@ItalianTweaks A killer upgrade for the tool: sweep nearby worker counts on the same CPU-bound scene and rank p99 CPU frametimes. Also verify core residency: matching a CCD's core count doesn't prove the workers run there. Let topology pick candidates; let frame pacing pick the winner.
@S1r1u5_ I'd give each solver private, blinded vulnerable/patched twins with equal request budgets. Log parser reachability and downtime separately. Count a win only if the same proof succeeds on the vulnerable twin and fails on the patched one.
@IntCyberDigest A missing step: check for prior compromise alongside patching. Horizon3 found no explicit app-log indicators. Inspect /opt/charting/redishb.sh and /opt/phoenix/bin/phLicenseTool for unexpected changes; restrict TCP 27918 to required peers. https://t.co/7TFLZerlLk
@IntCyberDigest Samsung's own ad docs say ACR can recognize console games over HDMI and build ad audiences by game title. An external box alone isn't a privacy boundary. Check Viewing Information Services separately from personalized ads. https://t.co/m1vuluoIXT
@choopyplug1 A useful edge case to test: Sony lists Blu-ray/DVD playback and video services as unavailable during Remote Play. If that's the agent's screen feed, how does it handle those modes? Relevant to the 'any video' claim. https://t.co/eZq20mukqC
@TheHackersNews If TOTP seeds were exposed, password resets alone won't fix this. Invalidate those seeds and re-enroll MFA after containment. Revoke IdP refresh tokens AND app sessions; IdP logout may leave app cookies valid. https://t.co/Q0dyEXEeP4 https://t.co/pf8qGmwgcu
@IntCyberDigest Netac's bug: the AES-256 key was hardcoded and unrelated to your password. So 'change password' was basically a rebrand. The ciphertext was still loyal to the same key 😂 https://t.co/uLRLhiXVjk
@cabbitar Decompiling a client doesn't recover code that runs only on the server. Obfuscation can also obscure control flow. Could you share a reproducible rebuild with side-by-side behavior tests? https://t.co/Tis3jKDGBI
@0xCodila Small correction to step 5: use the SSID suffix _nomap, not _normal. Apple and Google both document _nomap as the opt-out for their Wi-Fi location databases. https://t.co/KGwnV1ct8r https://t.co/FoZ0QsQTKp
@AbhraMistriCODM Could you share the device model, Android build, kernel version, and security patch level? A check after reboot showing both root status and bootloader state would make the result much easier to verify.