Raphael SCHITZ

co-founder of and

[Smartphones sans Google (GAFAM) @Sans_Google]

Quad9 quitte la France plutôt que de bloquer des sites sur ordre de justice

À partir du 24 novembre 2026, le résolveur DNS gratuit et sans tracking Quad9 ne sera plus disponible pour les utilisateurs situés en France.

La décision fait suite à un jugement français qui oblige Quad9 à bloquer la résolution de certains noms de domaine liés à la diffusion non autorisée de compétitions sportives, à la demande de beIN. L’astreinte a été ramenée à 1 000 € par jour, mais Quad9 refuse de se conformer durablement.

La fondation suisse explique qu’elle ne peut pas identifier de façon fiable les utilisateurs français (elle ne collecte pas de données), et qu’elle refuse d’appliquer une décision française à l’ensemble de ses utilisateurs dans le monde. Elle rappelle aussi que bloquer au niveau DNS ne supprime pas le contenu et est facilement contournable.

Pour Quad9, c’est une question de principe : rester un résolveur neutre, privé et intègre.

Qu’allez-vous utiliser à la place de Quad9 (9.9.9.9) ?

https://t.co/sfQLHbmpgt

#Quad9 #DNS #Privacy #Censorship #France #DigitalSovereignty

[Raphael SCHITZ @hypervisor_fr]

@slashdot @Thinker_View

[Animesh Chouhan @animeshsingh38]

hardware is about to change. forever.

[Doc TB @d0cTB]

We just released Memtest86+ v9.00, our biggest update since the full v6 rewrite in 2022! 🎉

➡️ Now Support ARM64 (AArch64)
➡️ Save Report to USB Drive Feature
➡️ Redesigned Test Algorithms for Efficiency
➡️ Add 128/256-bit SIMD tests (AVX2/NEON/...)
➡️ Add a new Bus Stress Test (DDR5+)
➡️ Add a new RowHammer Test
➡️ Improved Bit Fade Test
➡️ Corrupted SPD detection Test
➡️ Improved Automation (Serial)
➡️ Improved RAM specs detection.
➡️ 100+ new DRAM brands detected
➡️ Support for new platforms (Wildcat Lake...)
➡️ Many (many) Bug fixes

The full changelog and download is available at https://t.co/jw5fdiz1J2

[TrueNAS Open Storage @TrueNAS]

The TrueNAS × Proxmox plug-in is out!

Here's what people are saying....

[Monsieur Bidouille @MrBidouille]

🎥 NOUVELLE VIDÉO ! Comment on enrichi l'uranium ? Et si on allait voir sur place ? https://t.co/RdnjZ2NFsR Avec @Oranogroup

[VideoLAN @videolan]

Your old computer is not dead. It just needs VLC!!!
Running the current VLC version on a iMac G3 (1998) and on a Pentium III on Windows XP (1999).
Live on our booth at @IBCShow, with JBK, you can see and test them. Yes, both machines still work & yes, the latest VLC still runs on them!

No, they are not ready for the e-waste pile....
Because software compatibility is also an environmental feature, and because people don't optimize the software

VLC remembers. It has always had a soft spot for old formats, old machines and technologies everybody else declared dead.

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

Every time you plug a USB device into a Windows machine the operating system writes a record to the registry. That record persists indefinitely after the device is removed, after the device is destroyed, and after you have forgotten the device ever existed.

The registry keys that store this information are located at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\USBSTOR and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\USB. Every device that has ever connected gets an entry containing the device type, manufacturer, product name, hardware ID, and a unique serial number specific to that device.

A separate key at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\DeviceClasses stores the timestamps of first connection, last connection, and last removal for every device. Windows also writes the drive letter assigned to the device and the volume name into additional registry locations.

The Windows Event Log adds another layer. Event IDs 2003, 2004, and 2100 in the Microsoft-Windows-DriverFrameworks-UserMode log record connection and disconnection events with timestamps precise to the millisecond.

