Collaborate Disseminate
Yes, the Lenovo is Chinese. No, I’m not worried about Superfish. Yes, I’m running windows. No, I don’t want a Framework laptop. Seemed to be a lot of time this week gone on talking all things laptops, and there are clearly some very differing
So I wrapped up this week’s live stream then promptly blew hours mucking around with Zigbee on Home Assistant. Is it worth it, as someone asked in the chat? Uh, yeah, kinda, mostly. But seriously, having a highly automated house is awesome and I suggest that most people
I did it again – I tweeted about Twitter doing something I thought was useful and the hordes did descend on Twitter to tweet about how terrible Twitter is. Right, gotcha, so 1.3M views of that tweet later… As I say in this week’s video, there’
There seemed to be an awful lot of time gone on the 23andMe credential stuffing situation this week, but I think it strikes a lot of important chords. We’re (us as end users) still reusing credentials, still not turning on MFA and still trying to sue when we
This must be my first “business as usual” weekly update since August and damn it’s nice to be back to normal! New sponsor, new breaches, new blog post and if you’re in this part of the world, a brand new summer creeping over the
Imagine you wanted to buy some shit on the internet. Not the metaphorical kind in terms of “I bought some random shit online”, but literal shit. Turds. Faeces. The kind of thing you never would have thought possible to buy online until… Shitexpress came along. Here’s
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I’m super late pushing out this week’s video, I mean to the point where I now have a couple of days before doing the next one. Travel from the opposite side of the world is the obvious excuse, then frankly, just wanting to hang out with
Last week I was contacted by CERT Poland. They’d observed a phishing campaign that had collected 68k credentials from unsuspecting victims and asked if HIBP may be used to help alert these individuals to their exposure. The campaign began with a typical email requesting more information:
In this
Today, the US Justice Department announced a multinational operation involving actions in the United States, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom to disrupt the botnet and malware known as Qakbot and take down its infrastructure. Beyond just taking down the backbone of the operation, the FBI began actively
Somehow in this week’s video, I forgot to talk about the single blog post I wrote this week! So here’s the elevator pitch: Cloudflare’s Turnstile is a bot-killing machine I’ve had enormous success with for the “API” (quoted because it&