March 12, 2023
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From the Ritz Hotel in Moscow to a brothel in Berlin. The mole, a diamonds trader and the husband of one of Russia‘s richest women - our new story on the Russian spy inside the BND @derspiegel by @romanlehberger @christogrozev …
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Moscow Mole: The Story Behind Germany’s Embarrassing Intelligence Leak
From the shores of a lake near Munich to a brothel in the German capital city and a brasserie in Moscow: It is one of the biggest intelligence scandals in Germany’s postwar history. How was Russia able to pilfer information about Ukraine from Berlin’s most accomplished spy organization?
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Intel introduced the 8086 microprocessor in 1978 and it still has a huge influence through the modern x86 architecture used today. This 16-bit processor contains a bunch of registers, some of them hidden. I reverse-engineered the 5-bit code that it uses to select registers. 🧵
Mar 11, 2023
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The Intel 8086 processor (1978) has a complex instruction set with instructions from 1 to 6 bytes long. How does the processor determine the instruction length? It turns out that there is no explicit length. A ROM says if 1 or 2 bytes, then microcode fetches bytes until done. 🧵
Feb 28, 2023
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NEW: Russia is running a "very intense" influence operation meant to destabilize the current Moldova government, with the apparent aim of installing a Russia-friendly government, U.S. and Moldovan officials told me. Dive in behind the scene @thedailybeast
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Russia’s Covert Operation for ‘the Next Ukraine’ Has Already Begun
A major Russian influence operation to destabilize the Moldovan government is underway, U.S. and Moldovan officials told The Daily Beast.
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The UK government recently told the BBC that its Online Safety Bill does not represent a ban on end-to-end encryption. So I fact-checked it.
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Fact Check: the UK and its Online Safety Bill
If you have followed technology news for a while, you will have heard of the Online Safety Bill in the UK. This bill, framed as “a new set of laws to protect children and adults online,” will make “social media companies more responsible” for what we see via their platforms.
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These #Phrack articles by @5aelo are the best primers on attacking #JavaScript engines A case study of JavaScriptCore and CVE-2016-4622 phrack.org/issues/70/3.ht… #Exploiting Logic #Bugs in JavaScript JIT Engines phrack.org/issues/70/9.ht…
Mar 12, 2023
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Disinformation combined with a hack back to the source: Russians told to rush to nuclear bomb shelters, take radiation pills and put on gas masks after hackers take over state media. Clever, very clever. telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202… #disinformation #Russia #hack
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Russians told to rush to nuclear bomb shelters after hackers take over state media
Viewers told to take radiation pills and put on gas masks after cyber attackers interrupt broadcast with fake warning of atomic strike
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The subtle (or not so) modification of permissions in IaaS, SaaS, Active Directory, high level objects or filesystems for persistence is an orders or magnitude problem manual signatures likely won't scale to meet. This tradecraft by @Alh4zr3d is pain ..
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r/blueteamsec - Windows a file-less, persistent, local privilege escalation backdoor and detection approach
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