Notices by Laukidh :ablobcool: (laukidh@infosec.exchange)

@ryanc tough choices, all are excellent.

@patrickcmiller “used his personal computer to make internet searches about the attack, with some indicating his concerns that the FBI was investigating him.

These searches included, "how can i know for sure if I am being investigate by the FBI" and "What are the signs that you are under investigation by law enforcement of the FBI even if you have not been contacted by them".”

🤣

@patrickcmiller no BYD, too disruptive

@patrickcmiller “The committee, chaired by Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), highlighted that amid the system's collapse, de la Torre was paid at least $250 million, bought a $40 million yacht, and owned a $15 million luxury fishing boat. Meanwhile, Steward executives jetted around on two private jets collectively worth $95 million.”

🤬 that guy

@nullagent three people down two train cars apart. That’s some real “disciplined” work by the nypd.

Also, no medical care being given to at least two of them, cops just standing guard over bodies.

@patrickcmiller oh wow this was not their first rodeo… that’s messed up.

“LVHN has experience in this area. Back in July 2022 the medical group confirmed it had been the victim of a similar ransomware attack that affected 75,628 patients. It appears sufficient precautions were not taken to stop a repeat – which is unusual given that the medical sector is a prime target for ransomware scumbags.”

@patrickcmiller could be good, if people were talking to a carefully prompted AI like in the study, but I suspect most don’t have those constraints.

“2190 Americans articulated—in their own words—a conspiracy theory in which they believe, along with the evidence they think supports this theory. They then engaged in a three-round conversation with the LLM GPT-4 Turbo, which we prompted to respond to this specific evidence while trying to reduce participants’ belief in the conspiracy theory”

@patrickcmiller sign of a good plan

@patrickcmiller I like how the one guy is holding a bottle of rusty water to demonstrate the process

@patrickcmiller employees are threats

@patrickcmiller was the 8 track in my high school ride “necessary”? 🤔

@patrickcmiller “The robot then processes the data to interpret the patients’ intended movements during different exercises. This enables them to provide real-time motivation and feedback, and even mimic movements to demonstrate an exercise.”

That seems like a great idea. I look forward to seeing their results.

@patrickcmiller meanwhile 80% of calls and texts I get are fake

@patrickcmiller I kinda assumed they already were.

@patrickcmiller just… don’t ask where the cells come from

@patrickcmiller oh jeeze it really is 12

@patrickcmiller They left a lot of “unusual relationships” outside SpaceX unmentioned…

@patrickcmiller oh I fully support that “NAND to Tetris” course they shout out at the end. It was a fun experience.

@patrickcmiller *checks linkedin*

Ah, okay, my old VP left there a couple years ago; he’s possibly not having an awful day.

@patrickcmiller some insurance company will buy it to decide where to stop insuring people