Vivaldi's “Winter,” visualized in a fascinating way, so that the auditory experience is even more intense; one can literally “see” the music, so to speak
Windows keeps a thumbnail of every photo you've ever deleted.
It sits in a file called thumbcache_256.db, and forensic examiners pull it routinely. There are 15 more stores like it.
Here's how to find them and wipe them:
Most people stop at “would a gun even fire in space?”
That’s the least interesting part.
A modern cartridge brings its own oxidizer. The chemistry works fine in vacuum. The real physics starts the moment the bullet leaves the barrel.
You’re already moving at orbital speed. The bullet inherits that velocity and then gets an extra few hundred metres per second in whatever direction you aimed.
Fired forward, it climbs into a higher orbit on the opposite side of Earth. Fired backward, its perigee drops. Fired sideways, it ends up on a different inclination. In every case the bullet is no longer a projectile. It’s a tiny, unguided satellite.
At the same time, conservation of momentum gives you a small but permanent velocity change in the opposite direction. One trigger pull, two new orbits.
Newton sketched the same idea centuries ago with a cannon on a mountain. Give the cannonball enough sideways speed and the ground falls away as fast as the ball falls toward it. That’s orbit. A rifle in low Earth orbit is just a very small, very fast version of the same experiment.
In 1975 the Soviets actually ran a version of it. An unmanned military station fired a cannon in orbit shortly before it was deorbited. The principle has already been demonstrated.
So the question isn’t whether the gun works. It’s whether you’d be willing to turn yourself and a single bullet into two slightly different pieces of orbital debris with one pull of the trigger.
🇲🇽 MEXICO: Alleged Telcel Database Leak Posted on Cybercrime Forum
A threat actor has published what they describe as “Part 1” of a database allegedly associated with Mexican telecommunications provider Telcel.
* The post includes a sample containing customer and account-related records.
* Exposed fields appear to include names, telephone numbers, addresses, cities, postal codes, account identifiers, device brands/models and service-plan information.
* The actor describes the release as only the first part of the alleged Telcel dataset.
Analyst Note: The sample indicates potentially sensitive subscriber information, but DDW has not independently verified the dataset’s authenticity, scale, freshness, or whether the data originated directly from Telcel.
#DDW #Intelligence #DarkWeb #Mexico
[Blog] Encuentran la tarjeta de memoria SanDisk intacta tras el accidente del sumergible OceanGate Titan y recuperan 12 imágenes y 9 vídeos
https://t.co/IYFCglQt51
🚨 A new Android banking trojan is here: Datzbro.
It doesn’t just steal logins—it recreates your screen in real time for full device takeover.
Victims? Seniors lured via fake “active trip” groups on Facebook.
Details → https://t.co/xgc0Y9SoxS
⚠️🇲🇽Alerta: Confirmando el aviso de @ivillasenor se reporta que un nuevo ciberataque ha puesto en riesgo a más de 2.6 millones de personas en México, tras la filtración de bases de datos pertenecientes a organismos de agua en Jalisco y Puebla.
The FBI has released a #PSA warning about an ongoing malicious text and AI-generated voice messaging campaign impersonating senior US federal or state government officials. Click for tips to help you spot a fake message: https://t.co/DUtzh35cUK
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Hackers are using Google Tag Manager (GTM) to inject credit card skimmers into E-commerce sites.
At least 6 compromised sites identified so far. Here's what we're seeing. 👇
Recent Technological Developments have made it feasible to build your own inexpensive, private cellular telecom system to insure privacy.
This is how the Mexican Drug Cartels did It!
Mobile Hacking: How the Mexican Drug Cartels Built Their Mobile Network to Avoid Detection
https://t.co/RsYZ5kwDpq
El pibe que sabe que tarde o temprano la policía irá a por él por ver el fútbol pirata 🤣
PD: Fuera de bromas, en España te cae la ley si miras el fútbol por IPTV 😂
https://t.co/KTwrI7W1KE
🌐 ¡Nuevo informe del Comité de la Convención de Cibercriminalidad (Convenio de #Budapest)!
📄 El informe de evaluación adoptado en la 31ª Sesión Plenaria del T-CY analiza el Artículo 19 del Convenio de Budapest sobre la búsqueda y el aseguramiento de datos informáticos almacenados. Este reporte destaca cómo los países implementan medidas legislativas y procedimentales clave para abordar desafíos como el acceso remoto encubierto, el uso de credenciales adquiridas legalmente y las salvaguardas en situaciones de emergencia.
🔍 Puntos destacados:
▪️Adaptación de leyes nacionales para la búsqueda y aseguramiento de datos.
▪️Salvaguardas para equilibrar derechos fundamentales y necesidades de justicia.
▪️Ejemplos de buenas prácticas globales.
🔗 https://t.co/vZ9tq8eqTk
#Cibercriminalidad #ConvenciónDeBudapest #Ciberseguridad #DerechosDigitales