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How to mess up an EDM show - from least to most annoying:
- MC's
- Shit MC's
- Live singers, without voice track (Scooter is an obvious exception)
- Live singers, with voice track also playing
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A watchTowr post is always a nice thing on a Friday. This one is about Dell UnityVSA ( CVE-2025-36604 ). blobcatpopcorn

https://labs.watchtowr.com/its-never-simple-until-it-is-dell-unityvsa-pre-auth-command-injection-cve-2025-36604/

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@cmconseils Unfortunately I can't find the original quote but there is a saying that goes like "a secret of cooking is not thinking of washing the dishes"
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Everyone thought the “hedged” mode of ML-DSA (Dilithium) fixed fault attacks. New research presented at CHES shows that’s not the case. A "fault then correct" trick still works.

We break it down in our latest Expert Review. ➡️ https://eshard.com/posts/expert-review-6-dilithium-dis-faulting

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@cryptax For screen recording once I learned about ffmpeg I never looked back:

https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Capture/Desktop

(Only tried this on Linux though)
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BANDCAMP FRIDAY ALERT https://isitbandcampfriday.com

Full price of music to musicians today on bandcamp, no platform cut

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@domi

> You can make webapps without WebAssembly, without ECMAScript, or even without CSS. But you absolutely need HTML

You don't actually need HTML to make a webapp, even an interactive one. HTTP, CSS, and Firefox is enough.

Try this on Firefox: https://lyra.horse/fun/tic-tac-nohtml/

View-source for that page should give you an empty 0b file.

(and you can't argue about the browser creating a DOM anyways, because in that case you cannot have a webapp without CSS since the browser always applies its own agent stylesheets)

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It's the second time I end up using the `latest` tag of something and the project instantly moves to a different naming scheme and never updates the `latest` tag anymore #fml
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Heads up to anyone doing and : I've just ported my @NowSecure instrumentation scripts ( and ) to Frida 17, which introduced some breaking changes in the API.

The original, battle-tested scripts from 2017 are preserved as release 0.1 for retro compatibility and historical reference.

https://github.com/0xdea/frida-scripts

Happy hacking! 🏴‍☠️🪐

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@tbernard This sounds like a gathering for super-villains
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@cryptax re-record the audio for the video you already have?
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This October, the @internetarchive celebrates an extraordinary milestone: 1 trillion web pages preserved & available for access via the . We're celebrating in style.

Join us in person or online!
📆 Weds, Oct 22
📍 IN-PERSON: 5–10 PM PT (San Francisco)
💻 VIRTUAL: 7–8 PM PT | 10–11 PM ET

🎟️ Register ➡️ https://blog.archive.org/event/the-web-weve-built-celebrating-1-trillion-web-pages-archived/

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Our CFP is open! If you’re working on something exciting, we want to hear from you! Submit your talk for RE//verse 2026: https://sessionize.com/reverse-2026

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📢 2nd part of our Black Hat Arsenal talk is out!

Python scripting! 🐍🐍🐍

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Since there are some pretty cool people around here, let me reshare this job offer here: We just published the first job posting for the team, I'm allowed to build at Security Research Labs.
I can honestly say, it's been a month full of awesome people, interesting, impactful work and lots of fun and new learnings. If you wanna explore that together and develop something great, feel free to hit me up. Also, if you have any questions, let me know! If you know someone, that would be a great fit for the team, the company and the topic, feel free to send them over :)

https://srlabs.de/careers#open-positions

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[RSS] The Architectural Blind Spot We All Missed: A deep dive into the 25-year-old Intel opcodes that fool IDA, Ghidra, and Binary Ninja.

https://github.com/sapdragon/hint-break/blob/main/papers/en.pdf
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[RSS] Becoming a Kernel Developer (3/3): You have patches upstream, great! How to contribute more!

https://www.linaro.org/blog/blog-3-you-have-patches-upstream-great-how-to-contribute-more/
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