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This is your unsolicited reminder that an incident is NOT a breach. Unless you have a law degree or are a CISO, you shouldn't be making that distinction.
π΄ Critical Alert: Microsoft has just released a massive patch for 161 vulnerabilities across its software, including 3 zero-day flaws that have been actively exploited.
β€· CVE-2025-21333
β€· CVE-2025-21334
β€· CVE-2025-21335
Patch now: https://t.co/0herwJS73C
IT security is not just about testing how it's supposed to work, but trying to identify and test all the ways it's NOT supposed to work.
The latter is the hard part and what consumes most of your time.
Do you know why attackers can stand up infrastructure so fast?
They don't have to go to meetings, get blocked by "change control", or succeed in politics.
They focus on the goal, take on problems as they occur, and otherwise have lost their fucks.
Offsec is a mindset. I really believe that.
The best engineers, in my opinion, are the ones who can compartmentalize and personify a real threat actor as well as an admin and a defender while not pissing off the C-Suite enough to keep their job.
Few BloodHound python updates: LDAP channel binding is now supported with Kerberos auth (native) or with NTLM (custom ldap3 version). Furthermore, the BH CE collector now has its own pypi package and command. You can have both on the same system with pipx. https://t.co/PwhsOkZMzW
π¨ A critical CVE-2024-52046 vulnerability in Apache MINA, scoring a perfect CVSS 10.0, could enable remote code execution.
The flaw lies in Javaβs deserialization protocol, leaving systems wide open to attack if improperly secured.
Read now: https://t.co/CFo6ZC7qnU
Obsidian has completed a second independent audit by the security firm @cure53berlin.
The report finds that incremental updates since Obsidian 1.5.3 maintained the highest degree of attention to security, and that no new vulnerabilities were introduced.
https://t.co/Ao2E1Lt8oK
Particular emphasis was placed on hardening the Web viewer plugin during its development process, to ensure it would pass our strict security standards.
We're proud to report that the Cure53 team reviewed the resolutions and concluded that their recommendations have been properly followed.
We make Obsidian so we can capture our own private thoughts and ideas. Independent audits help us ensure that our code and procedures meet the highest security standards. We will continue working with industry-leading security firms to provide comprehensive coverage and transparency towards this commitment.