NEW: The standards of the US Telephone Security Group (TSG), to prevent phones from being turned into a listening device:https://t.co/UnXI2K3q46

— Electrospaces (@electrospaces) September 1, 2025

Amazon disrupts Russian APT29 hackers targeting Microsoft 365 - @billtoulashttps://t.co/objXVASa6Uhttps://t.co/objXVASa6U

— BleepingComputer (@BleepinComputer) September 1, 2025

Great work!!#redteamhttps://t.co/nrlk1FSBY7

— David (@dmcxblue) September 1, 2025

Secure Enclaves for Offensive Operationshttps://t.co/nnD0g5atOJ pic.twitter.com/0qLeHL7Z17

— Smukx.E (@5mukx) September 1, 2025

this is the most beautiful military vehicle ive ever seen. laser slug pic.twitter.com/tAmmr45Puy

— yoshimi red (@nise_yoshimi) September 3, 2025

ICYMI: The transformation of China’s digital attack capabilities is the most important change in the cyber threat to the West in more than a decade, writes Ciaran Martin. https://t.co/liXbk9fX3f @RUSI_org

— 780th Military Intelligence Brigade (Cyber) (@780thC) September 2, 2025

in a wild plot twist, openai’s rise literally saved google from being broken up. absolutely unreal. you couldn’t script this if you tried. pic.twitter.com/gKUjosGOBj

— signüll (@signulll) September 2, 2025

The city of Moscow has hired several hackers who previously launched a cyberattack against the capital’s digital education platform, the deputy mayor said https://t.co/pOx3boH1Jc

— The Record From Recorded Future News (@TheRecord_Media) September 2, 2025

NEW: after the UK's age verification rollout, traffic non-compliant adult sites is exploding.

Which penalizes compliant ones.

Totally predictable. And that's not the worst part about this misguided law 1/

Article & analysis by @drewharwell pic.twitter.com/tCrH9K5jgP

— John Scott-Railton (@jsrailton) August 31, 2025

.𝚝𝚡𝚝 was a bold choice https://t.co/ev8JXIiAND pic.twitter.com/f9D1A8SYpb

— J⩜⃝mie Williams (@jamieantisocial) September 3, 2025

So… I was hacked. Pwned. Big time. And I’m not kidding.
It turned out to be the very same malware used in massive DDoS campaigns against DeepSeek and Twitter (erm… X).
It was RapperBot... I was angry with me and with the malware. Honestly, more with me than with the malware.…

— Pedro Umbelino (@kripthor) September 2, 2025