Showing posts with label python. Show all posts
Showing posts with label python. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Post Valentine's Day Massacre




As the result of a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, you can now take the NSA's course on python, for beginners. They describe the training materials as lightly redacted. Even training materials contain information you aren't cleared for. State secrets. Espionage aids. Venom with Python - a free course.

I wouldn't download any training materials, if I were you.




8 things users do that make security pros miserable.

  1. breathe
  2. touch computers


The Free Software Foundation sent Microsoft an empty hard drive, demanding the source code to Windows 7. Microsoft responded immediately, saying they were sending the source code down via Santa Claus.


Lenovo, HP, Dell periphals face unpatched firmware bugs


10 "Sweyntooth" Bluetooth bugs found




Microsoft Confirms Windows 10 KB4524244 Issues and Pulls the Update


Windows 10 users affected by new shutdown bug - how to fix
del c:\*.*





Linux   

4 ways to generate a strong pre-shared key


How to set up IPsec-based VPN with Strongswan on Debian and Ubuntu


Useful console services


Practical example of du and awk commands
Put hands under armpits. Run around saying AWK AWK


How to zoom tmux panes for better text visibility


Intel's Clear Linux kicking butt in tests


How to chown recursively




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...