Wandering Wardriver wheeling with wireless widgets | SOC Analyst | maker with a laser @laserratlabs | @wardrivingteam
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r1otctrl retweeted
On Italian state broadcaster RAI 3, children’s afternoon television program Melevisione [15:33 local time] is interrupted to announce the attacks in New York.
Millions of Italian children are traumatized by graphic images of explosions and jumpers.
r1otctrl retweeted
Don't larp like it's goop (malware), because it's not goop.
This is Base64 encoded slop slapped onto a t-shirt that makes "PEACE♥️FOR♥️ALL" wave in the terminal
I'm angry you would even pretend to give goop like this
Public service announcement, if you find some random code on a t-shirt in Tokyo, don't pipe it into Bash.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This pictured t-shirt is from the official UNIQLO x Akamai PEACE FOR ALL charity collaboration featuring intentional harmless Bash code as a developer Easter egg, not random code.
tris.sherliker.net/blog/obfuscate…
ir.akamai.com/news-releases/…
gigazine.net/news/20260709-…
uniqlo.com/us/en/products…
r1otctrl retweeted
Join us! It's so much fun at BSides Orlando!
We’re getting closer to conference day, and we’re looking for volunteers to help make BSides Orlando happen.
Help out with registration, rooms, setup, speakers, and more while being part of the team behind the event.
bsorl.org/cfv
r1otctrl retweeted
astra is truly a game changer for bringing fun little ideas to life. I rambled in voice mode for a few mins about an idea for a first person shooter I’ve been stewing on for years and it nailed this AAA-caliber game in one shot. feels just like the games I loved growing up!
r1otctrl retweeted
Hope everyone had a great @defcon and got home safe. Thanks to the volunteers who provided an awesome learning experience for so many curious humans. <3
r1otctrl retweeted
Bring your build to Makers' Village @defcon #Defcon34 #dc34 for the Cyber Deck Competition. #Cyberdeck
r1otctrl retweeted
Hey #BadgeLife and JollyBadge fans:
I will have a mystery bag of old JollyBadge (V1 and V2) and prototype boards. Some work. Some don’t. Some are fully populated. Some aren’t.
The rules are simple: If you want one, you must buy me a drink, and you get to grab from the bag.
r1otctrl retweeted
Free will means you can fine tune models with whatever data you want.
Had to restart some training, but i think we are on the right track now.
r1otctrl retweeted
It’s Hacker Summer Camp season and my crew is about to release our first ever game badge for sale!! Here is a little preview before I get renders and shipments but if you’re attending #dc34 and looking to go home w new tech, follow our project! Specs & demos to follow!!
r1otctrl retweeted
🚨 THE CLOUD VILLAGE TALK SCHEDULE IS OFFICIALLY LIVE! 🚨
Pack your gear and double-check your coordinates—the official Talk schedule for Cloud Village at @defcon 34 has dropped on our website! 🌴🦕
This year is all about learning from each other and leveling up together. We have a packed lineup of awesome community speakers and researchers ready to share real-world cloud security insights. Whether you're a student picking up your first cloud configurations or an engineer diving into new defensive architectures, there’s a seat at the table for you.
#HackerSummerCamp is best when we're collaborating and sharing knowledge. Start mapping out your learning blueprint right now! 🗺️
👉 Explore the talk lineup here: cloud-village.org/dc34#sched…
#DEFCON34 #ApexPark #CloudSecurity #Infosec #Cybersecurity
r1otctrl retweeted
As someone who scraped for a living for years, anyone recommending lightpanda to do it shows that they don’t have any experience regarding the subject.
Only one thing to understand:
TLS Fingerprinting
You can have the fastest headless setup, puppeteer, lightpanda,… one wrong ClientHello and Cloudflare/Akamai lights you up instantly. CAPTCHA city.
Lightpanda/Zig stuff is fun for tiny sites but gets cooked the second real anti-bot shows up. Cloudflare? Protects 20%+ of all websites on the internet
What is a ClientHello?
It’s the very first message your browser (or bot) sends during the TLS handshake. It openly announces your TLS version, the list of supported cipher suites, elliptic curves, extensions order, GREASE values, and other data. Anti-bot systems like Cloudflare and Akamai read this instantly and turn it into a fingerprint. If it doesn’t match a real browser’s exact signature… you’re flagged as a bot right away.
The key here is simple: real TLS fingerprint spoofing requires low-level control. You can’t do it properly in JS or Python. You need languages like C++ or Rust to actually rewrite the ClientHello, cipher suites, extensions, and all the tiny details that Cloudflare and Akamai check instantly. Anything higher-level just leaves obvious artifacts that scream ‘bot’
What I recommend: Camofox
An actual Firefox fork with proper C++ fingerprint spoofing, native TLS behavior, proxy/geo baked in, built so your agents don’t die on protected pages.
Top-tier protections might flag it following interaction speed on the pages, ip addresses and other factors but there’s NO match between lightpanda and this
"Camofox patches Firefox at the C++ implementation level - navigator.hardwareConcurrency, WebGL renderers, AudioContext, screen geometry, WebRTC are all spoofed"
Basically, everything is spoofed BEFORE the JS on the page can even see the values. Which is not possible with python/js libraries.
On another note, I talked about it to @Teknium on @NousResearch discord and literally 2 hours later it was implemented in Hermes Agent, it just shows that they take feedback very seriously and want to give the smoothest agent experience they can
Level-up your setup right now
github.com/jo-inc/camofox-br…
