him "Hitler" as a joke. Some other British prisoners were singing a rude song to the tune of "Deutschland uber Alles" as they passed two high German officials in uniform. When one of these officials said "That's going a little too far, my friends", one of the prisoners who understood German called back "We're not your friends, we're British."
"The crowning insult was the disfigurement of a portrait of the Führer ... by a British prisoner who drew rude pictures over it.“
SS report on conduct of British POWs in Germany | WW2Talk
Taken from Appendix B of the MI9 Historical Report, an unintentionally-amusing but genuine SS report on the conduct of British Prisoners of War in...
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