Wtf is that title

Thank you very much for the perspective

I mean, you obviously want your best spy for the big jobs…

Russia?

I wouldn't say that 30 flights out of more than 27000 constitute to "bringing to a halt".

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/nov/05/bomb-threats-disrupt-flights-across-europe-and-renew-hybrid-warfare-fears

This company is specifically about analyzing blockchains to unmask the users (which is easy for Bitcoin and other non-encrypted "crypto")

I find it hilarious that they got hacked. Especially since they made many misleading claims about their ability to uncloak Monero transactions (they couldn't, aside from a few edge cases)

Also could someone please give me a link to the transparent version

...I thought the point of the blockvhai. Is that there was encrypted evidence for everything... How you gonna lose your xutomers "encrypted" creds, when its on the blockchain

Why are freezers connected to the Internet?

There will be a job interview somewhere that asks “what’s your worst programming mistake?” And some dude is gonna say, “so back when I worked at digicert, I was responsible for….”

Because they were available on the public Internet with a widely known easily guessable/brute-forceable password in 2026.

And then leaving them there after a well publicized breach happened?

If it was 2002 it would be embarrassing, but not unexpected. This is pure incompetence.

I mean if you connect your appliances to the internet youre basically asking for it at this point

Absolutely.

Brick and mortar offices and banks are closed on week-end as employees need to rest.

It wouldn't be uneasonable to restrict or close some online services during week-ends to let IT and incident responders rest.

I say we just let nature take its course on this one. May it be a lesson to idiots who buy appliances smarter than they are.

Aahh yes, cyber security that only works on office hours

Little late with that info there, Ka$h

Damn that is low, scanning for people who have lost their pets so you can target them.

It's *sshole because it's both a reference to ssh access, and the fact you could log in with the password ***************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** (or any string over 256 characters long).

The site linked covers it in more detail: https://sshhole.com/

Is it called "*sshole", or is it called "asshole" and the article censored it.

I mean, doesn't matter really. I'll be calling it "asshole" regardless.

Edit: This article calls it "sshhole". Now I'm triply confused.

Don’t be lazy?

Yarp 🍺

If "if" was a fifth, we'd both be drunk. 😉

No of course spycorp gonna then try and argue anything with eyeballs = impairment.

I do feel those with visual impairment is a good tech case. But it needs to be highly regulated on both side.

FTR I hate the things. And big tech can’t be trusted. However the tech still has a reasonable purpose if big tech could keep its big nose out.

Tldr?

Without being reliant on Spycorp Inc?