“I still don’t have a clear idea of when I will retire or return to my country. For now, I will continue supporting the beautiful cause of Ukraine,” he says. He adds that he has heard from home that the cartels in Colombia have already taken lessons from the war in Ukraine, and… pic.twitter.com/f2tfmo0Vbw

— David Kirichenko (@DVKirichenko) October 3, 2024

OMG I want to tell you about the coolest thing I've learned about in a hot minute! (Maybe everyone already knows about this, but it's new to me AND I LIKE LEARNING STUFF LET'S GO ON A JOURNEY OF EXPLOSIVE DISCOVERY TOGETHER)

SO. Under the precise right (or very wrong)…

— Catherynne M. Valente (@catvalente) October 4, 2024

good news everyone pic.twitter.com/LlNffncMn8

— 𝕃𝕦𝕔𝕒𝕧𝕚 🐱 (@lucavi_ftw) October 4, 2024

Reviewing the FTC v Amazon complaint for my new article, Long Term Consumer Welfare, I had to laugh at this. pic.twitter.com/6kbyYF9Pxd

— Rebecca Allensworth (@HawAllensworth) October 4, 2024

It’s this cmd check if a folder is excluded:
& "C:\Program Files\Windows Defender\MpCmdRun.exe" -Scan -ScanType 3 -File "C:\folder_to_check|*"

Tool can be found herehttps://t.co/fdCDXPv66w https://t.co/UkD85r78KK

— 🕳 (@sekurlsa_pw) October 4, 2024

TIL that if you change a AD user's password, there will be a 3 to 5 minutes time window during which both passwords are valid in order to let password synchronization occurs. Meaning that if a user you compromised an account for changes its password, you can still roll it back :D pic.twitter.com/mOEqFUWQ6S

— Aurélien Chalot (@Defte_) October 4, 2024

Real hacker never takes off his hood - even in a Court. pic.twitter.com/OtpCzLWslY

— B r a t v a (@BratvaCorp) October 4, 2024

Some months ago, Nick Galloway found a pretty nice bug in dav1d, a widely used AV1 software video decoder. You can read about how the bug was found and why it wasn't found by the previous fuzzing efforts in the latest Project Zero blog post below. https://t.co/4G7vYCsJp3

— Ivan Fratric 💙💛 (@ifsecure) October 3, 2024

Learn how Google CVR could have potentially exfiltrated Gemini 1.0 Pro before launch last year. We describe the vulnz, the fix, and tips for bughunters. Also, shout-out to @epereiralopez for teaming up to adapt this work to another cloud provider.https://t.co/65PY5o3mtV https://t.co/jiVrmZU99y

— Anthony Weems (@amlweems) October 4, 2024