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SCOOP: We filed a Freedom of Information Act Request and received hundreds of pages of documents about the system access DOGE members Edward Coristine and Donald Park received at the Small Business Administration. But nested in there was something even bigger... www.wired.com/story/edward...
A wild part of cybersecurity is there's this subset of Americans whose brains have been completely cooked by Sinophobic propaganda. They're completely rational when it comes to most threats, but the second China is mentioned it's like trying to talk to a drunk child who was homeschooled by pigeons.
NEW: Hundreds of pages of records show just how quickly Edward ‘Big Balls’ Coristine and DOGE got access to a federal payroll system. And, because @wired.com has dropped paywalls for Freedom of Information Act-based reporting, this one is free for all to read! from @telliotter.bsky.social:
I've always found it weird how I were to suggest someone save money by eating gas station sushi instead of regular sushi, they'd look at me weird. But it's totally normal for people to suggest I up my entire live and move from California to Texas so I can pay less tax.
I had a whole thing written up about the Collective Shout thing but TL;DR people like this have been around since forever and that they're only now gaining global influence is weird and frankly alarming. Platforms have their hands tied because the alternative is to not be able to do business.
The `asn` is command line ASN lookup tool. It can do RPKI validity, BGP stats, ASPath, IP reputation, IP geolocation, IP fingerprinting, Network recon / lookup tool and web traceroute. It is a prefect tool to look into IP address for security reasons and recommend for IT or network professionals.
I'm sorry, is NYT seriously expressing concern about how a mayoral candidate might eventually address policing after a mass shooting incident instead of (checks notes) how the current mayor is doing so now? NYT's coverage of Mamdani is nothing short of embarrassing.
Not quite the level of irrationality I'm used to dealing with, but it's an example. China was mentioned, and as a result I must now defend a position I never took. The proposed dichotomy is itself also irrational, because whether or not I find something "scary" is irrelevant to the threat it poses.
LocalSend is a cross-platform app that enables secure communication between devices HTTPS encryption (Airdrops like functionality). Unlike other messaging apps that rely on external servers, LocalSend doesn't require an internet connection or 3rd party servers, making it a fast and reliable solution
Absolutely massive earthquake, just upgraded to 8.8, making it one of the six strongest on record. I fear many lives lost in the nearby city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky—and around the Pacific if tsunami warnings aren’t heeded. www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/0...
If you believe that a company that has laid off tens of thousands of employees in the interest of efficiency can be trusted to build a personal AI that's going to help humans achieve their dreams for funsies and not just automate tasks or generate more monetizable content...I have a bridge to sell
Do you use lots of Linux containers? Try, `ctop` cli utility on Linux, macOS or Windows, that provides a concise and condensed overview of real-time metrics for multiple containers. It is `top` like interface for container metrics and a good tool for all developers and IT pros github.com/bcicen/ctop
NEW (and updated): Google has confirmed that it has not received a "technical capabilities notice" — aka a secret backdoor demand — from the U.K. government. This comes after Apple received a backdoor demand earlier this year, and Sen. Ron Wyden asked Google and Meta if they had also received one.
All signs point to #DEFCONTraining Las Vegas 2025… Think you have what it takes? If you recognize qrspba, unpxre, or onqtryvsr then follow the trail to Z2VudmF2YXQucXJzcGJhLmJldAo= to learn more. There’s still time to sign up! #defcon #defcon33 #cybertraining #infosec #cyberdefense
Open Source AI is transforming how we build and use AI—lower cost, more control, and transparent practices. See key takeaways from the GOSIM Forum and read the full report: www.linuxfoundation.org/research/gos... #OpenSourceAI #AIstrategy #ResponsibleAI #LinuxFoundation
This AI talent war is not ending anytime soon huh. "One of those offers was more than $1 billion over a multi-year span." Plus this is from @kylierobison.com's new exclusive newsletter Model Behavior. Subscribe to it to know how wild Silicon Valley is!!! www.wired.com/story/mark-z...