michael 🇮🇴
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This week I'm excited to release CVE-2022-1337, a remote infoleak in Lady Gaga
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@adb0wen
I also find the vaguely threatening nature of this message hilarious. Could've just said "looking forward to a Labour term" or something but this sounds like they have an annual bareknuckle fight under a bridge somewhere
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Writeup and full code for this chain on
@TrenchantARC
's blog. SIP bypass assigned CVE-2023-38609 and fixed in 13.5 with proper fixes in 14.1.
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@lucaajwatson
@Based_LDN_Jew
The barriers have got lower, sure, but the artificial promotion has increased. How much Radio 1 play would Oasis get if they were up and coming now? You get the culture you chose to curate
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@thehaunhouse
East Anglia has phenomenal churches. I didn't appreciate just how cool it was to grow up down the road from a 800 year old building when I was young
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As of today, I'm no longer employed by Trenchant. It's been fun and I've been able to work with some amazing and v. smart people.
Not sure what I'm doing next, but if you're on the lookout for *OS low-level engineers there's a few of us in the same spot so DMs open
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zenbleed so good
slay haha
reliable cpu bugs
gang gang
yes yes yes reliable cpu bugs
thank you lopez
ymm regs so good
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@TypeForVictory
Add a Plan 2 student loan and 5% pension and you need over £100k p/a to get 5k a month
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Michael is absolutely correct, TAG were unequivocally in the wrong for this and deserve all the criticism.
New blog post "Google: Stop Burning Counterterrorism Operations"
My reflection on an incident where Project Zero and TAG knowingly shut down an active Western counterterrorism cyber operation, and the real-world harm that could have resulted from it.
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@BishopDespenser
Noooooo not a place where everybody is having fun and you can leave your belongings unattended and despite being predicated on drinking and gambling there's no violence noooooooo
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@gf_256
Tavis probably has the largest indirect carbon footprint of any vulnerability researcher
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When the first three results are a Specs-WikiLeaks-Stackoverflow combo you know you're on the right track
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@AscendedYield
If we can't replace the drivers with automation we're truly screwed. The amount of people that TfL just has...standing around doing nothing is baffling
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@AaronBastani
Ssssh, one of the best thing about East Anglia is the lack of significant population growth
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I swear you could report a 100% reliable core Android 0click to Google and they'd give you $100 and maybe a chocolate bar
Google has awarded bounties of $5000, $3000 and $250 for our 3 vulnerability reports related to physical data extraction attack vectors. Both $5000 and $3000 issues are being exploited in the wild. $250 bounty is for a minor issue we found while doing general USB hardening work.
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Sorry but this dead horse is being whipped until morale improves
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If I was Apple I'd simply not add the vulnerabilities in the first place
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Nothing represents our defeatist, terminal decline mindset more than The Adults in The Room thinking that the MP for Clacton should be reading letters about potholes rather than exploiting his personal relationship with the probable future POTUS.
What's the new MP for Clacton doing out here in Milwaukee? 🇺🇸
@maitlis
asks
@Nigel_Farage
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@GlobalPlayer
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@mr_james_c
@BobinSlaw
@tomhfh
Counter: some people - shock - live outside London and appreciate having multiple choices
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@JCS_H94
Introducing bureaucratic measures and specifically licences because a small part of the population can't be responsible is perhaps the most British thing imaginable
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@rachlsara
I'm so glad you've also experienced this I thought I was having a stroke. It also stops after a few clicks which is even stranger
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Hey yes I can clear this one up sending people to work without food in drug dens where they have to ask permission to buy food is slavery glad I could help.
A law in Britain called the Modern Slavery Act was written to prevent human trafficking. But it's being wielded against low-level drug dealers more than cross-border human traffickers, and disproportionately affecting Black men under 21.
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@mindofprospect
A council house (especially in London) is the most ludicrous privilege in the UK. Shelter in the some of the worlds most expensive postcodes for a token rent which is subtracted if you ever buy.
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@niall_gooch
Calling BPAS a charity is legally true but also not the full story. Abortion is a product for them and business is booming (85% of customers buy it!
(Taken from their last full accounts)
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@BearJFK
Using a starting salary in the uk of £52K, and the poorest state in the US (still better GDP per cap than the UK, MI) this person will be £35,000 a year better off after tax than in the UK. Is it really a surprise that people want to leave?
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@a_leesha1
He was literally struggling to breathe
Unfortunately I will not be attending the count tonight as I have pneumonia.
The hospital I visited was closed before it’s closing time. I said to the nurse on a buzzer I am struggling to breath and she said call a number.
Vote reform this is madness
@NHSEngland
@NHSuk
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@evilsocket
It's important to remember that the people reviewing your CV aren't the same people who understand your CV.
But it is fun going from working on products to applying for places making products for detecting them and being told you're not a fit 🙃
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@molmutius
The whole time this weird goblin was at private school as a child, net figures were negative and GDP grew almost every quarter
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@TonyDowson5
We might've found the next Billy Graham! In a village of 1,700 people 20 are being baptised a week. Annualised this would represent almost 2% of the CoE's total baptisms
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@JamesBalliol
In retrospect I really think the smoking ban really broke the minds of a lot of people in the UK.
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@kunley_drukpa
The Deano was a zero interest rate phenomenon, the smarter ones are seeking a better future with that cheeky Audi sales comish now the phone isn't ringing as much.
