I created a simple Group Policy (GPO) to automatically fix CrowdStrike BSOD (Blue screen of death) issue. gist.github.com/whichbuffer/78…

💡A GitHub feature that blocks CI/CD pipelines on Fridays 😅

Threat Actors today wondering where the hell all their compromised hosts went

Ok, time to share the CrowdStrike memes over been hoarding throughout the day 🤣 🧵

Wow, glitch detection, secure boot and ARM-TrustZone on a microcontroller?! Can't wait to experiment with this device

German discount grocer Lidl built their own cloud infrastructure because of German data laws, and now has a ~$2B revenue business selling it to others (a la AWS) They spent $700M acquiring an Israeli cyber security company (XM cyber)

My fear is that Telegram, in its infinite wisdom, is going to make itself the precedent-setting case study in messenger privacy. Which is hideous because they’ve never really offered it — by their own very deliberate choice.

I declare AGI achieved

think really hard

the one software engineer at your company who actually understands the legacy code

Knock knock…

Redteam be like

Damn, Israel may have just pulled off one of the largest kinetic extensions of cyber to the battlefield we may have ever seen. Controlling the multi-faceted intelligence/HUMINT requirements coupled with supply chain and leveraging tech for targeted operations is no easy feat.

UNHINGED UI IN TIMES SQUARE

Your files are dying. That SSD you keep in the closet, the one from your old system "just in case". Yup, degrading as we speak. SSDs are *shockingly* bad at power off retention, esp if it's near it's endurance rating. The JEDEC standard only requires 1 year of unpowered data

I wonder how the first meeting where catching the booster was proposed went. Incredible that this worked on the first try

Threat detection strategies: Junior analyst: Uses fancy AI tools you never heard of Senior analyst: Uses complex SIEM rules that they traded for in an underground ISAC Ancient wizard: 'Something feels off about that IP'