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Another cool project from archive.org
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Putin on Track to Disappoint Multiple Competing Factions in Russia. An outstanding report on Putin and his options in #Ukraine from @nataliabugayova and the Institute for the Study of War | @TheStudyofWar
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The videos show several people pulling someone into the embassy while they cling to the gate for dear life. A cop is trying to pull the person out of the embassy. The ambassador can be seen kicking the victim.
I’m curious if the UK (and US?) press will be capable of handling the Chinese disinformation campaign. It seems like they’re already falling for bollocks PR moves.
Despite years of handwringing about the media and disinformation, the same tricks keep working and the same failures keep happening.
China is already publishing its own narrative of the incident outside the Manchester consulate on Sunday, which increases the importance of the UK Govt investigating and making its own conclusions public soon https://t.co/F7LnJ1jte7
Jerome Taylor @JeromeTaylor
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#OnThisDay 1973: Luke Casey took a poignant snapshot of Belfast at the height of the Troubles, a city the reporter had never previously visited.
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A great thread explaining how a French frigate was 'sunk' due to tracking a member of the crews snapchat account.
Loose Tweets Sink Fleets...
FdeStV @Marsattaqueblog
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my t-shirt saying
> The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHALL", "SHALL NOT", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" on this t-shirt are to be interpreted as described in RFC 2119
is raising a lot of questions fully specified by the shirt
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Finally, here is the blog documenting the crazy 7 days that I spent on CVE-2022-1786 to pwn kCTF (and won a lot of cash)! Let me know what you think of the blog!
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handing reset attack on yale mechanical deadlatches. By flipping an internal switch via a gap that is exposed in the door jamb the door forgets which side is the insecure side of the door
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EXCLUSIVE: The National Republican Army of Russia has taken credit for one of the most significant hacks of Russian Government contractors and military / intelligence service providers in history. My latest for the @KyivPost.
As I wrote yesterday for the @KyivPost, hackers from the National Republican Army of Russia have stolen over 1.2 terabytes of critical data from the systems integrator for most of Russia’s national security contractors.
They have sent me the link here:
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http://pn/
this is a valid url (paste it in ur browser)
and i guarantee you it breaks every url regex that you’ve ever seen or written
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Forget phishing. This “legit” @VERIMI_Now authentication process is seriously asking for my bank credentials to verify my identity. Are you f*ing kidding me? Do you want the keys to my bank safe, too? How is this acceptable? #NoThanks #phishing
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Sometimes a paper comes along whose topic makes you sit bolt upright, wide-eyed and smiling. Here's another absolute banger from @SamadiHGD, @LChittka et al.:
Do bumble bees play?
sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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Hackers are hilarious
https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/new-data-leaks-add-to-australias-data-security-reckoning-a-20280
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hi, british pol twitter expert here! this is not funny, british twitter only shitposts like this when it's in extreme distress
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📑 Root cause analysis from past DeFi incidents.
Hope this stuff can help devs to avoid the same mistakes as much as possible.
Now covered 95 incidents.
wooded-meter-1d8.notion.site/0e85e02c5ed34d…
#DeFi #Web3
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