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I'm a staff writer at WIRED, and I'm looking to speak with folks taking compounded GLP-1s and how you're being affected now that the FDA has said compounding of semaglutide and tirzepatide must stop. Feel free to reach out on Signal at emullin.06 or email at [email protected].
NEW: A court in India has ordered the block Proton Mail across the whole country as part of a case where a local design firm received obscene emails. As of this writing, Proton Mail is still working, based on our tests. Story by by @journalistjagmeet.com techcrunch.com/2025/04/29/i...
NEW: Last year, there were 34 recorded zero-days being exploited in real-world attacks, which were attributed to specific groups. Of those, 23 were attributed to government-backed hackers, including spyware makers, which shows that governments are the main users of zero-days.
Flaws in Apple's AirPlay protocol for streaming media to speakers, TVs, and set-top boxes have left millions of these devices vulnerable to being hijacked by any hacker on the same Wifi network. Many of these devices never receive patches. www.wired.com/story/airbor...
One of the fun parts of parliamentary systems is itâs possible for a potential prime minister to lose up to 3 times per election. The prime minister is an elected representative who the party has also elected to lead their party. If the party win a majority of seats, their leader becomes PM.
Every week we'll 3D print designs from the community and showcase slicer settings, use cases and of course, Time-lapses! This week: Minecraft Bee Fidget By Tyron_Makes_Stuff makerworld.com/en/models/1279928-minecraft-bee-fidget-1-20th-scale #3dprinting #adafruit youtu.be/d3QGQdZ2ltI
Chris Krebs is speaking at the end of a panel at RSA right now and going off on Trump admin cuts to CISA, getting applause: "Right now to see what's happening to the cybersecurity community inside the federal government, we should be outraged. Absolutely outraged....Make CISA great again."
Krebs is beloved with many cyber folks, but though there are some big names here, the industry is really not well represented so far. Contrast with 2021, when Cyberwarcon brought him on stage for a custom "fired by tweet" jacket. Curious if this changes or if most still keep their heads down.
More #defcon33 open call action from the fine folks at the @cryptovillage.bsky.social The Crypto & Privacy Village Call for Papers (CFP) is looking for top-notch presentations, discussions, panels, workshops, show & tell, and other creative online content! cryptovillage.org/cfp/ #defcon
"Men, isolated by the pandemic, found each other on a public network, Clubhouse, and moved to a dark social platform, Signal, to speak more freely and then spent years radicalizing each other. This is as true for the Silicon Valley dorks as it is for QAnon..." www.garbageday.email/p/democracy-...
Juice jacking is when you plug your phone/computer into a malicious USB charging station that secretly steals data from your device or installs malicious code on it. Security people scoff at this and say it never happens. But we now know that protections Apple/Google put in place for it don't work
NEW INVESTIGATION: Uyghurs targeted with digital attacks far from #China's borders... Impersonating legit software developers to solicit "feedback" on a language app. Then sending a trojan. Clever + well-informed.. đThread by @citizenlab.ca colleague @pdxbek.bsky.social. bsky.app/profile/pdxb...