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*tapping sign*
December 13, 2025 at 2:18 AM
*tapping sign*
Point 7 of the relevant facts about the conspiracy in the indictment is specifically that at all times *they* (the conspirators) believed that Cyber_Ice was a spook along with another defendant.
So it sounds like it was, at least internally, part of the story?
So it sounds like it was, at least internally, part of the story?
![7. Defendants [REDACTED] and co-conspirators believed that
defendant CYBER_ICE was at all relevant times a Russian government
agent and defendant [REDACTED] worked for the Federal Security Service
of the Russian Federation (FSB).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2hhz3iikioelixxe73cdxxuu/bafkreigsh46g4q7clk2mu67gtkry2vjqdnajaba5srkerpgpax3qoppx7a@jpeg)
December 12, 2025 at 7:20 PM
Point 7 of the relevant facts about the conspiracy in the indictment is specifically that at all times *they* (the conspirators) believed that Cyber_Ice was a spook along with another defendant.
So it sounds like it was, at least internally, part of the story?
So it sounds like it was, at least internally, part of the story?
guy files false report of stolen vehicle, later claims it was a "joke" or "forgot".
and of course, everyone's favourite panopticon vendor flock is in the report.
and of course, everyone's favourite panopticon vendor flock is in the report.
December 10, 2025 at 10:31 PM
guy files false report of stolen vehicle, later claims it was a "joke" or "forgot".
and of course, everyone's favourite panopticon vendor flock is in the report.
and of course, everyone's favourite panopticon vendor flock is in the report.
do not ever let them put in the indictment that i didn't know how to run nmap.
![Overt Act No. 30: On February 15, 2025, defendant [REDACTED]
researched on the internet how to use the computer program, Nmap, to
scan “all ports” of a computer network for open ports and/or
vulnerabilities.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2hhz3iikioelixxe73cdxxuu/bafkreiee4jubhxh7q546gxz4tfjbll4cidp74ul3svqfp3h4ljkcqzyu4q@jpeg)
December 10, 2025 at 6:40 PM
do not ever let them put in the indictment that i didn't know how to run nmap.
incredible stuff.
the ad agency that made it deleted their blog post writing about it too.
the ad agency that made it deleted their blog post writing about it too.
December 9, 2025 at 7:54 PM
incredible stuff.
the ad agency that made it deleted their blog post writing about it too.
the ad agency that made it deleted their blog post writing about it too.
@Grok, 11:30 AM, February 24th. Entering The Town Of Starbase, Texas...
December 9, 2025 at 3:51 PM
@Grok, 11:30 AM, February 24th. Entering The Town Of Starbase, Texas...
This is a really concise, clear rundown of Bug Bounties and where they fall short by a (the?) subject matter expert.
One of the points worth elaborating on, "very few of the ones that are capable think it is worth their while".
Adversaries want what your software protects more than you can afford.
One of the points worth elaborating on, "very few of the ones that are capable think it is worth their while".
Adversaries want what your software protects more than you can afford.
December 9, 2025 at 3:34 PM
This is a really concise, clear rundown of Bug Bounties and where they fall short by a (the?) subject matter expert.
One of the points worth elaborating on, "very few of the ones that are capable think it is worth their while".
Adversaries want what your software protects more than you can afford.
One of the points worth elaborating on, "very few of the ones that are capable think it is worth their while".
Adversaries want what your software protects more than you can afford.
I see so much generated stuff now.
Just came across this, apparently generated by art people, who were doing art before GenAI.
Imagery generated by people who aren't interested in what it looks like that only looks good to people who aren't paying attention to what it shows.
Just came across this, apparently generated by art people, who were doing art before GenAI.
Imagery generated by people who aren't interested in what it looks like that only looks good to people who aren't paying attention to what it shows.
December 8, 2025 at 11:36 PM
I see so much generated stuff now.
Just came across this, apparently generated by art people, who were doing art before GenAI.
Imagery generated by people who aren't interested in what it looks like that only looks good to people who aren't paying attention to what it shows.
Just came across this, apparently generated by art people, who were doing art before GenAI.
Imagery generated by people who aren't interested in what it looks like that only looks good to people who aren't paying attention to what it shows.
okay so it looks like shit, is a sequence brief clips woven together with no theme or consistent...but!
did you consider that it let an Australian company pay an American company for the footage without ever having to film in Europe?
it would have been cold!
did you consider that it let an Australian company pay an American company for the footage without ever having to film in Europe?
it would have been cold!
