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[packetmonk @packetmonk]

@Dra8er Giving it as a heirloom to my kids, Siri butchered that voice to text.

[packetmonk @packetmonk]

@Dra8er Epic gift, I have one of those. Heidi g it to my kids.

[Chaosium @Chaosium_Inc]

Here are the release dates for the eagerly-awaited Lands of RuneQuest: Sartar and RuneQuest: The Apple Lane Campaign.
#runequest #glorantha #ttrpg
https://t.co/nhqaNMz1yD

[packetmonk @packetmonk]

@Mabon5127 Our GM was running a dimension hopping and brought Dark Sun in!

[packetmonk @packetmonk]

@silverlock That’s intense mini setup, color me envious!

[packetmonk @packetmonk]

@silverlock Ordered!

[packetmonk @packetmonk]

@johnternus Congratulations!

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

We’re giving all @Grok @Bot users another free reset on token usage

[IT Guy @T3chFalcon]

Malicious charging cables look exactly like normal ones.

The https://t.co/ye56sj1TFQ cable is the clearest example. looks like a standard Apple Lightning or USB-C cable. a hidden chip inside gives an attacker remote access to your device the moment you plug it in.

what it can do:

— log every keystroke
— inject commands as if someone is typing on your keyboard
— exfiltrate files
— open a remote shell
— operate over WiFi from up to 300 feet away

you cannot tell by looking at it. the chip is inside the cable housing. no visible difference.

Hak5(@Hak5) sells them commercially at $120-$180.

They've been found at conference floors. hotel lobbies. left near charging stations in airports. given away as "free" promotional items at events.

Never plug a cable you didn't buy sealed from a reputable retailer.

never borrow a charging cable from a stranger. ever.

if you need to charge using an unknown cable: use a USB data blocker. it's a small pass-through device that allows power but blocks data pins entirely. costs under $10. fits on a keychain.

if you need to share a cable at a conference: use a power-only cable. no data pins at all. physically cannot transmit anything other than charge.

[packetmonk @packetmonk]

Work stunted until Sep 6. Two out-of-pocket Ultra seats, 1.x user. Support: no mid-cycle reset. Cap spend and pin Luna/Composer if you run loops.

[packetmonk @packetmonk]

$200 Ultra. Auto is no longer flat. Agents default to Grok 4.6 High.

Miss the changelog and you buy list-price tokens until the cycle rolls.

Loyal users shouldn’t have to find that out by hitting a wall. @cursor_ai @mntruell

[Unit 42 @Unit42_Intel]

Unit 42 is actively monitoring newly created network infrastructure likely associated with Com-affiliated threat actors based on known fingerprints. MFA-themed domains are likely being used to target organizations across a variety of industries. Details: https://t.co/rRcRf5csUV

[Jack Carr @JackCarrUSA]

Who remembers?

AMERICAN NINJA starring Michael Dudikoff hit screens on this day in 1985 🇺🇸🥷

[WITNESS813 @WITNESS813]

My Gen X buddy is extra spicy in this one, and burn cream won’t remedy this level of cremation. 🔥🤣

[PopCultFrenzy @PopCultFrenzy]

Without exaggerating, Generation X would not be the same without Mr. Peter Cullen. Thank you for everything. See you down the road sometime. 'Til all are one.

Autobots, roll out.

[Unit 42 @Unit42_Intel]

We are tracking network infrastructure likely associated with actors affiliated with cybercrime group Com, based on known fingerprints. One domain (passkeyconnect[.]com) is likely being used to target organizations across a variety of industries. Details: https://t.co/8TdbitYPjp

[Palo Alto Networks @PaloAltoNtwks]

When attacks move at machine speed, network defense has to move faster.

Explore virtual patching, AI-powered operations, post-quantum security, and more at InterSECt 2026.

Watch it on demand. https://t.co/eaPCy9HwG2

[Palo Alto Networks @PaloAltoNtwks]

When vulnerabilities can become exploits in minutes, traditional response timelines no longer hold.

Our Chief Product and Technology Officer, Lee Klarich, explains to @Sourceryy's @MollySOShea why defenders must adapt for the Frontier AI era.

See how we're helping defenders stay ahead. https://t.co/wsyrvdQvv8

[Palo Alto Networks @PaloAltoNtwks]

Mythos changed the cybersecurity clock.

@nikesharora joins @sourceryy to chat with @MollySOShea about attacks moving in minutes, shrinking defender timelines, and why AI has to work on both sides of the equation.

See the full conversation. https://t.co/L0tpfZUGBO

[Palo Alto Networks @PaloAltoNtwks]

Vulnerabilities are weaponized in minutes, but learning to stop them takes under two.

Rich Campagna shares his top 5 takeaways from the PAN-OS 12.2 Ceres release, covering everything from virtual patching to post-quantum readiness.

Register for InterSECt 2026 for the full deep dive. https://t.co/yTH4fd641g