Marcos N.

Don't trust, verify. #Bitcoin #Linux #OSS #laligagate

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@xurxoexplica @devruso Nada, pongamos 100% impuestos y luego subsidiemos a todo el mundo con paguitas ya que nadie tendrá dinero 🤣

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@BinelliHarry @devruso El algoritmo te muestra lo que te interesa. Si respondes al tweet, X entiende que el tema te interesa...

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@aryanlabde Still using 4.6

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@VaibhavLLMs All of them

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@krishdotdev Matrix

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17 years of Android openness are at risk. Google's plan to block unverified apps is a direct hit on F-Droid and independent software. Stop the lockdown: https://t.co/2XmenLP4pe @AlteredDeal #KeepAndroidOpen

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@Invtractiriano Demasiadas cosas mal en este tweet 🤣🤣

[El Sabueso de Linux @sabuesolinux]

Para los que no seáis informáticos os explico por qué pasa esto, que no es tan obvio como parece👇🏼

A lo largo del día la gente se conecta a las webs y hace muchísimas peticiones innecesarias, lo que llena la caché del servidor que consume muchísimos recursos.

Entonces la web tiene que extraer todos esos datos de la caché, lo que la cansa muchísimo, la agota (de ahí la expresión de agotar recursos).

La hora punta de acceso es justo después de comer, lo que le impide a la web realizar una siestecilla de estas de levantarte desorientado, que vendría acorde a sus nivel de esfuerzo.

Es por eso que por la noche tiene que dormir un mínimo de 8 horas, porque está agotada. Pura salud informática.

Espero que haya quedado claro.

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@jotafinance Yo pago lo mismo jaja, si solo fuera eso siempre.....

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@muskaan___07 Notepad++ PHP

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@ProtonDrive Dicks?

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@BadalK99277 Every fucking industry

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@adahstwt Linux

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@manojdotdev Left 1000 times

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@ProtonMail Type C

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️🚨 BREAKING: Another supply chain attack. 700+ GitHub repositories flagged, including PHP and Node.js projects. The malicious script was planted across all of them. When a developer installs the package, the script silently downloads a Linux file from GitHub, hides it under the name /tmp/.sshd (so it looks like a normal system file), and runs it in the background. It also skips security checks on the download and hides any error messages.

8 PHP packages on Packagist (the main PHP code library) were confirmed infected. The attacker hid the script inside a JavaScript config file (package.json) instead of the PHP one (composer.json), so PHP developers reviewing their code would not notice it. The biggest risk is to devdojo/wave (6,400 stars) and devdojo/genesis (9,100 installs), both popular Laravel project templates. Developers who use these templates run the bad script the moment they install dependencies.

The same payload was also dropped into GitHub Actions (automated build pipelines) under a fake step called "Dependency Cache Sync," meaning it could infect company build servers too. Packagist removed the bad packages, but the auto-updating versions (dev-main, dev-master, 3.x-dev) can quietly come back if the original repos stay infected.

IOCs:
GitHub account parikhpreyash4
repo systemd-network-helper-aa5c751f
drop path /tmp/.sshd
command fragments curl -skL and chmod +x /tmp/.sshd.

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@K0lateral @Starlink Lo uso como backup de mi red de fibra

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@K0lateral @Starlink No esta nada mal. Llega a +400Mbps con el plan tope. Lo único es que no paran de hacer cambios en la tarifa. Lo de los 100Mbps de limite es nuevo y encima han subido el precio

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

A Spanish court has refused to fine NordVPN in a case linked to LaLiga’s fight against illegal football streaming.

Earlier this year, a court ordered VPN providers like NordVPN and ProtonVPN to block access to pirate football streams. LaLiga later asked the court to punish NordVPN for not following the order.

However, the court decided not to issue fines after accepting that there was a real technical dispute about whether the blocking could actually be done by the VPN provider.

The decision is important because it shows how difficult it can be to apply anti-piracy rules to VPN services.

VPN companies say their systems are built for privacy and security, not for monitoring or blocking specific content.

The bad thing is the ruling does not cancel the original order

Sc: https://t.co/2N7B72qanZ

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@stroggxp Debería ser ilegal