November 18, 2024
November 18, 2024
How does the new iOS inactivity reboot work? What does it protect from?
— Jiska (@naehrdine) November 17, 2024
I reverse engineered the kernel extension and the secure enclave processor, where this feature is implemented.https://t.co/VbdxhueXtL pic.twitter.com/deA5tBplcX
Reverse Engineering iOS 18 Inactivity Reboot
Wireless and firmware hacking, PhD life, Technology
NSO – not government clients – operates its spyware, legal documents reveal https://t.co/UFP0ySHOFN
— Dr. Dan Lomas (@Sandbagger_01) November 17, 2024
I wanted to do a side-by-side comparison of my procedural animation to hand-authored animations on some models I bought. This is so I can better study what I need to improve.
— Rune Skovbo Johansen (🦋🐘) (@runevision) November 16, 2024
When I got my comparison tool running for the first time, this is what I was greeted with! 😅 #ProcGen pic.twitter.com/WQfNK3Tqsy
Let's have a look at some pictures I took at today's Washington DC Area retro meetup. I'll make a thread!
— RetroTech Chris (@RetroTechChris) November 18, 2024
First, a Packard Bell Legend 100CD with some nice expansion, and an IBM PS/1. Also, a Compaq Portable 286, an IBM NetVista and Compaq Deskpro! pic.twitter.com/TAzVUFzYNc
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@RetroTechChris: Let's have a look at some pictures I took at today's Washington DC Area retro meetup. I'll make a thread! First, a Packard Bell Legend 100CD with some nice expansion, and an IBM PS/1. Also,...…
It's a sunday and many friends sent me this paper by Maryam Motallebighomi and Aanjhan Ranganathan delving deep into their security assessment of Shimano's Di2 wireless shifting architecture and hardware pic.twitter.com/hAW7HQUfhT
— Daniel Cuthbert (@dcuthbert) November 17, 2024
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@dcuthbert: It's a sunday and many friends sent me this paper by Maryam Motallebighomi and Aanjhan Ranganathan delving deep into their security assessment of Shimano's Di2 wireless shifting architecture and hardware...…
And some needed context.
I see your point, but the context is that this work is by a student and submitted to a workshop the prioritises novelty. Not every paper has to be practical and researchers are human. In all likelihood this started as a fun exercise for the SDRs they had in lying around the lab.
— Steven Murdoch (@sjmurdoch) November 17, 2024
Don’t get me wrong, I am not disputing this or the idea behind the research. I like it
— Daniel Cuthbert (@dcuthbert) November 17, 2024
This is probably the issue with academic research vs practical security. The systems have different incentives and reward structures which are often incompatible.
Almost embarrassed to post this, but I've always used Fiddler or Burp for capturing things like this..
— Nathan McNulty (@NathanMcNulty) November 17, 2024
I didn't have admin rights and was trying to capture network traffic from a pop-up, so Dev Tools wasn't working
Apparently this is built into Chrome/Edge!
edge://net-export/ pic.twitter.com/NG4tZlJh9F
You can just run the app yourself if you want :)https://t.co/TC50okWQrq
— chris goblins 👻 @crmullins.bsky.social (@CRMullins) November 17, 2024
In short:
Capture on Chrome/Edge with:
View the logs client side in Chrome/Edge via:
https://netlog-viewer.appspot.com/