@MilkRoad If there’s anyone recalcitrant it’s the banks. The only thing they have to do is compete with fair yields. No deal is better than a bad deal.
@kennie_roy@jokowords I can think if 2 reasons at least:
1 - ChatGPT doesn’t have ads… yet. (probably the largest revenue generator for most digital platforms).
2 - Most people use the free tier of the service (so no revenue from most of the customers).
Bridewell and Group-IB expose the APT’s unknown infrastructure.
In our latest report our Bridewell CTI team and the @GroupIB Research Team detail key findings into the APT group ‘SideWinder’.
Read the full report here: https://t.co/sIB84hOsI1
Bridewell CTI track down Ursnif, aka Gozi malware, the ex-banking trojan facilitating ransomware operations such as Royal. The Bridewell team describes recent campaigns involving the malware and how they underwent the hunt for its C2 infrastructure, including an analysis of their findings.
The report can be found here👉https://t.co/iWVQ9dMqdR
#Ursnif #Gozi #Royal #Ransomware
Bridewell Intelligence has identified an unreported infostealer, named "I'm Better", that targets valuable information such as cryptocurrency wallets, browser credentials, and session cookies. ➡️https://t.co/MWqrL0IJT7 #imbetter#infostealer#malware#infosec#cybersecurity
@Jay_Andy12@TheQuartering That would be everyone’s best option but a lot of people don’t play games so they’d settle for the inferior series. Gameplay mechanics are kind of aged now but its the story and performances that set it apart and made it exceptional. Just don’t bother with the 2nd one at all.
@GermanStrands Of course Elden Ring. It’s larger, it has more gameplay options and it’s more diverse in landscapes. Still prefer Sekiro over both though. It was my first FromSoft game so it’ll always be most special.
@RazorCrashed@AndreaPichinini Sorry I think my saying “you do you” implied you personally but I meant people who enjoyed TLOU2. I only disagreed when you said it sold a lot.
For years ATT&CK Navigator has enabled users to annotate and make ATT&CK their own. Today, the Center for Threat Informed Defense released another piece of the toolkit, which lets users create and share their own techniques. Check out ATT&CK Workbench at https://t.co/tnohtCSLLs