Waaat?!? we haven't even started seriously deploying IPv6 to a meaningful adoption and we already got IPv8 now?!? crrrrrazy! (interesting though, give it a read) https://t.co/6W4gTuHDdu
Someone just lost $50.4M on a DeFi swap.
The platform warned them.
They clicked confirm anyway.
The transaction was marked ✅ SUCCESS.
This is the most important DeFi story of 2026. Here's everything that happened. 🧵
@claudeai is down, so I had this revolutionary idea:
engineers ACTUALLY write code themselves 🤯🤯🤯
I call it: "brain coding"
Of course the resulting code won't be as good initially... but over time, with training and memory, it'll be amazing.
#braincoding FTW
> return flight to nyc gets canceled by snowstorm
> call united
> immediately connected with customer service (rare)
> voice is uncanny, def AI but they gave it a human-like accent
> takes ~20 min to get rebooked (pretty good imo)
> I ask if it's AI
> "haha no ma'am but I get that a lot"
> I ask it to calculate 228*6647
> it runs the calculation
> ggs
https://t.co/kxsTlD9jhB
Soon (~4 months) we'll say "bye forever" to #nginx#kubernetes ingress.. this is BAD news and I'm sure will ruin the upcoming weekends/months of many #devops .. sorry to be the bearer of such bad news 😬 enjoy the migration! 🤦♂️ ☠️
1/6 🚨 SECURITY ALERT: LinkedIn Fake Recruiter Malware Campaign 🚨
Got hit (again) with a sophisticated malware delivery attempt via LinkedIn today. Sharing so nobody becomes exhibit B.
The (usual) Attack Flow
1. Initial Contact: Fake recruiter "Anzhelika Anpolska" (https://t.co/cdwEP19JWK) - profile looks legit enough to pass a 5-second glance
2. Social Engineering: Standard recruitment playbook with artificial urgency (because top talent is definitely recruited via cold LinkedIn DMs asking you to run
random code)
3. Malicious Repository: https://t.co/MhxlL38Eha
4. The Trap: "Please review this code" - except it's heavily obfuscated JavaScript that no legitimate company would ever send
The Payload
Found the malicious code in ps.config.js - and by "found" I mean "immediately recognized because legitimate code doesn't look like this."
Technical Analysis:
1/6 🚨 SECURITY ALERT: LinkedIn Fake Recruiter Malware Campaign 🚨
Got hit (again) with a sophisticated malware delivery attempt via LinkedIn today. Sharing so nobody becomes exhibit B.
The (usual) Attack Flow
1. Initial Contact: Fake recruiter "Anzhelika Anpolska" (https://t.co/cdwEP19JWK) - profile looks legit enough to pass a 5-second glance
2. Social Engineering: Standard recruitment playbook with artificial urgency (because top talent is definitely recruited via cold LinkedIn DMs asking you to run
random code)
3. Malicious Repository: https://t.co/MhxlL38Eha
4. The Trap: "Please review this code" - except it's heavily obfuscated JavaScript that no legitimate company would ever send
The Payload
Found the malicious code in ps.config.js - and by "found" I mean "immediately recognized because legitimate code doesn't look like this."
Technical Analysis:
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The $ADNS presale will be in $SOL ONLY so make sure you're ready
0.000014 $SOL for whitelist
0.000017 $SOL for public
Strategy has acquired 1,955 BTC for ~$217.4 million at ~$111,196 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 25.8% YTD 2025. As of 9/7/2025, we hodl 638,460 $BTC acquired for ~$47.17 billion at ~$73,880 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC $STRK $STRF $STRD https://t.co/QNIuAWRwEW