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Picking a dog's name.
CSS Developer award:
"UK High Court rules Palestine Action terror ban is unlawful, marking blow to government":
https://lite.cnn.com/2026/02/13/uk/uk-palestine-action-ban-gbr-uk-intl
Health (or lack thereof) update:
https://bontchev.nlcv.bas.bg/bye.html#2026-02-07
(BTW, I've tried to make the page a bit more mobile-friendly. I don't know for sure if I've succeeded; I don't use smartphones.)
Security researcher Eugene Lim has released Vulnerability Spoiler Alert, a service that monitors open-source repositories and uses Claude AI to detect when commits are patching security vulnerabilities before a CVE is even assigned or an update is released
@campuscodi Seems like simple corruption case. He didn't leak classified info; he used insider (classified) knowledge to make money privately.
RE: https://swecyb.com/@anderseknert/116056950299738296
lol.. why are people arguing with an AI bot in the PR? What a world.
"Steep drop in violent crime in major US cities, data analysis shows":
https://lite.cnn.com/2026/02/11/us/violent-crime-us-cities-report
See? This is what happens when you recruit criminals in law enforcement - they no longer have time to do crimes that aren't sanctioned by the government.
Don't miss this explanation of how backbone providers coordinated on this telnetd exploit in advance of the CVE release, and simply blocked port 23 traffic. https://www.labs.greynoise.io/grimoire/2026-02-10-telnet-falls-silent/
Don't show this to kids in Australia or the UK: https://age-verifier.kibty.town/
security advice, 1996: writing your passwords down in a notebook is a very bad idea and nobody should do it
security advice, 2026: writing your passwords down in a notebook is one of the most secure storage methods for most users
(fun how threat models change over time, eh?)
CloudSEK says it intercepted the leaked credentials of a tech support and maintenance company that had access to the IT networks of more than 200 airports. The account also didn't have MFA enabled
https://www.cloudsek.com/blog/the-hidden-backdoor-to-200-airports-a-supply-chain-failure-in-aviation
@campuscodi Didn't the EU recently vote the 20th package of sanctions against Russia? What else can they do - write a strongly-worded letter to Putin?
From the WTF department, sorry, I mean from Microsoft: an RCE in Notepad of all things. (Well, the new app with AI and stuff; not the old one.)
https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-2026-20841
@BleepingComputer I'd make the joke that Microsoft 365 should be renamed to Microsoft 364 but there have been so many outages that it ought to be named Microsoft 265 by now...
Looks like the dev told an LLM to generate test files for a Shai Hulud detection app.
The LLM complied and generated malicious test files...
Let's remind everyone what a safe internet actually means. ๐๐
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@erratarob Gringo, obviously.