Notices by Ian Campbell (neurovagrant@masto.deoan.org)

@GossiTheDog did they integrate Bing into it or something

pssst...

filched from work Slack.

#infosec

@GossiTheDog what in the self-fartsniffing fuck is he on about

@GossiTheDog still better than twitter

Oh this new one from @dangoodin is wild. Connects the dots between a great report from Lumen on an unnamed destructive event and the real-world happening that bricked 6-7 figures of an ISP's home routers.

https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/05/mystery-malware-destroys-600000-routers-from-a-single-isp-during-72-hour-span/

@kkarhan @LambdaCalculus @blkstarseed y'all can add cum dot camp and ryona dot agency to the same shithead list.

same IP.

plagu dot ee is ryona's MX. some connections to 1984 dot is (webmail host, it seems), as well.

Passive recon from past shows a cross-section of edgelord hentai, racist "free speech extremist" rants, and similar.

"where were you radicalized?"

the iphone i couldn't secure outgoing data on,

the tv i couldn't avoid injected ads on,

the quiet of my own home penetrated by 801 data processing partners

simply for wanting to connect.

@mainframed767 I suspect anyone who reads them doesn't have decision authority to affect deal posture like that.

as one of your autistic friends i deputize you all as honorary autistics so you can hiss at anyone who promotes Autism Speaks to you

Given that Mozilla's privacy offering is built around OneRep, I'm kinda curious what kind of vetting and due diligence they did.

And what due diligence they did for other partnerships as well.

https://infosec.exchange/@briankrebs/112135293507291626

"Shitposting as Industry Coping Mechanism: Infosec Careers in Context"

worst. polycule. ever.

i don't get foss reply-guys

80% of my experience with FOSS is that no, i do not want to recommend this path to other people, i would like them to continue being my friends instead.

Just saw a commercial so it reminds me to say: never use Grammarly, tell your friends not to use Grammarly, hide yo kids, hide yo wife, Grammarly is bad news.

Their data policies are and always have been atrocious, and they should be blocked with all due haste in every corporate environment.

screaming into the void a little bit over this one, boy howdy

Hmph, sure, entire populations of mesolithic europeans used belts made of teeth to show status, but I wear my teeth belt to the grocery store one single time and I’m “no longer welcome” and “now subject to a trespass order.”

Some people just don’t appreciate history.

just sayin’

Five years ago today, on AI and jobs...

We need the ability to turn other people's screenshared apps or slides to dark mode...