Sergio Alves Domingues
@sad-ch.bsky.social
Swiss dude working in IT security. Enthusiast about tech, music and flying things.
Reposted by Sergio Alves Domingues
2026 will bring more blockchain/quantum/AI scams, hacks, overvaluations, bankruptcies; VC psyops, trolls and bots, paid articles and endorsements.
Meanwhile there wont be no...
- "AGI"
- useful/practical quantum computers
- meaningful blockchain use beyond tokenization
Like the past 10 years.
Meanwhile there wont be no...
- "AGI"
- useful/practical quantum computers
- meaningful blockchain use beyond tokenization
Like the past 10 years.
December 27, 2025 at 11:15 AM
2026 will bring more blockchain/quantum/AI scams, hacks, overvaluations, bankruptcies; VC psyops, trolls and bots, paid articles and endorsements.
Meanwhile there wont be no...
- "AGI"
- useful/practical quantum computers
- meaningful blockchain use beyond tokenization
Like the past 10 years.
Meanwhile there wont be no...
- "AGI"
- useful/practical quantum computers
- meaningful blockchain use beyond tokenization
Like the past 10 years.
First actual case of lives saved by Garmin Emergency Autoland: m.slashdot.org/story/450507
That’s pretty impressive! I wonder what (besides proximity) goes into airport selection and if ATC have any way of interacting with it (e.g. if selected runway turns up being unusable).
That’s pretty impressive! I wonder what (besides proximity) goes into airport selection and if ATC have any way of interacting with it (e.g. if selected runway turns up being unusable).
Slashdot
m.slashdot.org
December 23, 2025 at 8:53 AM
First actual case of lives saved by Garmin Emergency Autoland: m.slashdot.org/story/450507
That’s pretty impressive! I wonder what (besides proximity) goes into airport selection and if ATC have any way of interacting with it (e.g. if selected runway turns up being unusable).
That’s pretty impressive! I wonder what (besides proximity) goes into airport selection and if ATC have any way of interacting with it (e.g. if selected runway turns up being unusable).
Reposted by Sergio Alves Domingues
Read this upsetting story at the BBC today about scam groups that are using terminally ill children to raise money then stiffing the parents of the funds. The story says the scam was tied to an org called Chance Letikva (chanceletikva.org) but stops short of figuring out who's responsible […]
Original post on infosec.exchange
infosec.exchange
December 16, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Read this upsetting story at the BBC today about scam groups that are using terminally ill children to raise money then stiffing the parents of the funds. The story says the scam was tied to an org called Chance Letikva (chanceletikva.org) but stops short of figuring out who's responsible […]
Reposted by Sergio Alves Domingues
#react2shell (CVE-2025-55182) is detected by default by OWASP CRS 3 and CRS 4 alike.
Rules in question are
* 934100 #CRS3 and #CRS4
* 934130 CRS4
* 942550 CRS4
Test payload in graphic below. Other payloads can be tested via the public CRS sandbox.
Kudos to Vincent-TW for the groundwork.
Rules in question are
* 934100 #CRS3 and #CRS4
* 934130 CRS4
* 942550 CRS4
Test payload in graphic below. Other payloads can be tested via the public CRS sandbox.
Kudos to Vincent-TW for the groundwork.
December 5, 2025 at 7:19 AM
#react2shell (CVE-2025-55182) is detected by default by OWASP CRS 3 and CRS 4 alike.
Rules in question are
* 934100 #CRS3 and #CRS4
* 934130 CRS4
* 942550 CRS4
Test payload in graphic below. Other payloads can be tested via the public CRS sandbox.
Kudos to Vincent-TW for the groundwork.
Rules in question are
* 934100 #CRS3 and #CRS4
* 934130 CRS4
* 942550 CRS4
Test payload in graphic below. Other payloads can be tested via the public CRS sandbox.
Kudos to Vincent-TW for the groundwork.
Reposted by Sergio Alves Domingues
did that with @lhn.bsky.social
Practicing good “operations security” is essential to staying safe online. Here's a complete guide for teenagers (and anyone else) who wants to button up their digital lives. www.wired.com/story/digita...
The WIRED Guide to Digital Opsec for Teens
Practicing good “operations security” is essential to staying safe online. Here's a complete guide for teenagers (and anyone else) who wants to button up their digital lives.
www.wired.com
November 29, 2025 at 1:58 PM
did that with @lhn.bsky.social