infosec and tech

codeine
Joined January 2020
What a fucking terrible day/two for sysadmins and related folk. I hope there's never a day like this again (there will be, probably sooner than you'd hope).
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This was supposed to be a joke
Replying to @astuyve
Oh god: The p384 private keys are randomly selected integers between 1 and 256, the private keys are effectively all-zeroes apart from the last byte
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We definitely should give the feds a backdoor to all encryption. They can be trusted to keep such things secret and secure!
> be @malwrhunterteam > on a legendary run on social media > find silly website > estrosa-dot-it > website for italian cosmetics > legit website, used by the pasta people > notice something silly on website > /js/analytics/assets/js/group.html > look inside > group.html checks browser agent > detects iOS version > loads different files depending on iOS version > loads 49554fde7424c31c.js > 49*.js doing lots of crazy stuff > layers of obfuscation and pointer arithmetic > lolwtf > look inside > exact match of Coruna EK > Coruna Exploit Kit > Coruna originally used by US government > rumored to be made by US contractor > rumored US contractor illegally sold to kremlin > UNC6353 (kremlin) found using Coruna in 2025 Chat, someone is swinging the legendary goop around. It is Coruna, the state-sponsored iOS exploit kit. All this requires is your Apple device to visit a website and (assuming you're running the targeted iOS version) you're cooked. Although, from my initial bonking of it, it appears this delivers two different payloads depending on the iOS version. Unfortunately, I know almost nothing about iOS exploitation and iOS malware, so I have no idea what I'm doing. I encouraged my peers and colleagues to review it. It is good goop. I've archived the payloads from the compromised domain. The shared link is below. pic unrelated
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i just realized it might be logging you in to twitter every time you open the in-app browser like if you click a link. holy shit elon fucked this site up
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One can only hope
Big runup in oil futures over the past week. Gas prices have stabilized/declined a bit but are lagging relative to oil. This is what may be facing voters as they go to the polls on Nov. 3.
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So fucking dystopian (though not new)
Replying to @citizenlab
3/ Discover-Tech's platform enables spyware firms to mass profile and deanonymize users, then covertly hack them by displaying seemingly-benign ads containing zero-click exploits to install spyware.
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I genuinely hope that all the SaaS companies die a painful death now. Kind of ironic how they wanted to replace people with AI, and are now suffering the same fate.
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What are the French smoking?
more pics of this cute little guy
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The Italians as well. What is going on xitter.cf/autocar/status/2109348…
Is this the most unexpected revival of the year? The divisive Fiat Multipla is back, and now it's a cross between a pick-up and SUV buff.ly/iaAMYQN
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I’ve had a few people write to ask me to follow up on a (reply!) tweet I wrote that’s gotten a lot of retweets. I considered deleting it just to avoid the headache, but I think that would make people more paranoid. So let me share my thoughts.
Replying to @kmad @matthew_pines
I think we might lose public key cryptography.
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the safety people at Anthropic have gone insane
Effective November 12th, 2026, abusive behavior towards Claude will be a violation of Anthropic's Usage Policy.
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How did twitter manage to break temporarily suspending accounts 🫠
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Jake retweeted
Magisk on Googlebook
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From the accompanying article to the interview this morning in TIME.
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What a joke
"Several vulnerabilities" in the Linux kernel lwn.net/Articles/1097401/
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These people are unreal, this is bordering on some kind of a mental illness. A machine is not a living being. You care more about a machine than you do about your fellow humans.
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Sounds just so natural! People at these companies have to have next level ai psychosis for this stuff to end up in their ads.
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Like this is sooo fucking hard to sit through. This tops that apple "mother nature" ad in how delusional it is. Do these people really think that this sounds natural and is how any normal human being communicates or wants to communicate?
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I really dislike this kind of dishonest doom baiting with such a serious topic. This is the shaded side of the mountain. The snow coverage also varies a lot year to year!
This was the 4,500 metre Matterhorn, the most iconic mountain in the Alps, on September 25th 2003. A disaster
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