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If you are using an android phone and can't update your system,
Go to your phone's CA certificate settings and disable all certificates by eMudhra
impact of this certificate compromise is much larger if you are using old or no update software
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bhaaai soch samjh ke likha karo pehli line padh ke kuch or hi laga tha
Amitabh Bachchan left everyone in shock after posting an update about his health on X. He stated that he has been advised to 'rest and recover' for a few days
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I mean, not that I take Bollywood relationships seriously, but how do these people move on so quickly? Like, are they really that heartless, or am I missing something? Kitne faltu log hai.
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Be me.
Have old server running a PHP app.
Try to upgrade to patch PHP bug.
Server still running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.
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Upgrade to at least 22.04 LTS for now.
Takes hours.
PHP upgraded along the way. Good.
Try to restart server.
Won't start.
Config still using references to PHP FPM 7.0.
Update config.
Server starts.
Woo!
Try app.
App not working.
App also outdated, using old version that doesn't support PHP 8.
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Almost 900 people bookmarked my tweet and I’m still trying to figure out what was so bookmark-worthy about it.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and in just 22 days, this month has shown us that we are nowhere near as cyber-aware as we think we are.
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#BREAKING: North Korea suffers internet disruptions, .kp domain sites go dark.
Almost 50 people followed me today. No idea what I did, but give them time. They will realize their mistake soon.
Whether you are rich or poor, what really matters is how you treat other people. Not giving any gyaan here but seriously, just be kind and mind your own business. I really believe this is how we should live, both online and offline.
Okay, guys who are not into tech but still follow me, please don’t mute or unfollow me. I’m shutting my mouth now, I promise.
There is a lot of noise around today’s security vulnerabilities, but let’s keep things in perspective. The internet is not about to collapse.
And attackers know that. The uncomfortable truth is that public disclosure doesn’t automatically make organisations secure. It tells attackers and defenders where to look. We have seen this pattern before, and we will see it again.








