Looks like Hungary will bring the CSAM reg (“chat control”) — a plan to mass-scan all private messages — back for another vote in the EU Council this Wednesday and Thursday. They’ve picked up support from Italy this time.
Maybe it's just me, but that is like 10x worse. They're basically admitting they didn't pay an influencer to spread misinformation about public wifi in order to sell VPN products, they just stole her likeness, used her photo, and attributed completely made up quote to her.
If they did that to me, we'd all be discussing my actions at Geneva's next convention.
Seems #Supermicro has not yet released some updated BMC firmware to fix #CVE-2024-36435
since July 2024.
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2024-36435
Why I don't write exploits*: https://addisoncrump.info/important-information/why-i-dont-write-exploits/
In which I describe why I avoid writing exploits at all costs.
#testing #defense #vulnerability #academia #research
The rise of Mastodon has made me so much more aware of government services requiring us to use private companies’ systems to communicate with them and access services.
Sitting on a Dutch train just now I was shown on a screen “feeling unsafe in the train? Contact us via WhatsApp”.
What if I don’t use WhatsApp? (I do, but I wish I didn’t have to) I’m forced to share my data with Meta to use it.
Public systems should not require use of private services.
While trying to properly document Meta's use of public content for LLM training, I discovered they have a new "Privacy Center" that is not plaintext by any means. What's more, the "printable version" does not appear to contain the information related to using your public posts for training data.
Direct link: https://privacycenter.instagram.com/guide/generative-ai/
What I really want from technology these days is passivity. Physical buttons, and PASSIVITY.
No guessing, no anticipating, no predicting.
No autofill, no autocorrect, no autodrive and PLEASE God no autoplay.
Just be inert until acted upon!
Good Retry, Bad Retry: an incident story. How exponential backoff isn't enough.
https://medium.com/yandex/good-retry-bad-retry-an-incident-story-648072d3cee6
Archive link: https://archive.ph/H3dIq
Wrote about representation of control flow and exceptions in the CFGs in my function-graph-overview extension.
OK, so I have 'prepped' the Seat61 Budapest<>Belgrade page for the launch of direct 200km/h Subotica-Belgrade SOKO trains on 24 November, https://seat61.com/trains-and-routes/budapest-to-belgrade-by-train.htm
Anyone happen to know the planned timetable?
So you enabled `set -e` cause yiu thought it will catch failures of intermediate commands that you don't check the result of?
That it's kinda like exceptions or replacing all newlines with an implicit &&?
WRONG
Try this and see how many times it prints "hi"
set -e
foo() {
false
echo "hi"
}
foo || echo "foo failed"
echo "survived 1"
foo
echo "survived 2"
Here are the slides from my BSides Canberra Keynote @bsidescbr
The Exploit Development Lifecycle: From Concept To Compromise https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jHnVdjAcPGkuVPiakZBAOTp8uzMej6LY/view