we trust machines with our jobs, our finances, our health records, the things we most can’t do without. we rely on them to store and retrieve all that data and ensure everything is always in the correct location.
we put Apex into Seagate’s openSeaChest storage toolkit. It found 3 ways the software could lose track of where its own memory ended.
The only CVEs from Seagate this year: https://t.co/AlBWNk0sj8
@ibrahimatix0x01@Kritt_AI ALLAH ze saka ma, ni time da suke dauka ne subar mutum yana jiran sunin review or before payment shikenan batamin rai, basu respecting researchers koh kadan.
a major hack happened recently resulting in millions of dollars in losses. we had been actively submitting vulnerability reports to their bug bounty program only to be kicked out. looking at the data:
• Total submitted: 42
• Severity: 5 Critical, 11 High, 12 Medium, 8 Low, 6 Unknown
• 1 triaged/confirmed, 1 resolved
• Paid: 20k
their team ignored multiple critical findings and accepted operating under high risk assumptions. we tried to do our best by back-channeling with devs and getting many issues fixed without payment expectations because everyone saw the hack coming. well, it happened.
wonder how many security researchers got tired of submitting valid issues only to be ignored. if you ignore the goodwill security researchers, they will stop helping you and trust me, YOU NEED THEM MORE THAN THEY NEED YOU.
On this day in 2020, Bayern Munich reminded one small club from Catalonia what a proper football lesson looks like.
8-2? Some scorelines never stop being funny.
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We gave centralized exchanges too much power in Crypto. They control the listings, the narratives, and control who the winners and losers are. They list bad tokens at all time highs, don't list good tokens low, and ultimately decide on the fate of your funds.