May 16, 2022
The Ukrainian military is extremely good at enabling lower echelon leaders to operate independently with initiative. Russia has a more Soviet style top down military which fails to respond dynamically when the situation changes from the plan. Why is this a problem? No plan survives first contact with the enemy.
This mindset is prevalent among ground forces, too. A Ukrainian army lieutenant told me: “We manage to take the initiative and destroy the enemy as it is convenient and safe for us.” /2
The world is rushing into the future pretty damn fast.
This is amazing, a company from the Netherlands had developed a drum magazine system for dropping mortar rounds from commercial drones. The future battle field is going to be about countering drones. t.me/razved_dozor/1…
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lcamtuf @lcamtuf
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Seamus is always worth listening to.
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"Johnny Cash mural is leaking from a crude spot after Arkansas water tower gets shot" kansascity.com/news/nation-wo…
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This is an enthralling read. History of a glyph and what and why design decisions were made. Trust me.
http://www.lucasfonts.com/learn/1E9E-
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One of the most frustrating things about the present war, & to a wider extent the natsec policy space, is the inability of so many involved to envision entirely foreseeable scenarios & their outcomes. The failed RF bridging at Siverskyi Donets on 11May is a classic exemplar case
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Finding bugs at the protocol level.
We worked with the Bluetooth SIG (who don't make relay resistance claims) and suggested they inform vendors as to the risk.
NCC Group Research & Technology @NCCGroupInfosec
https://t.co/MoN9K38abv
