Warpgate il bastion host open source che semplifica l’accesso sicuro alle infrastrutture
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Warpgate è un bastion host moderno in Rust che gestisce SSH, HTTPS, Kubernetes, MySQL e PostgreSQL con registrazione sessioni e supporto SSO.
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ComoDoS - Exploiting a Remote Kernel Zero-Day Vulnerability in Comodo Internet Security
How an IP parsing vulnerability makes it possible to remotely crash systems with a single TCP/IP packet
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Our new threat research report is a comprehensive overview of TA4922, a newly designated Chinese-speaking, financially motivated threat actor.
We consider it one of the most unique actors we track. 👀
Why? Because it currently conducts more unique campaigns than any other cybercriminal in our telemetry, using a wide variety of lure themes, targeting, and objectives. You’ll see examples in our blog.
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Campaigns mostly target organizations in Japan, but it’s been expanding globally. 🗺️
This actor blends malicious activity with legitimate tools, trusted software, and cloud hosting services—making its campaigns challenging to detect and defend against.
See our blog for all the details on TA4922, the new payloads it distributes, our defense recommendations, IOCs, and more.
Key Findings: TA4922 is a highly sophisticated threat actor demonstrating a rapid operational tempo and continually evolving malware arsenal. The group has beenProofpoint
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Profitez des vidéos et de la musique que vous aimez, mettez en ligne des contenus originaux, et partagez-les avec vos amis, vos proches et le monde entier.OrangeCon (YouTube)
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NPR laid off about 4 percent of its content division, including 10 journalists and some veteran reporters.
""People love science," NPR Science Correspondent Nell Greenfieldboyce, who was laid off Wednesday, said in an interview for this story. "It's such a break from the political and economic and often grim news to have something more inspiring and curiosity driven. I thought it was a great blessing to have the opportunity to give that to people."
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📺 Risky Business Weekly (840): Microsoft walks back researcher threats
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On this week’s show special guest co-host Andy Boyd joins Patrick Gray and James Wilson to discuss the week’s cybersecurity news. Andy is [Read More]risky.biz
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Meow. Meow mmeow meow. Meow meow!
This post is about cats.
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Brought to you by the following keetan:
The cat-tel test:
When one cat talks with another cat about something other than a human.
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Un recente studio suggerisce che le turbolenze del mercato del lavoro a cui abbiamo assistito siano cominciate prima della diffusione di ChatGPT e della GenAI. Non è ancora referato: potrebbe contenere errori o avere limiti di validità, ma lo cito perché il volume di affermazioni apodittiche sull’effetto dell’intelligenza artificiale sul mercato del lavoro raggiunge ogni giorno livelli sempre più insopportabili. I dati che emergono, da confermare, tendono a smorzare o a confutare le affermazioni più allarmistiche o apocalittiche (come quelle sull’impatto sui giovani di cui discutevo qualche giorno fa)
Il post di @Alfonso Fuggetta
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Un articolo LSE sul calo di assunzioni junior mostra che il riflesso “è l’AI” copre quasi sempre cause più prosaiche. Troppe volte viviamo di questi riflessi che rischiano di portarci fuori strada.Alfonso Fuggetta (A bassa voce)
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There are strategies to improve healthcare, but US isn't trying them.Beth Mole (Ars Technica)
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PostHog says it's currently experiencing a security incident. The analytics company said it's "rotating keys after a security research team was able to confirm an exploit in one of our AWS environments," referring to Amazon Web Services.
Incident page: posthogstatus.com/incidents/01…
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The amount of fuckery going on when you put something online is absolutely mindboggling to me.
Internet, truly, is a rather hostile place.
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One reason that Microsoft might be issuing such harshly worded language here to describe the researcher may be that, according to Nightmare Eclipse, they until recently worked as a security researcher at Microsoft.
Scroll back far enough through their Xitter account (to June 2020) and you will see they claimed CVE-2019-1385 was theirs.
On July 1, 2021, Nightmare Eclipse complained that Microsoft failed to fix one of the weaknesses they reported in CVE-2021-24084. Microsoft credits both of these flaws to the same researcher, whose LinkedIn account says they are in Germany and worked full time at Microsoft from Sept. 2022 to June 2025.
For the record, I think @GossiTheDog called it that this person was a former MS employee.
