btw: Kerberoasting in VBA is described (with POC) in the article "Hacking in an epistolary way: implementing kerberoast in pure VBA" from @AdeptsOf0xCC: https://t.co/U1KWPNNjn4

Sometimes you get on an absolutely locked down box, but you can still run Excel and local macro's. https://t.co/OtirJ36hqx

— 🕳 (@sekurlsa_pw) November 28, 2025

The Statecraft Gift Guide is incredible https://t.co/vTnWE0KyQD pic.twitter.com/n5MZPGTbQ6

— Alec Stapp (@AlecStapp) November 28, 2025

On iOS/macOS:

1️⃣ A webpage can silently launch Apple’s Podcasts app (w/ no prompts) w/ attacker-chosen podcast ...and there appears to remote 0-click path too 👀

2️⃣ Attackers also probing Podcasts for XSS, which could pair very nicely with #1

Read:https://t.co/KfaSFgdibl

— Patrick Wardle (@patrickwardle) November 28, 2025

Exploiting an N-day vulnerability in Qualcomm Adreno GPUs microcodehttps://t.co/o4ezSGPk6w#infosec pic.twitter.com/LbxR84HuKy

— 0xor0ne (@0xor0ne) November 27, 2025

Dear Europe: If you read this and still think the United States is with you, you deserve everything you fear is coming your way. This is Russian-style corruption incorporated into the American system. https://t.co/VfC0Hq2t32

— Michael Weiss (@michaeldweiss) November 29, 2025

Awesome work by: @CyberCakeX !! 💗

- Complete System Hardening
- ⁠Security Posture Analysis
- ⁠All-in-One Toolkit
- ⁠Built-in Intune support for Scalability
- ⁠Beautiful Modern UI
- ⁠CLI supporthttps://t.co/o2F1Ub8Nin

— 7h3h4ckv157 (@7h3h4ckv157) November 29, 2025

GREBE: Unveiling Exploitation Potential for Linux Kernel Bugshttps://t.co/FgQ4JktLnl pic.twitter.com/ApFLdJOHO6

— Alex Plaskett (@alexjplaskett) November 28, 2025

This is simply an amazing talk. Except the subject itself and the REALLY GOOD explanations, Some really interesting research and detection methods hide in this post. BTW, I used the same methods in some of my researches lately, and found similar insights. knowing I'm in the…

— sapir federovsky (@sapirxfed) November 29, 2025

Historically, regicide was an epidemic. It was safer to fight in a war than to be a Chinese Emperor or European King.

But who killed the kings, historically speaking?

Mostly: other elites in the inner circle.

Of post Qin unification Emperors that died on the throne, 70%+ were… https://t.co/XKa4Cg101l pic.twitter.com/vVdIvMKdTQ

— Jonathon P Sine (@JonathonPSine) November 28, 2025