pwd /home/Jesus cat AboutMe.txt "Novice ethical hacker, practitioner of DIY projects, privacy accelerationist (priv/acc), tea scholar and novelist-to-be."
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I've mentioned it before, but I don't use X as much as I used to. Instead, I use Nostr for most of my public posts now.
Decentralized, self-sovereign, free.
Feel free to follow me there if you use it!
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Having grown up on Kamelot during Roy's era, and remembering what it was like when he left the band and went silent, seeing this performance is absolutely surreal. One of the greatest singers in human history.
youtu.be/vIk-BnNLcbM
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In the case of Chinese tea ceremony, it is glittering and you drink many cups of tea.
In the case of Japan tea ceremony, it's more simple, with only one cup of tea and a lot of self-dialogue.
And basically, we don't talk much, but we communicate in manners.
#japaneseculture
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I asked 28 Japanese kids one question.
“Why do Americans fly their flag everywhere?”
“Because they love America.”
“Because it looks cool.”
“Because they won lots of wars.”
One boy said,
“Maybe they just really like stars.”
Everyone laughed.
Then I showed them pictures.
American flags on houses.
On farms.
Outside small businesses.
At baseball games.
One girl raised her hand.
“Are they required to do that?”
“No. They choose to.”
She looked surprised.
“Even at their own houses?”
“Even at their own houses.”
Then a quiet boy said,
“In Japan, we don’t usually put flags outside our homes.”
He looked at the pictures again.
“Maybe Americans just want everyone to know where their heart belongs.”
The teacher didn’t say anything.
Neither did I.
I thought that was a beautiful answer.
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🚨 KeePassXC 2.8.0 is out with several security fixes and a major move to Qt 6
Release: github.com/keepassxreboot/ke…
keepassxc.org/download
The update fixes CVE-2026-69150, a use-after-free triggered when importing a crafted legacy KDB file, along with multiple additional browser integration, memory safety, and Windows security issues that are still awaiting CVE assignments.
Security fixes include:
• Crafted KDB import use-after-free
• Browser entry reference injection
• Out-of-bounds writes in native messaging
• Weak Pageant shared-memory mapping names on Windows
• Integer overflow and out-of-bounds read in the legacy KDB importer
• Improved clearing of decrypted database fragments from memory
KeePassXC 2.8.0 also adds remote database synchronization, configurable shortcuts, SSH key generation, Wayland Auto-Type support, Linux Quick Unlock, and native Windows Arm64 builds.
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Governments keep telling us ID checks will make the internet safer. Here is what an ID check actually did for a woman in Pennsylvania.
Cash App demanded Social Security numbers to stop fraud. Hers leaked in a data breach, a scammer opened an account with it, and the police arrested her for his crime. She spent three nights in jail. Cash App now refuses to show her the account because she can’t prove it’s hers, which is exactly what she has been telling them.
Every ID check builds another vault of stolen identities waiting to happen. The more of them we’re forced through, the easier fraud gets, and the people paying for it are the ones who did everything they were told.
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🚨 PHP2Shell attackers accessed MFA secrets and password hashes at a European government entity in just 2 hours.
That's not all.
→ Signs of agentic AI use in post-exploitation activity
→ Suspected Lazarus-linked operators scanning 216 targets worldwide
Full details ↓ thehackernews.com/2026/10/ph…
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A breathtaking autumn destination in Japan you can’t miss this year! 🍁🇯🇵
Shiraito Falls in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka.
The contrast between autumn leaves and cascading water is stunning. On sunny days, you might even catch a rainbow in the mist!
Who wants to see this magical view? Raise your hand! ✋
Planning a trip to Japan? DM me!
I know hidden gems and local spots across Japan that I rarely share publicly!
📍 #白糸の滝 (Fujinomiya, Shizuoka)
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This just in... you can no longer be secure on the internet unless you pay openai or anthropic to run an security agent 24/7 for over $1 million a year.
Hear me out... you could also employ IT professionals that are better that can continuously monitor your systems. You know, like we have done FOREVER!
🚨Sam Altman says the internet can no longer be SECURED by patching bugs.
"I no longer think we're going to be able to just patch all the bugs," the OpenAI CEO said, warning smarter models can find "hardware level insane stuff."
He says OpenAI can't responsibly open source its best model "anytime soon," but the open source world isn't far behind: "Not super."
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#OPSEC365 218/365
Shared links to cloud files often don't require authentication.
That Google Drive link you shared to collaborate on a document might be accessible to anyone with the URL. Some cloud storage defaults to link access that doesn't check who's clicking. URLs can be guessed, leaked, or discovered through browser history.
Check the sharing settings on cloud files before sending links and restrict access to specific accounts.
#OPSEC365
