Showing posts with label open buckets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label open buckets. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 19, 2020

It's the Bucket Lady!



That's Boo-KAY.


Private photos leaked by PhotoSquare's unsecured cloud storage.
By this, of course I mean open buckets.



US Govt Warns Critical Industries After Ransomware Hits Gas Pipeline Facility
Ummm.... yeah.. it makes sense (to me) to secure infrastructure. Maybe I'm alone.


BingWall is —Yes, a Bing Wallpaper App for Ubuntu
As South Park says, Jesus Tapdancing Christ, was the dev drunk?


Firefox 73.0.1 released with fixes for Win, Mac, and linux.
But we're not going to tell you what they are 


ISPs sue Maine - web privacy law violates their free-speech rights
because customers would have to opt-in before the ISPs can share your data




LINUX   

How to create new groups with groupadd command
groupadd Led Zeppelin  


Give your firewall a security boost  
with new Security Meth!  
Is your HOSTS file over 16G too?



Thursday, December 5, 2019

Microsoft - We're Listening



Microsoft is still planning a cheaper, disc-less next-gen Xbox.
They wanted to assure everyone that it will still include its always-on microphone.


Thousands of cell phone bills exposed by Sprint contractor.
Once again, open buckets. We. Will. Not. Learn.


Severe auth bypass and priv-esc vulns disclosed in OpenBSD


Mozilla is making great progress on their speech to text offering.
We need this so badly....


Two Malicious Python Packages Steal SSH and GPG Keys Exists in the Python Package Index for a Year



Instagram to collect ages in leap for youth safety, alcohol ads
They deny there's anything remotely invasive or creepy about this, and that no one would lie to them anyway.



Must-have portable apps
Very effective when the system won't let you install software.



Major US data center provider hit by ransomware  
CyrusOne, a major data center.


Search engine that cryptographically protects your privacy?
Why do privacy-concerned search engines require a cookie to save your preferences? Well, we know why, but irony. Sometimes they give you a custom url that preserves your settings.






Corona Malware

This blog has been suspended for a bit because it's practicing social distancing. Or no one reads it. Or I'm too lazy. Or the str...