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"I'm interested in all kinds of astronomy."
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Occasional reminder to tip your fedi admin if you can and they want it. They put up with a lot of bullshit around here and some foot some hefty bills.

On Infosec dot Exchange, Jerry has links for donations in his profile:

https://infosec.exchange/deck/@jerry

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@wdormann What *is* their job though? Incentives are pervese and blurring risk is in many cases the most cost-effective for everyone. If shits hit the fan, they can blame $country or AI (or both).

Somewhat related: who would've predicted that ClickFix will become an actual ItW vector that needs to be mitigated?!
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MSRC is starting well with their "piss off the reporter" strategy.

I reported in full detail a two-vulnerability exploit chain, since on their own either vulnerability is somewhat shrug-worthy. I got a request that I submit a separate report for the second vulnerability.

I dunno, maybe do it yourself? You already have everything. MSRC is a perfect example of an organization where nobody wants to do their job.

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#hupol #engineering
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An interesting metric of any political system is the distribution of professions of people in power.

For years it seemed that only unemployed lawyers and career buttlickers can become popular politicians around here.

Now we have a traffic engineer as a minister of transportation who knows the dates to the day when railway sections were closed down and calls engines by their nicknames.

And people love him! This gives me some hope.
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Is there a list of ways to cut the very connection you are using to manage a server?

"A friend" would like to contribute...
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You find Anna's Archive via a search engine

I find it by randomly typing 2 characters after "annas-archive."

We are not the same. (although you've probably visited way less click farms)
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@schrotthaufen @erraggy @cR0w @darfplatypus you can get kilts for handymen (sturdy material, big pockets, hammer holder, etc.) these days!
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@cR0w @darfplatypus casual Fridays should be pants optional

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RE: https://hachyderm.io/@thomasfuchs/116971063252079748

definitely going to use this to train our AI models on your likeness, nope, not at all.

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For the love of Baby Carl Sagan, absolutely do not do this in any circumstances, what the fuck

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I kinda wasn't expecting a multi trillion dollar industry to build its marketing campaigns on my tiny niche. Makes sense IMO, 0day have always been pretty easy and false positives don't really matter during the audits... and the entire world has been told 0day are impossible

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Szabó Em, Enigma He-Art Director shrimplant

The amount of people who aren't comfortable saying "I don't know" is staggering.

Make "I don't know" more common in y'alls vernacular. It's healthy and leads to learning new things

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My doctor's AI transcription service added the wrong antibiotic to my allergens list and, more importainly, failed to add the antibiotic that almost killed me a couple months ago.

Say it with me now (and also to a HUMAN at your next doctor appointment):

I do NOT consent to AI transcription of this appointment.

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The PTFs for IBM i 7.6 TR2 and 7.5 TR8 are released today, Friday July 24 2026.

https://www.rpgpgm.com/2026/07/first-technology-refreshes-of-2026.html

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Project Zero Bot

New Project Zero issue:

Pixel Codec3P VPU driver: lifetime issues with fw_debug_buf

https://project-zero.issues.chromium.org/issues/492567103

CVE-2026-0125
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Project Zero Bot

New Project Zero issue:

LWIS kernel driver OOB write in lwis_io_buffer_write

https://project-zero.issues.chromium.org/issues/507772918

CVE-2026-0138
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[RSS] Confidential Computing on Arm: Architecture & Use Cases

https://www.linaro.org/blog/confidential-computing-on-arm-architecture-use-cases/
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