Sir Helium

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A talent for making secure systems suddenly feel insecure. No…Not Hacking…Persuasive Computing…Also Here for the Gimmicks too...

[Sir Helium @_helium]

RT

[Dr. Lithium @LithiumLilly]

Sorry, I can only Comment on things happening on the international Scene.

[darkrai @darkrai]

What good is it if you’re doing band aid solutions?

Here is a supposed video from telegram showcasing that IG has only removed the “Get Support” AI button from the front end and kept the password reset in the backend

[Lex retro non agit @ekralc22]

Yall gotta see this😳😳 Jamaica stop😱

[Mauroy @mauroytweets]

scenes when Brazil win the 2026 World Cup🇧🇷

[Nana Sei Anyemedu @RedHatPentester]

DELETED, BUT NOT ERASED: RECOVERING MESSAGES FROM NOTIFICATION LOGS

The FBI was reportedly able to recover copies of incoming Signal messages from a suspect's iPhone even after the Signal application had been removed few months ago. This was achieved through forensic analysis of the device's push notification database, where portions of message content had been stored.

So I decided to use that same methodology and it worked.

Importantly, this is not a failure of Signal's end-to-end encryption. Rather, it highlights a well-known mobile forensics artifact issue.
iOS uses write-optimized storage, meaning deleted data may persist on a device until it is eventually overwritten.

When a message is delivered to an iPhone via Apple's Push Notification Service (APNs), iOS may generate and display a notification preview, depending on the device's notification settings. These previews can be temporarily stored within system-level databases and notification logs.

As a result, even if the messaging application is deleted, residual artifacts containing portions of message content may remain on the device. Some digital forensic tools can identify and recover these artifacts during an examination, providing investigators with valuable evidence that may no longer be accessible through the application itself.

The underlying issue is that the iPhone caches items that appear as notifications on your lock screen.
I hope Apple will limit the time that messages are cached to minimize risk to users.

Turn off or disable notifications for secure messaging apps or other apps you think are sensitive.

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

AI isn't taking our jobs. It's keeping cybersecurity people employed for life.

[The Notorious YGL @jahmekyagyal]

A lot of words to say nothing. No sanctions just it will be part of their compliance record and so we the public will continue to suffer at the hands of these succubi! Anyway if there ever was a useless waste of time and space regulator it would be BCJ!

[Chelan876 @mamachell]

Right !!! Let's retweet this as much as it was tweeted that he got held! Mash up di yute life

[𝗱𝗮𝗻𝗻𝘆🫧💚 @beyoncegarden]

OH HE WON THE IDGAF WAR SO BAD LMFAOOO😭😭😭

[Merchant @lancebrown19]

A pay tax and afi buy material fi fix our own road.

[vx-underground @vxunderground]

Community notes are such a buzz kill bro omg

[Sir Helium @_helium]

Cause we take the cranberry juice and tun it inna chaser.

[Thoughts & Brayers @BrayForJade]

The modern recipe of hot chocolate with milk and sugar was created in Jamaica.

Black River was the first town in the Caribbean to have electricity

Jamaica had rail before America.

Jamaica is the largest consumer of cranberry juice per capita in the world

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

50 000 Poles showed up at the main square in Kraków’s Old Town last week to celebrate the promotion of their team Wisla Krakow to the first league.

They cleaned up the square before going home, leaving no garbage behind.

0 arrests, 0 violence, 0 looting

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Problems in Paris

[Rablidad @Rabilidade]

Nightmare-Eclipse just posted on his blog that another BitLocker Bypass, called BitsKrieg, will be released somewhere in June, it seems now, that hes got some partners to work with, one of them is @jonasLyk, a security researcher member of @the_secret_club. 2026 is gonna to be a hella of a year for the CyberSecurity Community, Malware authors, and specially, Microsoft. LOL.

[⚡️Lightning Pillar ⚡️ @iKingcoRey]

Mi a teef da video ya so mi can inject it into mi veins every day

[Sir Helium @_helium]

@J_Skally @joncooperworks @HackingGavin Unemployed today, 10x raise tmw 😎

[Jahir Sheikh @jahirsheikh8]

“CLAUDE I’VE EXPLAINED THIS BUG TO YOU 10 TIMES AND YOU STILL KEEP BREAKING IT, THINK LIKE A SOFTWARE ENGINEER WITH 15 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND FIX IT PROPERLY MAKE NO MISTAKES”

[Ị gbara aka bịa ịlụ m? @_SLYTAUREAN]

I beg all available pardons😭😭😭