Well where are we supposed to get the link now?

Cocaine is a helluva drug.

I think we forget it’s endemic to grindkultur AI douchenozzlery.

To be fair, Classic Jobs & Woz™ were OG, and Jobs knew he wasn’t a tech guy like Woz and more to the point (afahwc) that was how technology should work - for people to not know or care how it worked under the hood.

But since the explosion of social media, yeah, way too many “companies” run by nerd hitlers getting traction for garbage “products”. There are good products out there but they don’t have the reach because they aren’t in the pedo cabal. *cough* metaphorically speaking *cough*

I was out as soon as this dropped but anyone still in may want to reconsider.

Ol’ Pooty-poot is on a strict mushroom diet. Kept in the dark and fed bullshit.

Perfect environment for Musk to thrive

Nothing to worry about, cattle!

I mean, people! Heh. Heh.

That’s just good PR right there. He’ll certainly be more popular now. They’re shooting for just under trump’s popularity.

The volunteer investigated further and found that when people ignored the warning, the attacker (1) stole the SSH password, (2) opened a connection to the server and observed all typed commands, and (3) opened a second connection and infected the server with Ebury.

To investigate the campaign, Kaba created a script that polled all of Tor’s roughly 3,000 exit nodes to check whether they received a correct SSH fingerprint from a test server. The test server then checked whether the connection came from a pinned exit node or one of 12 SSH interception servers used by the attacker. The volunteer further set up a honeypot to observe the interception software attempting to log in and install Ebury.

. . . The takeaway from the event is the crucial role in-depth defense plays in preventing data theft in mass hacks like this one. Those measures include configuring email accounts to accept only encrypted traffic and reject unencrypted ports. Another is to disable password authentication in favor of SSH keys.

Wow. That’s a helluva typo

This just in, Management are complete morons. Film at 11.

It doesn’t explicitly say how it works, though I imagine it’s just looking for vulnerable os & user-agents

According to the report, Controlium is able to harvest a user’s identity and IP address when the user is shown a seemingly benign custom-created ad – for example, for a digital game or a telecoms service. If the user has been selected as a target for hacking, a mercenary spyware firm can then send a malicious code containing spyware to their device, the researchers say.

They say that millions of users worldwide have been served ads by Discover-Tech since 2024, including in Yemen, Brazil, Mexico and Czechia.

Related work by the research group Confiant also suggests that Discover-Tech’s ads have been shown to users of the networks of government entities in Europe and the US, as well as the UN, Nato, the international criminal court and the International Atomic Energy Agency.

“It’s disastrous that major ad vendors and organisations apparently were neither able to detect nor prevent the company’s malicious advertising operations for years,” said Wolfie Christl, a researcher at Citizen Lab. “The way the online advertising ecosystem works today is a security threat for states, the private sector, civil society and everyone else alike.”

It says “more than 1,000 years”, how’d you get 6,000?

Well, great, clocks are lying now too. (Or, will be, ever-so-infinitessimally, after May 2027)

Dutch police are creating a digital image of its data to hand over to U.S. authorities, as required under the American request for legal assistance.

As required under fucking what?

Also, just to belabor the point, trump is Profa.

Yes and no. A captured press had a real person attached to it somewhere. Usually one person per article that had to be written. Now it’s ‘virtual’ and exponential.

what they did with Meta is straight out of a playbook. They have very good contacts at Meta.

Never in America though. Nooooo.

Well that’s bad. Also.

Welp. It was a good run.