The practical implications go in two directions.

From a forensics perspective this is invaluable. Digital investigators can reconstruct exactly which USB devices were connected to a machine, when they were connected, how long they were connected, and what drive letter they were assigned. That evidence has been used in criminal prosecutions, corporate investigations, and data theft cases. The registry does not lie and it does not forget.

From a privacy perspective every USB device you have ever connected to a Windows machine has left a permanent trace that survives removal of the device itself. A flash drive containing sensitive data that you destroyed still has its serial number recorded in the registry of every machine it ever touched.

The only way to remove these records is manually deleting the relevant registry keys or using dedicated tools like USBDeview or DriveCleanup. Windows does not offer a native cleanup mechanism for this data.

Your machine remembers every device. You do not have to.

[William Lam @lamw]

Just 🔃 refreshed Explore 2026 VOD Session URLs (188 breakouts have now been posted) https://t.co/qhDFrZhchd

[XDA @xdadevelopers]

Your BIOS is probably throttling your SSD, and a single toggle can fix it
https://t.co/ljo3jPncQo

[ÉLUCID @elucid]

🟢 NOUVELLE VIDÉO !
C’est la panique ! Les ingérences sont partout ! À l’intérieur, à l’extérieur, les ennemis de la France sont prêts à tout pour saboter les elections et nous dire du mal d’Attal et Glucksman !
On passe en revu les actus de cet été 👇
https://t.co/FRkpuw4f9M

[WinRAR @WinRAR_RARLAB]

Are you 40? If you are, it's time to finnally buy a WinRAR license! Thanks to @buraktuyan for creating this awesome video that no one asked for but that everyone needs! 🤣😎

[Shinobi @ShinobiCCTV]

Shinobi Go just leveled up. It's now compatible with both Linux x86_64 AND arm64. 🐧

https://t.co/PSOe1smcTO

#Shinobi #DevOps #Linux #RaspberryPi #TechNews #OpenSource #SelfHosted

[Javier Blas @JavierBlas]

CHART OF THE DAY: Global electricity generation in absolute terms, by source. A senior @IEA official, who shared the chart on LinkedIn, said coal was, for the time being, "the undisputed leading source of power generation." Perhaps we should spend more time talking about that?

[Shinobi @ShinobiCCTV]

New in Shinobi: the Events page

Every detection your cameras catch, in one searchable grid.

Filter by monitor, date range, object or reason, with a thumbnail and jump-to-video for each hit.

Find the moment you're looking for in seconds.

[Free 1337 @Free_1337]

[Eclipse Effect ] L'eclipse solaire de ce mercredi soir a eu un effet sur nos réseaux Fixe et Mobile : -20% de trafic data pendant le passage de la lune🌘👓

[Shinobi @ShinobiCCTV]

We've released some new #Shinobi plugins:

- YoloV9, YoloNAS & YoloLPR
- Coral Edge TPU detection
- Face Recognition with ArcFace
- TF.js Detection 4.22.0 (CUDA)
- TF.js Face Recognition 2.0.0 + Logging (CUDA)

Some of these can run with #CUDA, #ROCm or #OpenVINO

[Slashdot @slashdot]

Quake Celebrates 30th Anniversary: New Official Episode With New Maps and Mechanics https://t.co/qBh4IJYJ7T

[DANΞ @cryps1s]

Our Black Hat talk on the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident is now live on youtube.

This is a watershed moment for the industry. I encourage all defenders to watch, consider how attack dynamics will imminently change, and plan for accelerating defense.

https://t.co/5B6k7YfpcP

[Sipeed @SipeedLab]

Quick check for your #NanoKVM-Go Order: Please verify your payment status,the platform’s correction window closes soon.
Unresolved pledges will be voided after that. If you know other backers, a gentle nudge could help them keep their early-bird discount.
https://t.co/IdBNtBA8Dr