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@HCH_Hill
@rakibehsan
If the Home Office don't turn up within 15 minutes of the bell we can all stay
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official petition to give up while we're behind and just start 2025 now
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imagine going to a security conference in stockholm lmao. what u gonna hack, lingonberries? pickled herring? yea ok
imagine going to a security conference in montreal lmao. what u gonna hack, poutine? maple syrup? yea ok
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Now contains a new bug (fixed in 17.0/14)
kfd, short for kernel file descriptor, is a project to read and write kernel memory on Apple devices:
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Waiting for the SIP bug to be addressed
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Introducing yourself to anybody after 5pm at OffensiveCon/Hexacon
Taking a 200mg edible and forgetting my Dad’s name on Christmas
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Mine must be IPv4 as I'm exhausted
We have IP addresses and operating systems installed in our bodies
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@gmbarnard22
This isn't kino though, you're meant to be waving around a shotgun with three of your boys, not smashing construction equipment into a storefront.
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I want to drop one of these things off the coast of North Sentinel Island then sell the reaction (filmed by drone) on Pay-Per-View
“When you first saw The Sphere, were you blinded by its majesty?”
“Blinded?”
“Paralyzed. Dumbstruck?”
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@PositivFuturist
@bread732
@Rahll
Art reaping: "yes, a urinal is art, a messy room is art, sacred things in urine is art. There is no higher goal and it's all subjective"
Art sowing: "generative art isn't art, it's all a cheap substitute for real art"
If only Scruton was around to see this 180.
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Whenever there's a new macOS release I mark my MacBook with lambs blood and pray
@patch1t
passes over my bugs
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I don't understand the article, from how I read the transcript their concern is jigsaw identification of device support which is an obvious and valid concern given the nature of the product.
NEW: Cellebrite asks law enforcement customers to keep their use of the phone hacking tech "hush hush," according to leaked video.
The company especially doesn't want cops to talk about it in court to protect trade secrets and avoid helping criminals.
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@AscendedYield
Does he lay out his plan to solve the issue as he sees it anywhere? I've watched multiple videos and it just seems like doomerbait for Novara types at present. No actual discussion of policies
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nah this is funny, if you have a problem re-evaluate the fact that you, a sovereign human being, are defending a Russian defence contractor.
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Beautiful! The ancient Southend tradition of machete fighting in broad daylight.
A faithful reenactment of the jubilation of the Southend people after the signing of the Treaty of Breda that ended the Second Anglo-Dutch war.
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I'll be in Berlin next weekend - DM if you want to meet/have a drink
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imagine going to a security conference in montreal lmao. what u gonna hack, poutine? maple syrup? yea ok
imagine going to a security conference in berlin lmao. what u gonna hack, a bratwurst? a pretzel? yea ok
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@carrot_c4k3
I don't hate Kaspersky for reporting the bugs, it's their job. At the same time I'm not outraged by someone lightly trolling defence contractors in a country that deployed chemical weapons in my country twice in the last 20 years and are invading another state.
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Me planning completely harmless and purely social meetings with people from the IC: lets pick somewhere where it's hard to record
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Blacklist intellexa for crimes against good bugs
New blog by
@maddiestone
on 0day man in the middle attacks in Egypt found with
@citizenlab
Seeing how and where these exploits are used, I'm so glad we are hunting and countering these threats..
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Aaaaand it's fixed. I'm also stacking variants to the point where it's no longer enjoyable
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@moveincircles
British police: arrests you for tweets, can't find a man with half his face hanging off
Australian police: haha let's send ISIS material to the low-IQ autistic kid
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One thing that stands out from the TAG article is just how many people are debating arguments that nobody has made.
(names removed)
First, that threat actors should act with impunity. In reality the blog was stating that jeopardising an active operation is dangerous. It is.
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@s8mb
You can solve this by paying the equivalent to parents to stay at home instead, but that doesn't make the GDP line go up so is politically unappealing. The nurseries would probably prefer it to given how little govt. pays
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@AuronMacintyre
Seems reasonable to make legislation making this sort of benefit contingent on also offering a year of maternity leave
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@molmutius
Somewhat, but the solution is to reduce prison standards. "We've got too many prisoners" is omitting the qualifier "for current cell standards". The decision to make the law abiding public rather than criminals suffer a drop in living standards is bad.
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Has to be a bit
Due to high demand on the market, we're increasing payouts for top-tier mobile exploits. In the scope:
— iOS RCE/LPE/SBX/full chain — From $200,000 up to $20,000,000 (twenty millions).
— Android RCE/LPE/SBX/full chain — The same.
As always, the end user is a non-NATO country.
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Seeing a lot of old faces (and some new) in Berlin was great. See you next year!
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I thought this was obvious but actually it's good for a government to charge someone for developing and profiting from a banking trojan.
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@IanJon407
@_rubberbaron
@LondonNewLibs
@shawngreen73411
Wait so net population is rising by 500k a year to fill jobs that don't exist because we're at full employment?
If we are at "full employment" or near to it, it's because cheap labour has allowed UK business to underinvest in automation.
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@DanielPhilips1
@MattTakeThree
@euansaunders
@laurapurkess
Please give me 9% of your take-home pay over £26k for 30 years, thanks.
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I did a thing
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@RaptureRepublic
@FalconryFinance
There's a really entertaining show in the UK following these guys and at least once an episode when they force entry someone phones the police only for them to arrive and explain that they can force entry to a dejected debtor
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@guyru_
Like violence and pacifism, having the comfort to be completely against exploitation ITW is enabled by other people doing it on your behalf
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