neurovagrant

neurovagrant, 11 days ago to random

filched from FB.

neurovagrant, 11 days ago to random

“I like airports,” he said naively. “I’ll just go early, I’m sure I’ll like seatac.”

Eegads.

neurovagrant, 12 days ago to random

Pour one out for anyone with a big product unveil on June 1.

neurovagrant, 12 days ago to random

Tired: Rule 34

Wired: 34 ruuuuuuuuules!

neurovagrant, 12 days ago to random

My latest work post is up!

I charged through Dmitri Alperovitch and Garrett M. Graaf's book "World on the Brink: How America Can Beat China in the Race for the Twenty-First Century" and found it a great, practical contribution to critically necessary discussions on how to navigate some of the most complex problems of our twenty-first century.

https://www.domaintools.com/resources/blog/brink-and-youll-miss-it/

neurovagrant, 12 days ago to random

This @TalosSecurity post on newly-named APT LilacSquid is great. Lots of technical detail laid out in a very progressive way.

In playing with the Network IOCs I noticed something that I don't think was mentioned though. I expect each IP is primarily there for torguard reasons, but passive DNS also shows 3 of the 4 IPs have QNAP and/or Synology NAS records as well.

Maybe unrelated, but interesting for a data theft actor.

https://blog.talosintelligence.com/lilacsquid/

gcluley, 12 days ago to books

That Geoff White guy is absolutely rocking the promotion of his new book "Rinsed", all about money laundering. I thought I could hide in this launderette to escape from it, but no such luck!

Seriously, delighted to get my hands on a copy of "Rinsed" - and I'm confident it will be just as gripping a read as @geoffwhite247's "Crime dot com" and "The Lazarus Heist."

#moneylaundering #crime #books #drycleanonly #dadjokes

neurovagrant, 12 days ago to random

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/

neurovagrant, 13 days ago to random

i would like to pet the murderkitty

https://m.ai6yr.org/@ai6yr/112527912680135462

neurovagrant, 13 days ago to infosec

we just out here findin' stuff on a wednesday, don't mind us.

#threatintel #infosec #cybersecurity

https://infosec.exchange/@securitysnacks/112526234384153881

neurovagrant, 13 days ago to random

Anyone have a good IOC IP list for RaspberryRobin?

(Starting to search now, but worth asking. External request from a pal, not an internal investigation)

#threatintel

neurovagrant, 14 days ago to random

If you wonder why I approach my relationships with businesses with privacy as a first principle, well...

PayPal Is Planning an Ad Business Using Data on Its Millions of Shoppers

https://www.wsj.com/articles/paypal-is-planning-an-ad-business-using-data-on-its-millions-of-shoppers-cc5e0625?st=8dgwp70dmcn71jm&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

(via https://indieweb.social/@rickf/112520493025880141 )

neurovagrant, 15 days ago to random

In a private chat the phrase "taint punch" came up and now I want to make a cocktail/mocktail called taint punch.

Maybe brown and citrussy with peach fuzz around the rim...

neurovagrant, 15 days ago to random

A learned colleague recently pointed out that Cogent securitized an IPv4 block for $206 million.

Just, y'know, in case you were wondering what stage of capitalism the internet had hit.

https://www.cogentco.com/en/about-cogent/press-releases/4443-cogent-announces-ipv4-address-securitization-offering

neurovagrant, 15 days ago to random

signs in to check on the internet while i'm traveling

sees the phrase "breeding fetish Clippy"

signs out and lets the internet take care of itself for a while

mjg59, 15 days ago to random

Waymos have a DNS button and I am terrified about what might happen if you press it

neurovagrant, 16 days ago to random

Was reminded yesterday that the Stasi HVA (foreign intelligence service) division responsible for active measures/disinformation and political warfare within Germany was known as X.

Not that Musk is smart enough or well-read enough to know this, but it's certainly an interesting reprint from history.

Nonya_Bidniss, 16 days ago to random

The best character in #Brooklyn99 besides Peralta was Doug Judy, the Pontiac Bandit.

There will be no Q&A.

neurovagrant, 16 days ago to random

Minesweeper.

Minesweeper?

Really, people?