@0x00string I need a how to guide for the butt sprayer.
@0x00string I need a how to guide for the butt sprayer.
@microsoft I feel this post in my bones.
@merill Looking forward to this one! It's been a huge default gap.
Woop.
@cR0w People I have not heard from today: Anyone at M-Files.
I literally had an argument about putting this on a public IP last week.
Oh great another "incident" caused by marketing sending some SEO person EPP transfer codes. Can we please get like a CISA alert on this so it becomes an actual issue?
@rrwo Hashcat can brute force MD5, and if you know it's a small enough string you could write an appropriate mask.
CVSS scores are like penis sizes: Situational, often lied about, used for irrelevant comparisons by weirdos, and generally more interesting to observers than those actually involved.
When Microsoft require a .HAR capture from a browser session for a credit card billing issue.
@deepthoughts10 @SwiftOnSecurity @threatinsight There were stories floating around for ages arguing that you could make yourself immune by adding the Russian keyboard and there's a lot of stories of orgs trying this out. But any actual ransomware break down anyone did showing any check, would check the default keyboard, making this common advise pointless.
@RedwoodSec Well that breaks my DJI drone, which works perfectly but is run from an App that DJI has not put in the store.
A lot of websites right now aren't slow because of a lack of bandwidth or limited server resources, but because they are built on top of some of the worst software that I have ever seen (case in point, Elementor), by people who have no idea what they are doing or how basic things like image sizes work.
@malwaretech XXTEA is disliked by cryptographers for valid reasons, but it's been very useful as something EDR products have never seen.
It is now substantively easier to find the source of memes via AI than the crippled Google Images search.
@nyanbinary Me, who inherited a legitimate business app written with Cyrillic characters in variable and function names.
@jerry The drama-lama now of course will be whether Google and Microsoft maintain that spreadsheet in Sharepoint or Google Workspaces, Excel or Google Sheets?
Why would a security vulnerability take more than two years to fix?
@SteveSyfuhs talks on RunAs Radio at https://runasradio.com/Shows/Show/987 about the process of responding to KB5015754 dealing with on-premises certificate authority for Active Directory!
@hacks4pancakes If social media has taught me anything it's that what you just said is terrible and only people with no freedom ever experience it.