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After a security researcher published a series of unpatched bugs in Microsoft products, along with code to exploit them,
the company is now threatening to take legal action and call the cops on them.Microsoft’s threat reignites a long-running argument over what responsibility, if any, security researchers have to disclose vulnerabilities affecting large and wealthy tech giants.
On Wednesday, Microsoft published a blog post criticizing the researcher, who goes by the handle
“Nightmare Eclipse,”
for publicly disclosing a series of bugs, including BlueHammer, RedSun, UnDefend, and YellowKey.The flaws affected products such as the Windows built-in antivirus engine Defender and the disk-encryption tool BitLocker.
Katie Moussouris warned that the consequences of security researchers losing trust with Microsoft could result in a chilling effect of fewer people coming forward to report bugs,
“making it less safe for all of us.”Security researcher and former Microsoft employee Kevin Beaumont also called out Microsoft in a blog post,
describing the company’s position a “dumpster fire of its own making.”“Proof of concept exploit creation and distribution for zero days is ‘criminal activity’ now?”
wrote Beaumont.“Responsible disclosure quite often is framed to protect the product owner, not the customer
— using it to try to criminally prosecute people is a new low.”
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A public spat between Microsoft and an independent security researcher reopens a long-running debate over who is responsible for securing software.Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai (TechCrunch)
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This person has been a prolific bug finder for quite some time. Here's their public HackerOne profile: hackerone.com/halove23/hacktiv…
Reading their Xitter timeline over the years is pretty interesting. They went from working w/ a lot of these bug bounty programs and giving MS time to fix stuff beyond the usual 90-day window to increasing frustration in dealing w/ vendors. I wish that were less of a common experience than it still is today, but some dynamics in this industry never seem to change.
Also just noticed something interesting. Back in 2019, MS was including hyperlinks to researchers in their advisories. In this advisory, they actually link to the researcher's shitposting Facebook profile, which has posts up until this month.
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This Week in Package Management: 30 May 2026
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Releases, advisories, and articles from across the package management worldAndrew Nesbitt
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SentinelOne's stock closes down 8% after the company announced plans to lay off 8% of its workforce and forecasted Q2 and FY revenue guidance below estimates (Samantha Subin/CNBC)
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SentinelOne reported earnings after the bell Thursday and issued lackluster guidance for the current quarter and full-year.Samantha Subin (CNBC)
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Plus, a concern about the Anthropic and OpenAI IPOs expected later this yearScott Barlow (The Globe and Mail)
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Wikipedia went from "do not cite" to "the last trustworthy source on the internet" in the past 25 years and now it looks like they want to throw it all away because they want to break a union.
The largest community driven project in the world, relying directly on volunteers, and they still do not see the value of their own people.
I hate capitalism
Big Tech’s Anti-Labor Playbook Has Come for Wikipedia | by Jake Orlowitz | May, 2026 | Medium
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This is similar to what is happening to Mozilla.
What we should learn from it, is that lawyers, finance and corporate people should always be kept in consulting roles only, but never be left near the helm.
📰 Risky Bulletin: Dutch police take down giant botnet of 17 million devices
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Dutch authorities have conducted one of the largest-ever malware disruptions and took down a botnet that infected more than 17 million dev [Read More]risky.biz
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Microsoft, who banned Nightmare-Eclipse from their GitHub platform, conveys their displeasure with said individual
Along with a threat:
Our Digital Crimes Unit will continue bringing cases against these actors and those that enable their criminal activity – coordinating as needed with law enforcement around the world.
Also manages to sprinkle in a few references to not using CVD as being not "responsible". (Microsoft was a big proponent of the term "responsible disclosure", which has gone by the wayside because it tends to favor vendor-centric perspective in a subjective and moralizing way.)
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Condé Nast shit the bed so hard when it fired four journalists last year that it's now settled with the union and given three out of the four reporters "two years’ pay and furnished [them] with positive letters of recommendation."
UNIONS, PEOPLE. UNIONS!
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The publishing giant is allowing workers to resign as active employees and paying a financial settlement.Katie Kilkenny (The Hollywood Reporter)
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Hooboy. I won a R36S at a hacker conference a few days ago. I love classic games and was eyeing it for a while, but hadn't invested in one because I have emulators all over. In the intervening week, obviously I've bought a case, a wifi dongle for it, the adapter for the wifi dongle, a SD card, a couple shareware utilities to configure it and troubleshoot it, and spent about 8 hours fighting with identifying the screen to install dArkOS and get the wifi dongle working, reconfiguring fstab to get it to see my second micro SD properly, and reloading games.
