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Sid Sijbrandij (@sytses) 's Twitter Profile Photo

.@GitLab releases many features years before GitHub. Every month on the 22nd, transparent and open. 10 examples in this thread 💡 about.gitlab.com/is-it-any-good…

Chris Kalmar 🦋 @chriskalmar.dev (@chriskalmar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Serious productivity boost for reading code on GitHub. 1️⃣. Go to any repo you are interested in on GitHub. 2️⃣. Replace "github" with "github1s" (one + s) in the browser address bar. 3️⃣. Enjoy browsing code like you would in VS Code. This is huge 🔥

g0t mi1k (@g0tmi1k) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Split a whole bottle of citronella in a draw. Lucky all electronics were enclosed! Good news, will be bug free. Bad news, Physical bugs rather than code!

Chaofan Shou (svm/acc) (@shoucccc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

😝 Here is the full disclosure of the Twitter XSS + CSRF vulnerability. Clicking a crafted link or going to some crafted web pages would allow attackers to take over your account (posting, liking, updating your profile, deleting your account, etc.)

Chaofan Shou (svm/acc) (@shoucccc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

And we got the full JS exploit to chain with this XSS vulnerability! In another word, visiting this link earlier today would take over your account: analytics.twitter.com/mob_idsync_cli…

And we got the full JS exploit to chain with this XSS vulnerability!

In another word, visiting this link earlier today would take over your account: analytics.twitter.com/mob_idsync_cli…
Molly White (@molly0xfff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

twitter not paying whitehats. what could go wrong? this one just disclosed a vulnerability that would have allowed people to gain control of the twitter accounts of users who merely clicked malicious links

twitter not paying whitehats. what could go wrong?

this one just disclosed a vulnerability that would have allowed people to gain control of the twitter accounts of users who merely clicked malicious links