October 15, 2023
October 15, 2023
Great writeup about reverse engineering MikroTik router by @hgarrereyn and @__comedian
— 0xor0ne (@0xor0ne) October 14, 2023
Blog post: https://t.co/K5Dm9iQzZP
Slides (RECon): https://t.co/dCqQQS1g0n#iot #embedded #mikrotik #reverseengineering #cybsersecurity pic.twitter.com/2QKJQIqyJA
— MalwareHunterTeam (@malwrhunterteam) October 14, 2023
Blue team you might want to bookmark this one... for reasons that may become clear in about a week. 📈🏃 https://t.co/6ynDbtUIAy
— Beau Bullock (@dafthack) October 13, 2023
It’s funny how this news excites the CTI and crypto community for different reasons https://t.co/lqvEzwEObI
— J. Burns Koven (@JBurnsKoven) October 14, 2023
Only in Russia: the FSB chief in charge of recruiting the Ukrainian VIPs to ensure the three-day victory Putin expected, instead enriched himself with luxury real estate that he registered incl. in the name of the Ukrainian assets he was supposed to run.https://t.co/FUqOb3dM0S
— Christo Grozev (@christogrozev) October 13, 2023
You may also want to see the video version of this story for some incredible fly-on-the-wall footage (@the_ins_ru always "have a clip") of the general clomping about in his pool and flying around on private jets as Russia's invasion was grinding to a halt. https://t.co/1XG2TOzL0l
— Christo Grozev (@christogrozev) October 13, 2023
by prohibiting jews from protesting against the abuses of palestinians, the german government has managed the impossible task of being antisemitic and islamophobic at the same time. kudos to germany, still the undisputed champion of this kind of thing
— Seva (@SevaUT) October 15, 2023
There are a lot of hacktivist groups and known adversaries engaged in the cyber conflict around the #IsraelPalestineConflict.@CrowdStrike pulled together a graphic to highlight some of what we're seeing. pic.twitter.com/emX92SI0EL
— adam_cyber (@Adam_Cyber) October 13, 2023
I have a new hero pic.twitter.com/sEXoBlrUnJ
— Dr Helen Ingram (@drhingram) October 14, 2023
Not one, but two new #bindiffing tools landed this week. Sweet!
— raptor@infosec.exchange (@0xdea) October 14, 2023
// HT @clearbluejar @4Dgifts https://t.co/T4AjXqJcnQhttps://t.co/CX8ANTcubp
Apparently the EU Commissioner has begun a micro-targeting campaign on Twitter/X in favor of her content scanning regulation, and it explicitly excludes people who care about privacy or are skeptical of the EU. https://t.co/YgeEhJVjre pic.twitter.com/CqR8QGzdDT
— Matthew Green (@matthew_d_green) October 14, 2023
The Intel 386 processor (1985) was the first 32-bit processor in the x86 line. Let's take a close look at the processor dies, seeing how Intel shrunk the chip, created new versions, and why the 386 SL jumped from 285,000 transistors to 855,000 transistors. 1/9
— Ken Shirriff (@kenshirriff) October 14, 2023
Thread by @kenshirriff on Thread Reader App – Thread Reader App
@kenshirriff: Credits: thanks to @Siliconinsid for the die images. The wall-sized 386 photo is from Intel's 1985 annual report. Thanks to Pat Gelsinger who sent me copies of his 1985 papers on the 386. 9/9…
#SpyNews - week 41 (8-14 October):
— Spy Collection (@SpyCollection1) October 15, 2023
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One of my favorite encounters with a Japanese developer was when I was doing bugtesting and submitted an issue about how pressing the AltGr key could trigger a crash. 12 hours later I got the message "Japanese keyboards don't have AltGr." and they marked the issue as solved.
— Andrew 'Steiner' Hodgson (@DistantValhalla) October 14, 2023
I smell quite some FUD about the alleged Signal 0day.
— joernchen (@joernchen) October 15, 2023
The recommendation is to turn off link previews, however link previews are generated on the sender side. Just tested, with link previews turned off you’ll still receive them from a device that sends those. 1/2
I think this would mean either:
— joernchen (@joernchen) October 15, 2023
* Turning off link previews isn’t a sufficient mitigation
or
* The vuln is triggering on the sender side that means someone needs to convince you to create a message containing a malicious link
or
* The whole wis fake and just a nice troll
2/2
🚨🚨"Our thesis is that a primary cause of the rise in mental disorders is a decline over decades in opportunities for children and teens to play, roam, and engage in other activities independent of direct oversight and control by adults." 🚨🚨(1/2) pic.twitter.com/6C2bRVHxzk
— Athan Koutsiouroumbas (@Athan_K) October 15, 2023
this week has actually made me less worried about AI disinfo, people seem perfectly willing to believe the dumbest things without getting the computers involved
— Seva (@SevaUT) October 14, 2023
Cheap beats deep.
If you have to tell someone you’re famous, you’re not.
This is a bit cringey. Borrell begs Beijing to take EU seriously as a great power—but true great powers never need to say that. pic.twitter.com/uZfYpCrrhN
— Theresa Fallon (@TheresaAFallon) October 15, 2023
Emulate Ghidra p-code for fuzzing with AFL++
— 0xor0ne (@0xor0ne) October 15, 2023
Ghidralligator tool by @AirbusCyber
Github Repo: https://t.co/RzvtuaGVFz#ghidra #fuzzing #infosec pic.twitter.com/ZssF5P3StE
Most sane media critic: pic.twitter.com/NVTtApT9Ez
— Georgina Rose ☀️🌙 (@daatdarling) October 13, 2023
everyone forgets the true meaning of Halloween these days smh pic.twitter.com/A0mVa5vHNq
— 🌈Dr. Frizzle (@Swilua) October 14, 2023
This is the high quality linguistics research the journals don't want you to see pic.twitter.com/SXNW3UT0ZS
— Ryan Rhodes (@wavyphd) October 14, 2023