#linux#geek#hamradio (ON1GPS, ex ON3GPS) #sysadmin likes to rant (my own personal views, yada yada) I'm not perfect either..
lot of anger against polictics
And after voting that out too...
🇪🇺 ChatControl is back with a vengeance
The Conservatives (EPP) are attempting to force a new vote TODAY (March 26) seeking to reverse the European Parliament's NO on indiscriminate scanning of ALL your private messages, emails and photos
This is a direct attack on democracy and blatant disregard for your right to privacy
If you're European contact your representatives now, with this handy form:
https://t.co/Zypz9GS9hB
If not, please share this tweet so more people see it and we can block the vote
It's crazy they keep just bringing back whatever they want until it's passed!
Obviously now we see the European Commission is controlled by powerful evil lobbying groups 👺
Tegenwoordig moet je afspraak maken in het stadhuis om een pas aan te vragen hier in sin city.. vroeger kon je gewoon nummertje trekken.. waarom die achteruitgang in dienstverlening?
The article shows a proof-of-concept where DOOM is stored across ~2,000 DNS TXT records and executed directly from memory. A PowerShell loader reconstructs the binary via DNS queries, illustrating how DNS can act as a covert payload delivery system.
https://t.co/HyJWYJGqgk
@Koentatweets@elsvandoesburg Ook alsof het enkel grok is dat dat kan.. En ze is precies vergeten wat photoshop is. 'om nog maar te zwijgen wat weekbladen zoals humo al decennia regelmatig uitsteken...
Researchers have found two new vulnerabilities in React Server Components while attempting to exploit the patches last week.
These are new issues, separate from the critical CVE last week. The patch for React2Shell remains effective for the Remote Code Execution exploit.
🇪🇺Misleading headlines: #ChatControl is not dead, it is being privatized! 🚨
EU governments voted today for:
🔍 Warrantless mass surveillance
🆔 Mandatory ID for everyone (End of anonymity)
🚫 Digital house arrest for teens
The fight continues! 👇 https://t.co/57PHcsTdJ4
GitLab’s Vulnerability Research team uncovered a widespread npm supply chain attack involving a destructive malware variant with a built-in “dead man’s switch.”
The malware spreads through compromised npm packages, steals credentials, and contains a data-wiping payload if its channels are disrupted.
We’re sharing early details to help developers and security teams assess exposure and stay protected.
👉 Read the full analysis: https://t.co/Tel2iQDSpo