infosec_jcp

dangoodin, 4 months ago to random

A crowd in San Francisco surrounded a Waymo robotaxi on Saturday night, broke the windows and threw fireworks inside, setting the vehicle ablaze, the company said.

Waymo said that the autonomous vehicle was not transporting any passengers at the time of the incident and no injuries were reported.

Video posted to social media showed a crowd of several dozen people surrounding the car and scrawling graffiti on the sides. One man bashed the front passenger window and the windshield with a skateboard, shattering the glass.

Subsequently, someone threw a firework inside, setting the car on fire. Flames quickly engulfed the Jaguar, totally destroying the car.

It was not clear what prompted the crowd to set upon the robotaxi. The San Francisco Police Department said authorities are investigating the incident.

https://sfstandard.com/2024/02/10/waymo-robotaxi-goes-up-in-flames-in-chinatown-after-crowd-attacks-vehicle/

hacks4pancakes, 4 months ago to random

Fun fact, my chosen nemeses for the last twenty years have been the Freemasons. Just because I’m put out they won’t let me join. I’ve devoted inordinate hours to finding and learning all their secrets people drunkenly admit to.

Yes, it’s all very boring. I just don’t care.

jerry, 4 months ago to random

I took pixel.infosec.exchange offline to fix the new critical cve in pixelfed. Since pixelfed doesn't work well with docker, I am also moving to a vanilla/bare metal install, so it'll take a while to complete. My apologies.

jerry, 4 months ago to random

In happier news, I am losing my fight to resist buying some adaptalux lights for my macro photography addiction

jerry, 4 months ago to random

Someone needs to go stunt hack something so the media can move on from this toothbrush story

kevinrothrock, 4 months ago to random

Even Elon Musk is laughing at this shit. At home, Russian propaganda can spin anything into a win for Putin, but it seems any hopes the Kremlin might have had of influencing American perceptions with the Carlson interview were misplaced.

malwarejake, 4 months ago to random

Management "helping" with the incident response...

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malwaretech, 4 months ago to random

[ ] avoid falling for deep fakes by implementing one of the many tried and tested means of digital verification
[✔️​] AIs for detecting AIs for detecting AIs that detect AIs

deweyritten, 4 months ago to Russia

Why tf is Tucker Carlson in Russia??

#tuckercarlson #russia

0xabad1dea, 4 months ago to random

“Going viral on mastodon” experiences:

— Significantly fewer angry misogynists deliberately trying to hurt my feelings

— Significantly more people spelling out my own post’s understated punchline to me, presumably largely due to the weird visibility limitations making it harder to see that literally 300 people have already done so

(I’m not mad at anyone don’t worry, it’s just an observation)

malwaretech, 4 months ago to random

🥴

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jerry, 4 months ago to random

Holy cow, did I just completely upgrade infosec.exchange without downtime? I feel like I must have screwed something up because I'm not seeing what I screwed up.

Oh, the infosec.exchange branding will (probably) revert to stock mastodon till I have time to futz with that this weekend.

18+ i0null, 4 months ago to random

flexghost, 4 months ago to random

Presidential.

Lockdownyourlife, 4 months ago to tech

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rtyler, 4 months ago to random

"An app is just a web-page wrapped in enough IP to make it a felony to block ads in it "

great insight by @pluralistic

w7voa, 4 months ago to random

NY Times: Donald J. Trump defeats Nikki Haley in the New Hampshire primary. https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/01/23/us/new-hampshire-primary-updates?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare

infosec_jcp, 4 months ago to ArtificialIntelligence

These days Goebbels's deteccc'tion is just an #algorithm, pick any industry.

atomicpoet, 4 months ago to random

Here's what some people don't understand. When I'm talking here, I'm not here to engage in a debate. My motivation is to just share things that I care about.

When I say stuff like, "This song means something to me and my peer group", it doesn't mean "Debate me."

patrickcmiller, 4 months ago to random

Meta won't remove fake Instagram profiles used for obvious catfishing https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/meta-wont-remove-fake-instagram-profiles-used-for-obvious-catfishing/

Lockdownyourlife, 4 months ago to random

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SwiftOnSecurity, 4 months ago to random

Story idea: “Curriculum Temporis”

There are Time Smugglers, people with hacked access to public archives of data, that can place work “in the past”, before undetectable AI generation.

Establishing credence of facts and events that are not disputable in content and notary record.

Then it starts falling apart…

Someone pulling a thread on things that don’t match up, are not in contemporary records. Sloppy editing and metadata by a new, less experienced entrant to a secret.

Tiny lies built upon for immense import, now getting revealed as placed there…

jerry, 4 months ago to random

Looks like Ron is hanging up his heels.