Jurisdiction Is Nearly Irrelevant to the Security of Encrypted Messaging Apps
Every time I lightly touch on this point, I always get someone who insists on arguing with me about it, so I thought it would be worth making a dedicated, singular-focused blog post about this topic without worrying too much about tertiary matters. Here's the TL;DR: If you actually built your cryptography properly, you shouldn't give a shit which country hosts the ciphertext for your…
If you have a machine with PKEY support and somewhat recent Linux kernel you can now play around with hardware support for the V8 sandbox. When active, JS + Wasm code has no write permissions outside the sandbox address space. To enable, simply set `v8_enable_sandbox_hardware_support = true` at build time.
It's not (yet) meant for production use, but should offer a preliminary look at where things might be heading. See https://crbug.com/350324877 for more details.
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More links to information about the IBM Power11, that was announced yesterday.
💙 #IBMi #rpgpgm #IBMChampion
https://www.rpgpgm.com/2025/07/more-details-about-power11.html
🔓⏫ After compromising every endpoint within an organization, our “Caught in the FortiNet” blog series comes to an end with one more thing.
Read more about FortiClient's XPC mistake that allows local privilege escalation to root on macOS:
The #Adobe patches may be late, but 130 new CVEs from #Microsoft, there's still plenty to talk about. Join @TheDustinChilds as he covers the release and point out why it's a bad month to be a SQL Server admin. https://www.zerodayinitiative.com/blog/2025/7/8/the-july-2025-security-update-review
#Adobe has (finally!) released their updates for July. 13 bulletins addressing 60 CVEs in various products. Nothing is listed as under active attack. The patch blog has bee updated with all the details. https://www.zerodayinitiative.com/blog/2025/7/8/the-july-2025-security-update-review
This is exactly what the internet is for.
Give lengthy and incomprehensible explanations when questioned.
Operating a Certificate Transparency log is now within reach of many organizations.
I wrote up the requirements: essentially one small server process, a couple people, and the capacity to host 3-5 TB of static files. https://words.filippo.io/run-sunlight/
I'd love to chat with anyone who's considering running one!