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Another service #killedbygoogle: "dark web report".
One of the last few services I used by them. Oh well. -
Having had a cursory glance at Burp AI, there is just an instant dealbreaker: you have no control which requests it sends to your target.
Let's say you tell it "find a RCE in this parameter", nothing stops it from injecting "rm -rf /*" or exfiltrating all ssh keys to pastebin because it learned that from some weird medium blog post or CTF write up.
Not being able to review the requests before they are fired is insane.You might say, an active scan also does that. Sure, but they are curated and static. The payloads won't just change every minute.
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Having had a cursory glance at Burp AI, there is just an instant dealbreaker: you have no control which requests it sends to your target.
Let's say you tell it "find a RCE in this parameter", nothing stops it from injecting "rm -rf /*" or exfiltrating all ssh keys to pastebin because it learned that from some weird medium blog post or CTF write up.
Not being able to review the requests before they are fired is insane.You might say, an active scan also does that. Sure, but they are curated and static. The payloads won't just change every minute.
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Having had a cursory glance at Burp AI, there is just an instant dealbreaker: you have no control which requests it sends to your target.
Let's say you tell it "find a RCE in this parameter", nothing stops it from injecting "rm -rf /*" or exfiltrating all ssh keys to pastebin because it learned that from some weird medium blog post or CTF write up.
Not being able to review the requests before they are fired is insane.You might say, an active scan also does that. Sure, but they are curated and static. The payloads won't just change every minute.
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Having had a cursory glance at Burp AI, there is just an instant dealbreaker: you have no control which requests it sends to your target.
Let's say you tell it "find a RCE in this parameter", nothing stops it from injecting "rm -rf /*" or exfiltrating all ssh keys to pastebin because it learned that from some weird medium blog post or CTF write up.
Not being able to review the requests before they are fired is insane.You might say, an active scan also does that. Sure, but they are curated and static. The payloads won't just change every minute.
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Having had a cursory glance at Burp AI, there is just an instant dealbreaker: you have no control which requests it sends to your target.
Let's say you tell it "find a RCE in this parameter", nothing stops it from injecting "rm -rf /*" or exfiltrating all ssh keys to pastebin because it learned that from some weird medium blog post or CTF write up.
Not being able to review the requests before they are fired is insane.You might say, an active scan also does that. Sure, but they are curated and static. The payloads won't just change every minute.
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That #Haveibeenpwned Synthient collection is great.
You've been pwned!
OK, now what? Which password? Which one should I change?
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@sebastianbasner ich habe ja auch schon einen Rant zu #iKFZ gepostet, immerhin soll das schon mit Blick auf EUDI entwickelt worden sein. Man kann hoffen, dass es besser wird.
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Digitalisation in Germany is such a pain. Today a new mobile App launched to store your car registration data.
Let's not even talk about how to get the data in (ePA...), but how to get it out?Imagine you are getting pulled over, police wants to see it. There is no button to generate a QR code for the police to scan, there is no App for the police at all. They just... Read the screen?!
So you hand over your unlocked mobile phone? Or you keep it and they read it out of your hand.
A police person already said that the user "must scroll and click on buttons in the app, so that the police can be sure it is not just shown a screenshot".Yeah. That tracks. How else could you possibly be sure of that? Ever heard of... Signatures?!
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The Workout App on watchOS 26 now reads out splits and other targets even if you are listening to music.
Previously it only did that if no audio was playing.
If you want to disable that, use the bell in the bottom right corner and then set splits or whatever to "none". Enjoy the silence again during your workouts.
As far as I can tell splits are still being logged. -
The Workout App on watchOS 26 now reads out splits and other targets even if you are listening to music.
Previously it only did that if no audio was playing.
If you want to disable that, use the bell in the bottom right corner and then set splits or whatever to "none". Enjoy the silence again during your workouts.
As far as I can tell splits are still being logged. -
The Workout App on watchOS 26 now reads out splits and other targets even if you are listening to music.
