L User

I am not going to censor myself to comfort your ignorance!

[L User @LUser013]

@swadharmah @Shekhar_CC Try to choose literate people to form your government. Everything else will be sorted out!

[L User @LUser013]

https://t.co/InbM0zjBp5 #infosec

[NCIIPC India @NCIIPC]

Viewers of @NCIIPC web portal are getting security error in certain browsers due to unrecognized root certificate of Root Certifying Authority of India
(#RCAI). Follow user manual for installation of required root certificate to avoid such warning https://t.co/LWGv5ZFttG

[L User @LUser013]

@tenderlove I can hear the bootup sound. Lol

[nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft]

Machine learning 🤣😂 via https://t.co/PLMviXh8dM

[nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft]

Here we see “rm -rf /“ in progress ...

[L User @LUser013]

He's in a staring match; don't want to get distracted. https://t.co/xW2XWTnH2x

[Khalil @sehnaoui]

Cat coolness level: +9000.

[Ronnie Flathers @ropnop]

New blogpost: extracting unencrypted private SSH keys from Windows 10's new builtin ssh-agent service

Had some fun this weekend playing with the new OpenSSH utilities on Windows 10. Might be useful for pentesters/redteamers :)

https://t.co/Xn47rTfVQc

[EFF @EFF]

Law enforcement has argued for legally mandating encryption backdoors into our devices—and justified this saying they can't get in any other way, citing, in particular, 7,775 un-hackable Phones in 2017.

It's time we learned where that number came from. https://t.co/4RndqcAVKp

[Mastering Vim @MasteringVim]

Vim 8.1 released! The main new feature of Vim 8.1 is support for running a terminal in a Vim window.

https://t.co/Mt6yySQxNM

[Rachel Tobac @RachelTobac]

Here’s an example of getting around 2FA with social engineering. 😬🤖 Dang.
Thanks @alanchavezv for sharing this.

[Fedora Project (@[email protected]) @fedora]

A critical flaw in a DHCP client script has been discovered and disclosed. Learn how to protect your Fedora system here: https://t.co/OMBANtrs4W

[Robert J. Hansen @robertjhansen]

GnuPG has an official statement out. (ObDisclosure: I was the principal author.) 1/

[Robert J. Hansen @robertjhansen]

Long thread. If you want to know the high-level details of the Efail attack, read. Yes, it was embargoed; yes, we were respecting the embargo; but links to the paper are now easy to get, so... here goes. 1/

[Proton @ProtonPrivacy]

Efail is a prime example of irresponsible disclosure. There is no responsibility in hyping the story to @EFF and mainstream media and getting an irresponsible recommendation published (disable PGP), ignoring the fact that many (Enigmail, etc) are already patched.

[L User @LUser013]

@0xAmit I didn't knew that; thank ya!

[Changelog @changelog]

tfw you’ve mastered the command line

[EFF @EFF]

A new security vulnerability has been discovered in PGP (and GPG) that affects a range of email clients and plugins. To protect yourself, EFF highly recommends that for now you uninstall or disable your PGP email plug-in. #efail 1/4 https://t.co/mSpgLbM1ns

[Sebastian Schinzel @[email protected] @seecurity]

We'll publish critical vulnerabilities in PGP/GPG and S/MIME email encryption on 2018-05-15 07:00 UTC. They might reveal the plaintext of encrypted emails, including encrypted emails sent in the past. #efail 1/4