Well, I now have it working, minus sound (I think that I have a newer and yet unsupported model). But who needs sound when you have Contra? I actually haven't really played any games. I just keep adding stuff to it.
This little guy is going to be a lot of fun, but I think more of a fun hacking and troubleshooting it perhaps, than actually playing the games.
And I've definitely spent more than it cost the prize-givers. XD
Would recommend to train any young gamer-prospective hackers to use linux and fight with hardware! A+++++
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Whenever I see exactly this meme ... I always think of Seth Vidal. I don't say this to discourage the sharing - but because it hits the real-life nerve quite on the spot.
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#fedora #redhat #sethvidal #yum
The tragic death of 36-year-old Seth Vidal prompts discussions on road safety and community loss.Julie Bort (Business Insider)
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Last year, a court struck down background checks for private firearms sales. So the legislature passed a new law to reestablish them, run by the state police. And the Virginia State Police just...aren't doing it. They're simply pretending the law hasn't been passed.
Background checks for private ...
The governor’s office and Virginia State Police have said they’re working to implement the bill, but neither will provide a timeline for when the background checks will resume, or details as to why…Elizabeth Beyer (Cardinal News)
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Realistic modern lighting has screwed up stealth games, says Clint Hocking of Splinter Cell and Far Cry fame.Edwin Evans-Thirlwell (Rock Paper Shotgun)
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📺 Risky Business Weekly (839): TeamPCP stole GitHub's internal repos
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On this week’s show Patrick Gray, Adam Boileau and James Wilson discuss the week’s cybersecurity news. They cover:* TeamPCP breached GitHu [Read More]risky.biz
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🫶 Welcome back #Iran! Metrics show a further rise in connectivity as mobile networks and other segments are reconnected to the global internet:
• Filternet remains in place but can be worked around
• WhatsApp now restricted, requiring circumvention
• Some users still offline
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Seeing the first signs of a possible internet restoration in Iran at 12:01 UTC today.
While a few networks spiked in traffic, most are still down.
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Just to keep today's partial restoration of Iranian internet connectivity in perspective, please take a look at this overall timeline.
Iran has a long way to go to get back to pre-Jan-8 levels of traffic volumes. #DigitalBlackOutIran
Here is a look at all the special security features that Apple, Google, and WhatsApp offer to protect you from spyware all in one place.
We looked at what these features do, and how to turn them on. We highly recommend them for anyone who's worried about government spyware.
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Apple, Meta, and Google offer special security modes that provide your devices more secure against targeted spyware attacks. Here are how those modes work, what they do, and how to switch them on.Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai (TechCrunch)
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"Every city in the Midwest has a half-finished canal in it."
I love canals, so this makes me want to do a tour of the midwest US and its half-finished canals - and a boat tour of the *finished* canals. But I'm in Scotland so... let me do it online.
First up: Indianapolis!
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Close to where you are now—North West England—is the Manchester-Bolton-Bury canal.
I used to go fishing there in the late 1950s.
There was one spot where you could catch tropical fish.
It was near the discharge of a coal-fired power station and people dumped their unwanted fish there.
Sync-in piattaforma open per file, collaborazione e controllo dei dati
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Sync-in è una piattaforma open source per archiviare, condividere e sincronizzare file con controllo granulare e collaborazione sicura.
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Googlebook: i nuovi portatili Android di Google con Gemini
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Googlebook unisce Android e ChromeOS con Gemini, Magic Pointer e desktop multitasking per i nuovi laptop intelligenti.
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GNOME Commander 2.0: file manager rinnovato con GTK4 e Rust
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GNOME Commander 2.0 rinnova il file manager a doppio pannello con GTK4, Rust, terminale integrato e miglioramenti a prestazioni
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Linux Mint 23 accelera Cinnamon con Nemo più rapido, nuovo tool screenshot e Kernel 7.0
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Linux Mint 23 punta su velocità, sicurezza e un Cinnamon 6.8 più moderno con nuove funzioni per Nemo, screenshot e rete Wi-Fi WPA3.
L'articolo Linux Mint 23 accelera Cinnamon con Nemo più rapido, nuovo tool screenshot e Kernel 7.0
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