December 8, 2025 at 11:08 PM
okay so it looks like shit, is a sequence brief clips woven together with no theme or consistent...but!
did you consider that it let an Australian company pay an American company for the footage without ever having to film in Europe?
it would have been cold!
did you consider that it let an Australian company pay an American company for the footage without ever having to film in Europe?
it would have been cold!
Gen Z are re-inventing mid-2000s PHP SQL sanitizer functions.
![/**
* Enhanced input sanitization
*/
function sanitizeInput($input) {
if (!is_string($input)) {
return false;
}
// Define forbidden characters
$forbiddenChars = ['(', ')', '=', '*', ';', '--', '/*', '*/', 'union', 'select', 'insert', 'update', 'delete', 'drop'];
$input_lower = strtolower($input);
// Check for forbidden characters and SQL keywords
foreach ($forbiddenChars as $char) {
if (strpos($input_lower, strtolower($char)) !== false) {
return false;
}
}
return htmlspecialchars(trim($input), ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8');
}](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2hhz3iikioelixxe73cdxxuu/bafkreicsc5gjeudxefsupcvhsrmc74mq6qwai6lvd6oqtflg7dokcqxzhm@jpeg)
December 8, 2025 at 12:39 AM
Gen Z are re-inventing mid-2000s PHP SQL sanitizer functions.
Found badly written tools. An "obfuscated" string led me to a site, a unique string in the site code led me to a copy of the site on github.
Where I encountered the following: an admission that a user with "1337" in their handle has *repeatedly* accidentally infected themselves with skid malware.
Where I encountered the following: an admission that a user with "1337" in their handle has *repeatedly* accidentally infected themselves with skid malware.
December 7, 2025 at 11:53 PM
Found badly written tools. An "obfuscated" string led me to a site, a unique string in the site code led me to a copy of the site on github.
Where I encountered the following: an admission that a user with "1337" in their handle has *repeatedly* accidentally infected themselves with skid malware.
Where I encountered the following: an admission that a user with "1337" in their handle has *repeatedly* accidentally infected themselves with skid malware.
I heard you like YAML...
![sops.templates."X-rules.yaml".content = toYaml {
apiVersion = "v1";
kind = "ConfigMap";
metadata.name = "X-rules";
data = {
rules-file = toYaml [{
macro = "X";
condition = "container and (proc.exepath=X)";
}];
};
};](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2hhz3iikioelixxe73cdxxuu/bafkreihnxsvg5ynjr3cvdckcxlgue3kkuwcprszqfxdtxcprlbska2ovry@jpeg)
December 7, 2025 at 9:28 PM
I heard you like YAML...
Incredible called shot that's been stuck in my head.
December 6, 2025 at 11:51 PM
Incredible called shot that's been stuck in my head.
I have some bad news.
December 3, 2025 at 5:19 PM
I have some bad news.
uuuuh, look, I can explain....
December 3, 2025 at 5:11 PM
uuuuh, look, I can explain....
I figured out where the ARG is from, it's some AI slop made by uwu-underground[.]bsky[.]social
So the name redaction was indeed over-cautious.
So the name redaction was indeed over-cautious.
December 1, 2025 at 9:01 PM
I figured out where the ARG is from, it's some AI slop made by uwu-underground[.]bsky[.]social
So the name redaction was indeed over-cautious.
So the name redaction was indeed over-cautious.
here's some weird/funny ones.
A contract with a mistress, thankfully uploaded blank so none of the details of subject identity and preferences are filled in.
And a really strange document that after some poking around I'm pretty sure is part of an ARG. Redacted the name on it, just in case.
A contract with a mistress, thankfully uploaded blank so none of the details of subject identity and preferences are filled in.
And a really strange document that after some poking around I'm pretty sure is part of an ARG. Redacted the name on it, just in case.
![Contract form of Mistress [REDACTED].](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2hhz3iikioelixxe73cdxxuu/bafkreieykkluukylnbesiiwtoawrnbyar3p4w6zmvgvt3jva7agibagcoq@jpeg)
![Strange document entitled "CHERNOBOG STRATEGIC DIRECTORATE" claiming to be a "REASSIGNMENT ORDER" for "[REDACTED] (Combat Medic)" and a bunch of make up details about fake military stuff.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2hhz3iikioelixxe73cdxxuu/bafkreigx2wgfvu2q5e3iqshlyslc6m6ralv2rr5di7o2bbdosdcz6uzm7y@jpeg)
December 1, 2025 at 8:40 PM
here's some weird/funny ones.
