@lichtlos I'm genuinely curious how the code is handled internally. Sure, you'd have the source and all that but as a dev I'd flip tables because the API would get in my way constantly.

I'm seriously considering creating a Yelp account just because of this shit...

@lichtlos Yes, it doesn't even have the features that I need.

/me after a chill Sunday with #IDAPython

I'm now basically doing this out of spite.

We wrote up a blog post detailing our development and quality assurance workflow. We describe how new contributions are merged into the code base, and we address the change to our policy regarding AI-assisted code submissions and the concerns raised about it. https://keepassxc.org/blog/2025-11-09-about-keepassxcs-code-quality-control/

I'm old enough to remember years ago comrades predicting the inevitable fall of software and services which work just fine today.

I moved my fork of pdbparse to uv and tested it with Construct v2.10 - earlier versions weren't compatible with recent Python stdlibs.

Everything seems to work fine (tested with REshare vs big MS .pdb's) so you can use this fork with Python >= 3.12:

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

If you find a bug please open an Issue/PR!

#ReverseEngineering

Mark Zuckerberg seems to have a band with his clones:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OrHy_TRudo

I had this #electronics project idea several months ago... The original concept involved like two transistors and a basic "framework" of $5 consumer mechanics.

It turns out the "framework" is so primitive (in a good sense!) that now I have an AVR involved and like $50 spent.

But it seems to work! Assembly tomorrow...

In case you're looking for reading material this weekend, keep in mind my investigations team published part 2 of our deep dive on the Great Firewall data dump, this time on technical infrastructure details.

I'd be grateful if you'd read it and pass it along if so inclined.

https://dti.domaintools.com/inside-the-great-firewall-part-2-technical-infrastructure/

[RSS] Kubevirt security audit

http://blog.quarkslab.com/kubevirt-security-audit.html

[RSS] Bringing USB to Life in QEMU - Kernel Build, Debug, and Redirection

https://streypaws.github.io/posts/Android-Kernel-USBRedir-QEMU-Build-Debugging/

@Viss this should be pretty obvious but seeing some actual data is...wow

hey more fun ai / search engine privacy nonsense!

looks like chatgpt .. just.. sprays google with stuff from chats? because it thinks it needs to? so private chats get squirted into google and end up as weird searches?

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/11/oddest-chatgpt-leaks-yet-cringey-chat-logs-found-in-google-analytics-tool/

Nicholas Weaver: The futile future of the gigawatt datacenter

The edge is where it’s at

Blog post:
https://pivot-to-ai.com/2025/11/07/the-futile-future-of-the-gigawatt-datacenter-by-nicholas-weaver/

Interview with Nick about the post:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5rLzNxRjEQ&list=UU9rJrMVgcXTfa8xuMnbhAEA - video
https://pivottoai.libsyn.com/20251107-nicholas-weaver-the-futile-future-of-the-gigawatt-datacenter - podcast

time: 26 min 53 sec

EDIT: This linked post was deleted from Twitter.

Anyone have some FortiShit to test something on?

https://x.com/DefusedCyber/status/1986544427121471513

⚠️Actor mass exploiting unknown Fortinet exploit (FortiWeb path traversal / API exploitation) from 107.152.41.19 🇺🇸 ( TZULO )

VirusTotal Detections 0/95 🟢

After the exploit, the actor attempted to login using the newly created username-credential pair 🔐

#RUMINT #threatIntel

[RSS] What's That Coming Over The Hill? (Monsta FTP Remote Code Execution CVE-2025-34299)

https://labs.watchtowr.com/whats-that-coming-over-the-hill-monsta-ftp-remote-code-execution-cve-2025-34299/

"The moment of discovery" does not always exist: the scientist's work is too tenuous, too divided, for the certainty of success to crackle out suddenly in the midst of his laborious toil like a stroke of lightening, dazzling him by its fire.

In: Eve Curie - Madame Curie - Chapter XII (p. 158)

~Marie Curie #BOTD in 1867.

#physics #radioactivity #womeninStem

Magika 1.0 is released, available in Rust, TypeScript and Python, and supporting more than 200 file types.

Public blog post:
https://opensource.googleblog.com/2025/11/announcing-magika-10-now-faster-smarter.html

Source: https://github.com/google/magika