May 26, 2022

Russian hackers and Brexit.

Shane Huntley @ShaneHuntley

Article on latest Russian efforts. The "English Coop" website was linked to what the Google knew as "Cold River," a Russia-based hacking group. We're able to see that through technical indicators.

reuters.comExclusive: Russian hackers are linked to new Brexit leak website, Google saysA new website that published leaked emails from several leading proponents of Britain’s exit from the European Union is tied to Russian hackers, according to a Google cybersecurity official and the former head of UK foreign intelligence.

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Annual report from the oversight committee of the Dutch intelligence services.

https://www.tib-ivd.nl/documenten/jaarverslagen/2022/05/24/annual-report-tib-2021

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JP Aumasson @veorq

Murphy's Laws of Cryptography💣 Cryptography turns a security problem into a key management problem. New cryptography generates new attacks. If it's provably secure, it's probably not. Any large enough system will include broken cryptography. Others?

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Step one, murder your husband. Check.

Step two, get away with it. …

The Daily Beast @thedailybeast

BREAKING: ‘How to Murder Your Husband’ author Nancy Crampton Brophy has been found guilty of her husband's murder.

trib.al‘How to Murder Your Husband’ Author Guilty of Hubby’s SlayA jury took about 24 hours to decide the fate of Oregon romance novelist Nancy Crampton Brophy, who was accused of murdering her chef husband in cold blood.

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This is pretty wild

https://www.guitarworld.com/news/man-builds-guitar-out-of-his-dead-uncles-skeleton-uses-it-to-play-black-metal

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Sweet tooling.

Brandon Falk @gamozolabs

I added symbol support to my /proc/<pid>/mem IDA loader. Load up a running process into your system without having to attach a debugger, and get full symbols for all files in it (well, with DWARF symbols that is). Works great for WINE processes! github.com/gamozolabs/pro…

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Paper on disinformation and human minds.

Lukasz Olejnik @lukOlejnik

Misinformation can continue to influence people’s thinking even after they receive a correction and accept it as true. This persistence is known as the continued influence effect. Corrections attacking a person’s worldview can be ineffective or backfire nature.com/articles/s4415…

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To be fair, there’s a nice camera inside these, so… you know..

Tadeusz Giczan 🇺🇦 @TadeuszGiczan

Russia's Mediazona made a video of the most bizarre looted stuff Russian soldiers sent to Russia via courier services. My personal favourite and the most telling of them all is a brand new Orlan UAV in a protective case at 0:08. They stole their own reconnaissance drone ffs

Медиазона @mediazzzona

Самая полная (интерактивная) карта мародеров. Как военные за три месяца отправили от границы с Украиной 58 тонн посылок. Например, кроссовки, шины, микрофон, телевизор, колбасы и консервы, гитару, палатку и многое другое https://t.co/EPMpSUtaSQ https://t.co/84lwgDoT5F

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Crypto. Fraud. Scam.

Cyanide & Happiness @Explosm

We don't do NFTs. If you see a Cyanide & Happiness NFT, that wasn't us. If you bought a Cyanide & Happiness NFT, you got scammed, also lol.

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Mario Platt #StandWithUkraine @madplatt

@swagitda_ talking about Security Chaos Engineering, alongside @aaronrinehart “We’re not only trying to bring security into a modern era, but a realistic era” ❤️

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I have strong opinions on cyber warfare law, but it’s always good to hear from professionals in the space.

Paul Rosenzweig @RosenzweigP

Please join me next month at this seminar, hosted by @TechLawSec The Evolving Face of Cyber Conflict and International Law: A Futurespective

lawfareblog.comThe Evolving Face of Cyber Conflict and International Law: A FuturespectiveThe event will bring together more than fifty leading academics and practitioners from across the globe to assess the present and future role of international law in regulating state cyber operations.