📅 President Trump’s Daily Schedule
Thursday, June 11, 2026
8:00 AM EDT THE PRESIDENT participates in Executive Time
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📍 The White House
11:00 AM EDT THE PRESIDENT receives his Intelligence Briefing
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📍 The White House
11:00 AM EDT THE FIRST LADY launches Fostering the Future Accounts
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📍 United States Department of the Treasury
3:00 PM EDT THE PRESIDENT signs a Proclamation
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📍 Oval Office
4:30 PM EDT THE PRESIDENT participates in a Policy Meeting
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📍 Oval Office
6:30 PM EDT THE PRESIDENT participates in a Tele-Rally
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📍 Oval Office
7:00 PM EDT THE PRESIDENT participates in Tele-Rally
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📍 Oval Office
Distributed on June 11, 2026
Recently released my first iOS app in 10 years –– it's a social platform for sharing your airport lounge visits with friends and completing challenges (including the elusive ATL marathon, where you visit all seven sky clubs in one day)
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How I discovered leaked Snowflake credentials for a Fortune 500 Manufacturing Company using…
https://t.co/yuUdJ4nmY8
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Can we eliminate the C2 server entirely and create truly autonomous malware?
On the Dreadnode blog, Principal Security Researcher @0xdab0 details how we developed an entirely local, C2-less malware that can autonomously discover and exploit one type of privilege escalation vulnerability.
A future where fully autonomous red team assessments are powered by nothing more than a pre-installed local model and a Lua interpreter may be closer than you’d imagine.
Read about it here: https://t.co/dDcOF9jZkp
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List of *free* sources for timely and reasonably vetted malicious threat feeds for domains, IPs, and files. Did I miss any?
AlienVault OTX Pulses (https://t.co/c7gu2XzJlQ)
Malware Bazaar (https://t.co/DVhmR1Nmtn)
URLHaus/ThreatFox (https://t.co/1uzMfpPwY6)
OpenPhish (https://t.co/VjoaTeztIW)
EmergingThreats (https://t.co/L5BLwyf8Zu)
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My bug bounty triage pet peeve: reporting a vuln via a company’s external responsible disclosure policy as a Good Samaritan, only for their system to create a linked report on Bugcrowd that ends up getting marked NA, therefore negatively affecting your platform reputation.
Companies typically define scope very generically on their own websites, but have more details on their private H1/BC pages. When you use external forms, you are forced to blindly submit reports.
Not an issue with any particular triager — it’s a platform design flaw with managed triage integrations on @Hacker0x01 and @Bugcrowd.