Paper (PDF): https://t.co/wDlUKMp6CY

Source Code & Scripts (GitHub): https://t.co/cY14BiPsoP

— Onur Mutlu (@onurmutlu) June 27, 2023

Today’s article which can be found on our website are a few insights from @yarden_shafir who gave a talk at OffensiveCon this year. The article is still on theme as the last one expounding on embracing diversity in cybersecurity from her point of view.https://t.co/zrf6Jy4adD

— SheHacks KE #SheHacks2023 (@shehacks_ke) June 23, 2023

Apple joins calls to ammend the UK Online Safety bill to protect encryptionhttps://t.co/vKMFg1whU4

— Tonya Riley (@TonyaJoRiley) June 27, 2023

these ppl are coming after your children. they have “career fairs” where they recruit young people into spaces where they are also forced to wear these clothes. appalling.

— derek guy (@dieworkwear) June 27, 2023

Paper of the Day:

An overview of steganography for the computer forensics examiner (2004)

Sign up and learn more at https://t.co/ZGVeFjwNmB

— CISRR (@cisrr) June 27, 2023

Israel’s Shin Bet spy service uses generative AI to thwart threats https://t.co/WiM7h4dwpY

— Dr. Dan Lomas (@Sandbagger_01) June 27, 2023

How about a wet white hat contest so I can see women’s beautiful minds

— matt (@mattybtweets69) June 26, 2023

NEW: Hackers have breached LetMeSpy, another stalkerware app with terrible security.

“As a result of the attack, the criminals gained access to e-mail addresses, telephone numbers and the content of messages collected on accounts,” the company said.https://t.co/kCpkvzO0zT

— Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai (@lorenzofb) June 27, 2023

Here’s an updated list of hacked stalkerware apps in the last few years:

-Retina-X (2x)
-FlexiSpy
-Mobistealth
-Spy Master Pro
-SpyHuman
-Spyfone
-Family Orbit
-mSpy
-Copy9
-Xnore
-TheTruthSpy (2x)
-KidsGuard
-Xnspy
-Support King
-LetMeSpy

— Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai (@lorenzofb) June 27, 2023

Last year, David @Pogue joined OceanGate for a dive on its Titan submersible. He never saw the Titanic.

They were only feet below when mission control aborted the dive. This is his journal of that journey—and new details missing from news coverage so far https://t.co/aBsU1LzmmZ pic.twitter.com/r7wsvE7DSf

— New York Magazine (@NYMag) June 27, 2023

The password game is out now! Good luck 👹

> https://t.co/kXhmbHqYTK pic.twitter.com/d6lbnfHrbx

— Neal Agarwal (@nealagarwal) June 27, 2023

https://t.co/v9XCZ4VGVO

— Brian Armstrong 🛡️ (@brian_armstrong) June 27, 2023

This article from @rickhasen about Moore v. Harper in @Slate is very good.
Basically, Roberts has now codified Bush v. Gore. And while that means that red state legislatures cannot pick the President, the Supreme Court might… again.https://t.co/XjFeqX1rvu

— Elie Mystal (@ElieNYC) June 27, 2023

The Proto-Germanic word *gahlaibōn, “someone you share your bread with”, was borrowed into Latin in a special way: its parts were translated individually.

The result was ‘compāniō’. This became ‘copain’ and ‘compagnon’ in French and then ‘companion’ in English.

Here’s more: pic.twitter.com/dEHLIAmt2d

— Yoïn van Spijk (@yvanspijk) June 26, 2023

Maybe I’ll tell a story, bit by bit. This will be the beginning, middle, and end: pic.twitter.com/DNhq3f9Sdf

— Not Any Use (@NotAnyUse) April 7, 2023

This past weekend, I decided to write a post about how to #reverseengineer and #debug #ISAPI applications (inspired by the #MOVEit vuln from a couple weeks back - CVE-2023-34362). Enjoy!https://t.co/b3Sy3s5o77

— Ron Bowes (@iagox86) June 27, 2023