Paolo Sacconier

Brain in a jar

[Sio @scottecs]

Questa è la mia nuova canzone estiva. Ma rischia di essere l'ultima, se andiamo avanti così.
https://t.co/zhz6RuFd1Q

[Steve Gibson @SGgrc]

“Satellite Insecurity, Part 2”
https://t.co/lqgXnjjcUr
Apple vs UK, What's “Web Environment Integrity”? More trouble for Google Analytics, good news for IoT security, wanna join the U.S. Cyber Expeditionary Force? more MOVEit mess, new Passkeys and Satellite Insecurity, Part 2.:)

[Roberto 'Frank' Franchini @robfrankie]

only4nerds

[Jaromil @jaromil]

Long live https://t.co/lZO9qFPsoc - #TwitterX

[Steve Gibson @SGgrc]

“Satellite Insecurity, Part 1”
https://t.co/eiwsRfp54N
Microsoft's seriously incomplete Patch Tuesday, "WormGPT"-an unconstrained version of ChatGPT, >100 malicious Windows drivers revoked, Move MOVEit trouble, Android + D&B, and the insecurity of what's in orbit above us!

[Steve Gibson @SGgrc]

“Rowhammer Indelible Fingerprinting” show notes:
https://t.co/zE2nfhYhps
More MOVEit mess, what's a “Rug Pull”, Avast's betrayal, China's new OS, RootToot, Firefox 115, Russia's Inet disconnect, Honeypot Horror, Apple's fumble and new indelible fingerprinting thanks to Rowhammer!

[mrmacete @bezjaje]

my hands are still trembling from presenting at @0x41con yesterday, my head is still spinning with all the great talks and nice people i came across.

big thanks to @Simone_Ferrini, @xerub and team for the opportunity 😊

[Steve Gibson @SGgrc]

“Operation Triangulation”
Security Now! #929 show notes:
https://t.co/ZWr0xV5J1s
A mega-news episode: New web browsers from DuckDuckGo, Tor and Opera, web hosts in Russia, SolarWinds, Cyber Force, Apple & Passkeys, Government spying, bad facial unlocking & iPhone malware details!

[Steve Gibson @SGgrc]

“The Massive MOVEit Maelstrom”
Security Now! #928 show notes:
https://t.co/49q8i1bZBL
What problems did last week's patch Tuesday cure? What secrets does a device's power LED leak? Listener feedback and a SpinRite milestone... and what's the story behind the massive MOVEit mess?

[SwiftOnSecurity @SwiftOnSecurity]

Google released the .ZIP tld on the world then just fucking left the entire domain business a month later. Not a serious company.

[Steve Gibson @SGgrc]

"Scanning the Internet"
Security Now! #927 show notes:
https://t.co/cJQK2ezEFj
Cloud service billing insurance, the rapid rise in IoT DDoS attacks, a wacky dangerous CA, Apple's new privacy/security features, probing Russia's RuNet, and Internet scanning state of the art!

[Sio @scottecs]

I fratellini Pietro e Carno

[Matthew Green @matthew_d_green]

If Snowden hadn’t appeared in 2013 I wonder how much deeper in the “mandatory scanning of encrypted messaging” applications mess we would be today. I feel like that may have bought us years.

[Reuters @Reuters]

Wildfires are common in western provinces of Canada, but this year flames have mushroomed rapidly in the country's east, making it the worst-ever start to the wildfire season https://t.co/JAtXZvTrlZ

[Steve Gibson @SGgrc]

“Windows Platform Binary Table”
Security Now! #926 show notes:
https://t.co/4bHsOFusOQ
Any HP News? Mandatory SMB message signing, impossible-to-find iPhone exploits, more insane US legislation, OWASP LLM Top10 and “Windows Platform Binary Table” is bad. How can we turn it off?

[joshpuckett @joshpuckett]

Me, accepting GDPR popups next year:

[ELK @elktalkstech]

Did apple just lowkey launch a v1 brain-machine-interface into the Vision Pro?

One of their ex designers just tweeted this:

“One of the coolest results involved predicting a user was going to click on something before they actually did. That was a ton of work and something I’m proud of. Your pupil reacts before you click in part because you expect something will happen after you click. So you can create biofeedback with a user's brain by monitoring their eye behavior, and redesigning the UI in real time to create more of this anticipatory pupil response. It’s a crude brain computer interface via the eyes, but very cool”

[Dont Show Your Cat @DontShowYourCat]

containment breach