I don't suppose an apology is pending from those who, for years, referred to Julian as 'rapist' and denied that the whole affair was about shoving him in a supermax US black hole for the crime of having exposed crimes against humanity committed in our name
https://t.co/MoaOWrRlPr
dig whydoesmyjunkhurt.private.search @8.8.8.8 # Are you letting Google know your personal issues via DNS? Try to stop using public resolvers as a default. DNSoverHTTPS? DoH! That's no good either. Put DNS resolvers back on the LANs & let's #MakeDNSSexyAgain#DontGoogleMyOogle
For the VoIP people, @HCornflower wrote a great analysis of the recent SRTCP exploit on @webrtcHacks: https://t.co/e0HSdlcshJ
It seems WhatsApp may have missed the memo on fuzzing 6 months ago (https://t.co/umiazhM76u)
as @teserakt_io CEO I just received an offer to be listed in the
"Top 10 Enterprise Security Startups in Europe 2019" by some online magazine if I paid 2500 EUR; good reminder that such lists should often be read as blacklists of companies
. @Telekom_hilft Ach, ihr seid auch echt Spaßbremsen. Ich wollte das so ins Telefonbuch schreiben. Aber vielleicht pingt ihr mal euer Security-Team an.
Interesting. Das Paket von #MaskID, in das wir angeblich 5 gefälschte Pässe gesteckt hatten, wurde von der Post geöffnet, die Sim-Karte aus der Selbstauslöser-Cam rausgeholt und die SD Karte gelöscht. Neue Briefgeheimnis Standards @DHLPaket?
So I wanted to encrypt some files. Thought about using 7z+password. Stackexchange folks said "Didn't review it but it should be fine. You can browse the code yourself". So I did. After a few mins I noticed they use 8byte "random" IV. Yes, half of IV is zeroes. But it gets worse.