@G33KatWork MS be like

Me: *drinks coffee*
My brain: DRINK MORE COFFEE!!!1

@Di4na These cute little guys from the README disagree with you (image file name: europe_opensource.png):

It's a lesser known fact that these bad boys are still used to serve Windows updates:

#REshare exporter for #BinaryNinja is getting into shape! A sane API and good documentation made a world of difference, but of course I found a bit in the type system that required some hacks :)

https://github.com/v-p-b/reshare

Code coming next week after some more testing.

#ReverseEngineering

@mousey @jpm @Viss

Humble request for vibe-coders: report your runtime errors!

LLM tends to insert Pokémon exception handlers everywhere, making problems (of which vide-code has a *lot*) hard to even notice.

Slightly related illustration:

Really, no one?

@bagder

@EUCommission

@cynicalsecurity @whitequark DPD's spiritual guide is clearly Ace Ventura

@campuscodi

@AlSweigart

@Viss

All I want for Xmas is sane documentation <3

Dropping a Xmas-sploit for CVE-2025-14847

The state of advanced research:

IBM's X-Force blog has a chatbot, but can't correctly render static images:

https://www.ibm.com/think/x-force/patch-tuesday-exploit-wednesday-pwning-windows-ancillary-function-driver-winsock

(could you kick some butt @chompie1337 ? )

This is beautiful. I've been looking at this for 5 hours now.

Weird #DIY question:

I'd like to have easy to switch paper disks on an axis. An "obvious" solution would be to cut pices of a spiral where the beginning and the end just overlap, so they only get off when turned to the direction of the axis.

But how do I cut/produce such pieces so that they remain flat when on the axis?!

#topology