Rust is now officially supported as a language within the Linux kernel.
whoa somebody dropped malware that corrupts PinePhones' modems and purges local files in its Telegram channel https://t.me/PINE64_News/189
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2021-31698
Sometimes you find little gems in the unknown corners of the internet.
The Internet is Held Together With Spit & Baling Wire – Krebs on Security
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2021/11/the-internet-is-held-together-with-spit-baling-wire/
This is horrendous.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/nov/24/several-people-dead-migrant-boat-capsizes-channel
Imagine being so desperate that you board a dinghy and brave icy cold waters to get to a country you've probably never visited.
Meanshile, instead of focusing on the situation they're fleeing, the rhetoric is about turning boats around and "reducing the pull factor".
#court : also, a space opening from a street and nearly surrounded by houses
- French: cour
- German: der Hof
- Italian: taglio
- Portuguese: corte
- Spanish: corte
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#node : the joint of a stem, or the part where a leaf or several leaves are inserted
- French: nœud
- German: der Knoten
- Italian: nodo
- Portuguese: nodo
- Spanish: nodo
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Final deprecation of v2 onion services: Last year we announced that v2 onion services would be deprecated in late 2021. That day has finally come, and v2 onion services are no longer reachable in Tor Browser 11.0. Users will receive an “Invalid Onion Site Address” error instead.
Read the full changelog here: https://blog.torproject.org/new-release-tor-browser-11-0
Today is Aaron Swartz birthday. Because of him, we have Creative Commons (development), Reddit (co-founder), Watchdog.net, Open Library, DeadDrop, Progressive Change Campaign Committee, Demand Progress (co-founder), ThoughtWorks, and Tor2web.
#AaronSwartz
Dead serious #infosec career tip: learn to read NIST security publications. They're very clearly written and authoritative. "Can we use RSA-1028 here?" "Not according to NIS 800-57 Part 1." Like, that's an argument ender.
For another example: "How often do you rotate your passwords?" "Never unless compromised." "LOL, why?" "NIST 800-63B section 5.1.1.2 says not to." Go ahead, explain why NIST is wrong.
@thegibson I need to assemble a torrent of all those NFTs.
"The hacker decoded the HTML source code" is going to go down along side "The internet isn't a truck" and "You type tracer t and it shows you the people on google"
The most important parts of your computer are written in a non memory safe language.
Syrian-American Programmer, Linux lover and Open Source enthusiast.