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I'm finally sharing my xnu_1day_practice project.
It documents I've studied on my own over the past year ..
Feel free to check it out if interested in researching XNU kernel vulnerability.
@Avereo@jun_song No, prompts and context given to OpenAI or Anthropic aren't being handed to the federal government. And I'm not sure what your other crazy ass nonsense is about.
got hired to do a red team assessment
walked into the office building
the front door was locked, told admin that I came to meet an employee (did OSINT) and got in
the server room was unlocked cause it was getting cleaned
the admin password was on a sticky note on the monitor
i could have compromised everything in 10 minutes
but the vending machine had those good chips and redbull so i got distracted
billed them for 8 hours
report: "your physical security needs work. also your vending machine is excellent"
.@Stanford University already cools data centers with zero water loss (and has for a decade) through a 4th-generation district heating/cooling system (the cooling system makes it 4th-gen).
The system consists of two chillers and a boiler and 42 km of cold water pipes and 35 km of hot water pipes around the university to heat and cool buildings, including data centers. The chillers are cooled and boilers are warmed with air-source heat pumps that use waste heat from data centers and waste heat/cold from buildings as their air source. Electricity for the heat pumps and almost all campus uses is offset from 150 MW of solar the university purchased.
Stanford was the first university to be 100% renewable for heating, cooling, and electricity.
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Congrats to the IDF on 78 years.... of becoming Nazis.... Of killing babies... Of committing genocide... Of committing war crimes... Of becoming the most hated military on the planet...
WATCH: We're building the most dictator-ready tech in history.
Why? Meet the frontier AI trilemma. You can:
1️⃣Operate globally
2️⃣Comply with restrictive 'safety' laws
3️⃣Serve unrestricted cognition
But you can only pick 2!
Given US directive suspending Fable 5 & Mythos, I think state control is coming even faster than I predicted last week.
I just reverse engineered the YellowKey BitLocker bypass
Microsoft shipped code that checks for a flag called "FailRelock" in every Windows 11 recovery image. When it's set to 1, after recovery unlocks your BitLocker drive, it never relocks it. All you need is a USB stick.
This code only exists in the recovery environment. Not in normal Windows. They left an entire debug testing framework in production.
Most people don't understand the amount of time that goes into creating content. Each video of mine, has to go through 5 phases:
1. Preparation - this phase involves preparing scripts / slides / content for the video. This phase takes up the most time.
2. Recording - this phase involves the actual recording of the video which surprisingly takes up the least amount of time.
3. Editing - this phase takes up at least 3 times the duration of the video. So if the video was an hour long, then it requires 3 hours to edit. My videos are course style and so they don't require heavy editing. Had they required heavy editing, it could easily take up over 3 times the duration of the video.
4. Uploading - this phase involves uploading the video on Youtube / Academy, adding a description to the video, a thumbnail, tags, outro, info cards, etc.
5. Subtitles - adding English subtitles is something that I've recently started working on.
It's so easy for this to become a full time job if you're releasing on a weekly schedule 😅 I used to keep track of everything in my head, but with 140+ videos, I had to create an excel document to keep track of the status of each video!
Here's a snippet of the Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) videos on my academy.