In-Depth Technical Analysis of the Bybit Hack #Lazarushttps://t.co/chfR1uQ7Wg pic.twitter.com/dqMCJEBpiK

— blackorbird (@blackorbird) March 11, 2025

Just published in the Journal of Cold War Studies!

My article surveys more than 50 books & provides short biographical notes on the intelligence authors, historians & retired #KGB officers-turned-writers in Putin's Russia. @SocIntelHist @CWIHP ⬇️https://t.co/72Xud1ZjsA
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— Filip Kovacevic (@ChekistMonitor) March 11, 2025

RogueSliver: disrupt campaigns using the Sliver C2 framework https://t.co/1ilKHcSue5

— Nicolas Krassas (@Dinosn) March 11, 2025

"virtually all modern internet services experience [DDoS attacks] and must proactively defend themselves.... [But] some X...servers...weren't properly secured behind the company's Cloudflare DDoS protection and...as a result attackers could target them" https://t.co/LPAWFy57H6

— Kim Zetter (@KimZetter) March 11, 2025

Did you know that pressing CTRL+D in linux terminal is like pressing ENTER? (to some extent, of course)
Well, I didn't, so after randomly investigating what CTRL+D actually does, I've decided it's a fun topic to write about:https://t.co/xEBGw1um3c

— Gynvael Coldwind (@gynvael.bsky.social) (@gynvael) March 11, 2025

NEW: Apple patched a zero-day in WebKit that “may have been exploited in an extremely sophisticated attack against specific targeted individuals.”

This is second time, AFAICT, that Apple uses the "extremely sophisticated" phrase for a patched bug.https://t.co/ZROZ0MULTL

— Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai (@lorenzofb) March 11, 2025

My @Disobey_fi talk is finally out! Link to video and slides available at https://t.co/nuOW6Vp6Dz

And yes, NotMyNick used some weird filter, I'm not that fat nor old 😜 pic.twitter.com/xuECGJuVOQ

— Dr. Nestori Syynimaa (@DrAzureAD) March 11, 2025

Looks like all the new AMOS builds are being delivered from the panel with new Anti-VM techniques, checking system memory details and checking if contain vendor-specific strings like "QEMU" or "VMware".

The old anti-VM technique on AMOS was deleted few days ago https://t.co/lLnMVWtPNW pic.twitter.com/tuzL9Mknrj

— Who said what? (@g0njxa) March 11, 2025

NEW macOS 15.3 🥫🍝 sauce! 🎉

xnu:https://t.co/BQZhpM0pjD

dyld:https://t.co/0nYAYzFM39

Security:https://t.co/lTUUh1ON7k

- this post was generated by `ipsw` 🤖

— Blacktop (@blacktop__) March 11, 2025

https://t.co/hSnQgZRANahttps://t.co/FmnBSjVa48 pic.twitter.com/tcuZZGFbna

— xvonfers (@xvonfers) March 11, 2025

📢 Join the OCWG Online Workshops on Offensive Cyber

We are holding 4 online workshops, based on a proposed 'COP' framework and on lessons from Ukraine.

• Concepts (17 March)
• Organisation (25 March)
• Practice (1 April)
• Ukraine (6 May)

More 🔽https://t.co/RW8A557OLD

— Offensive Cyber Working Group (@Offensive_Cyber) March 8, 2025

The Microsoft Vulnerable Driver Blocklist and WDAC fail in 3 different ways to achieve what Microsoft claims what they do.
MSRC claims they (CWE-693) are not vulnerabilities, so they won't fix them
If you rely on these features, be prepared to be let down.https://t.co/kKR3DHmk5L

— Will Dormann is on Mastodon (@wdormann) March 11, 2025

Beyond the Hook: A Technical Deep Dive into Modern Phishing Methodologies https://t.co/w7bJ4eqPtG

— Panos Gkatziroulis 🦄 (@netbiosX) March 11, 2025