A contract with a mistress, thankfully uploaded blank so none of the details of subject identity and preferences are filled in.
And a really strange document that after some poking around I'm pretty sure is part of an ARG. Redacted the name on it, just in case.
A contract with a mistress, thankfully uploaded blank so none of the details of subject identity and preferences are filled in.
And a really strange document that after some poking around I'm pretty sure is part of an ARG. Redacted the name on it, just in case.
found an update also uploaded, and they're still restoring. ouch.
December 1, 2025 at 8:14 PM
found an update also uploaded, and they're still restoring. ouch.
Recently I replaced GNU strings with a ripgrep alias (to better handle unicode strings and other reasons). It looks kinda like this:
rg -IUzao '(\pL|\pM|\pN|\pP|\pZ|\pS){4,}' ...
Anyone got any further improvements/suggestions?
(in the screenshots the e: prefix uses GNU strings)
rg -IUzao '(\pL|\pM|\pN|\pP|\pZ|\pS){4,}' ...
Anyone got any further improvements/suggestions?
(in the screenshots the e: prefix uses GNU strings)
December 1, 2025 at 6:35 PM
Recently I replaced GNU strings with a ripgrep alias (to better handle unicode strings and other reasons). It looks kinda like this:
rg -IUzao '(\pL|\pM|\pN|\pP|\pZ|\pS){4,}' ...
Anyone got any further improvements/suggestions?
(in the screenshots the e: prefix uses GNU strings)
rg -IUzao '(\pL|\pM|\pN|\pP|\pZ|\pS){4,}' ...
Anyone got any further improvements/suggestions?
(in the screenshots the e: prefix uses GNU strings)
I've already had to set about:config options to remove LLM from @mozilla.org and they keep adding new shit to try to trick people into using it accidentally.
Even with "browser.ml.enabled" and "browser.ml.chat.enabled" set to false, "browser.ml.chat.page" also needs to be explicitly set to false.
🖕
Even with "browser.ml.enabled" and "browser.ml.chat.enabled" set to false, "browser.ml.chat.page" also needs to be explicitly set to false.
🖕
November 30, 2025 at 11:47 AM
I've already had to set about:config options to remove LLM from @mozilla.org and they keep adding new shit to try to trick people into using it accidentally.
Even with "browser.ml.enabled" and "browser.ml.chat.enabled" set to false, "browser.ml.chat.page" also needs to be explicitly set to false.
🖕
Even with "browser.ml.enabled" and "browser.ml.chat.enabled" set to false, "browser.ml.chat.page" also needs to be explicitly set to false.
🖕
breach notification, their website appears down still?
November 30, 2025 at 4:42 AM
breach notification, their website appears down still?
That's a thread that literally nobody in power wants to start pulling on.
For decades American foreign policy has been an unending series of war crimes.
He will never face consequences for "war crimes", it'll be a slap on the wrist for not getting the right signatures on paper first.
For decades American foreign policy has been an unending series of war crimes.
He will never face consequences for "war crimes", it'll be a slap on the wrist for not getting the right signatures on paper first.
November 30, 2025 at 3:18 AM
That's a thread that literally nobody in power wants to start pulling on.
For decades American foreign policy has been an unending series of war crimes.
He will never face consequences for "war crimes", it'll be a slap on the wrist for not getting the right signatures on paper first.
For decades American foreign policy has been an unending series of war crimes.
He will never face consequences for "war crimes", it'll be a slap on the wrist for not getting the right signatures on paper first.
airport shift logs, for toronto pearson.
November 29, 2025 at 12:55 PM
airport shift logs, for toronto pearson.
ouch, you are being seriously overcharged for your "Geek Squad" "Pro Secure VPN". what a racket.
November 29, 2025 at 3:05 AM
ouch, you are being seriously overcharged for your "Geek Squad" "Pro Secure VPN". what a racket.
I have a large collection of mostly plaintext files.
It's crazy what btrfs compression and de-duplication can do.
Previously disk usage, with them individually compressed as files was ~460GB.
In both cases, using zstd:3
It's crazy what btrfs compression and de-duplication can do.
Previously disk usage, with them individually compressed as files was ~460GB.
In both cases, using zstd:3
November 27, 2025 at 5:07 AM
I have a large collection of mostly plaintext files.
It's crazy what btrfs compression and de-duplication can do.
Previously disk usage, with them individually compressed as files was ~460GB.
In both cases, using zstd:3
It's crazy what btrfs compression and de-duplication can do.
Previously disk usage, with them individually compressed as files was ~460GB.
In both cases, using zstd:3