Weekly Update 469

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So I had this idea around training a text-to-speech engine with my voice, then using that to speak over the Sonos at home to announce AI-driven events, such as people ringing the doorbell. A few hours’ worth of video from these weekly updates fed into ElevenLabs and wammo! Here

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Weekly Update 468

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I only just realised, as I prepared this accompanying blog post, that I didn’t talk about one of the points in the overview: food. One of my fondest memories as a child living in Singapore and now as an adult visiting there is the food. It’s

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Home Assistant + Ubiquiti + AI = Home Automation Magic

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It seems like every manufacturer of anything electrical that goes in the house wants to be part of the IoT story these days. Further, they all want their own app, which means you have to go to gazillions of bespoke software products to control your things. And they’re

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Weekly Update 466

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I’m fascinated by the unwillingness of organisations to name the “third party” to which they’ve attributed a breach. The initial reporting on the Allianz Life incident from last month makes no mention whatsoever of Salesforce, nor does any other statement I can find from

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That 16 Billion Password Story (AKA “Data Troll”)

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Spoiler: I have data from the story in the title of this post, it’s mostly what I expected it to be, I’ve just added it to HIBP where I’ve called it “Data Troll”, and I’m going to give everyone a

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Get Pwned, Get Local Advice From a Trusted Gov Source

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We were recently travelling to faraway lands, doing meet and greets with gov partners, when one of them posed an interesting idea:

What if people from our part of the world could see a link through to our local resource on data breaches provided by the gov?

Initially, I was

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Welcoming Guardio to Have I Been Pwned’s Partner Program

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I’m often asked if cyber criminals are getting better at impersonating legitimate organisations in order to sneak their phishing attacks through. Yes, they absolutely are, but I also argue that the inverse is true too: legitimate organisations frequently communicate in ways that are indistinguishable from a phishing attack!

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