Release the Epstein Files already.
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Kinda my point.
There's absolutely no way China and Russia aren't in flock safety's systems, and then there's bad box...
Hehe, who the fudge have energy for off-topic after the weeks we've had? Those with energy left is still trying to find that last Alpine Linux box in the kubernetes kluster.
Sooo what are you drinking tonight?
I'm on my third Belgian beer for the night, cheers!
Problem exists between keyboard and toilet.
There’s, at the very least, a backdoored-by-China Trump phone in my opinion
Based off how common this scenario was a decade ago in corporate environments with millions to be lost, I’m going to guess more than 50% of networks have had one, if not a few in the last year alone.
Only one?
Doge had physical server access to most government agencies and departments. Everything is compromised.
Most containers shouldn't have or be running ssh.
All at once?
Didn't Musk gift Trump Starlink at the white house? Now that's how you siphon data and communicate without leaving traces on the government systems.
If the Whitehouse any Pentagon are compromised everything everywhere is
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The Pentagon, all our bases, nuclear installations...
I mean, I only have confirmation of the Pentagon, the rest I'm just assuming. It feels a safe assumption.
Oh sweet summer child! Just one? 🤣
How likely is it it's Trump with his social app?
You're getting it on. It is Vladimir's RA.
Someone in the White House “probably installed a sketchy free app on their phone"
And that's the White House. I wonder how many situations there are out there where hardened-toward-the-Internet, squishy-on-the-inside home networks have some random kid with an Android phone or something punching holes to let any number of unsavory characters onto the LAN.
No, I kinda feel ya. These glib names used to feel earned and brought levity to often serious issues. Now it feels like people are tripping over themselves to use LLMs to dig out whatever inflated 9.8 they can find and rub our faces in it.
Such is the world, but I'm kinda done laughing for awhile (is also cranky).
Luckily OpenWRT doesn’t use OpenSSH and I don’t expose it by default.
Sorry but that is a crap title.
SSH will allow anyone into a Linux device as long as they can authenticate successfully.
I get that they mean that the vulnerability bypasses the authentication, but still a shit title.
Eh, I am probably just cranky as I just woke up.
lol, I'm too busy to type stuff out.
By the end of the year, I need to have a system security plan and incident response plan in place for a satellite constellation, including key distribution.
I also need to write a bunch of software to implement quantum safe link layer encryption to talk to the damn things (fortunately, most of that is at the functioning prototype stage).
At home, I'm running a big complicated experiment to see if my abliterated and realigned Qwen models are affected by this and how badly.
- Power off compromised device
Trying to figure out why Android FCM push notifications stop arriving when WG Tunnel is active… But not with the upstream Wireguard app.
Very interesting, thank you for sharing