Previously it only did that if no audio was playing.
If you want to disable that, use the bell in the bottom right corner and then set splits or whatever to "none". Enjoy the silence again during your workouts.
As far as I can tell splits are still being logged. -
The true 2nd factor is knowing which factor to use. Not pictured: 15+ accounts in 5 MFA mobile apps. #ConsultingLife
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The true 2nd factor is knowing which factor to use. Not pictured: 15+ accounts in 5 MFA mobile apps. #ConsultingLife
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The true 2nd factor is knowing which factor to use. Not pictured: 15+ accounts in 5 MFA mobile apps. #ConsultingLife
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Another day, another AI is announced. This time its a cybersecurity AI by Google: Sec-Gemini v1 [1]. As always, lets look at the response of it that was included on their announcement post. Surely the response was vetted and confirmed by multiple people, right?
The prompt asks about CVE-2024-3400, and at first glance this appears ok.
But in the affected systems section it states:
> Also Hitachi Energy RTU500 firmware and Siemens Ruggedcom APE1808 firmware.
I cannot find any reference that this Hitachi device is vulnerable to that CVE. Hitachi has a nice interface to list all vulnerabilities of their devices [1], this CVE is not part of it.
In the Mitigation section any mention of Hitachi is also missing. Almost as if this device is not vulnerable.[1] https://security.googleblog.com/2025/04/google-launches-sec-gemini-v1-new.html
[2] https://www.hitachienergy.com/products-and-solutions/cybersecurity/alerts-and-notifications?filterable-1529399537-productTags=taxonomy-cybersecurity%3Aproducts%2Frtu500 -
Another day, another AI is announced. This time its a cybersecurity AI by Google: Sec-Gemini v1 [1]. As always, lets look at the response of it that was included on their announcement post. Surely the response was vetted and confirmed by multiple people, right?
The prompt asks about CVE-2024-3400, and at first glance this appears ok.
But in the affected systems section it states:
> Also Hitachi Energy RTU500 firmware and Siemens Ruggedcom APE1808 firmware.
I cannot find any reference that this Hitachi device is vulnerable to that CVE. Hitachi has a nice interface to list all vulnerabilities of their devices [1], this CVE is not part of it.
In the Mitigation section any mention of Hitachi is also missing. Almost as if this device is not vulnerable.[1] https://security.googleblog.com/2025/04/google-launches-sec-gemini-v1-new.html
[2] https://www.hitachienergy.com/products-and-solutions/cybersecurity/alerts-and-notifications?filterable-1529399537-productTags=taxonomy-cybersecurity%3Aproducts%2Frtu500 -
Another day, another AI is announced. This time its a cybersecurity AI by Google: Sec-Gemini v1 [1]. As always, lets look at the response of it that was included on their announcement post. Surely the response was vetted and confirmed by multiple people, right?
The prompt asks about CVE-2024-3400, and at first glance this appears ok.
But in the affected systems section it states:
> Also Hitachi Energy RTU500 firmware and Siemens Ruggedcom APE1808 firmware.
I cannot find any reference that this Hitachi device is vulnerable to that CVE. Hitachi has a nice interface to list all vulnerabilities of their devices [1], this CVE is not part of it.
In the Mitigation section any mention of Hitachi is also missing. Almost as if this device is not vulnerable.[1] https://security.googleblog.com/2025/04/google-launches-sec-gemini-v1-new.html
[2] https://www.hitachienergy.com/products-and-solutions/cybersecurity/alerts-and-notifications?filterable-1529399537-productTags=taxonomy-cybersecurity%3Aproducts%2Frtu500 -
Another day, another AI is announced. This time its a cybersecurity AI by Google: Sec-Gemini v1 [1]. As always, lets look at the response of it that was included on their announcement post. Surely the response was vetted and confirmed by multiple people, right?
The prompt asks about CVE-2024-3400, and at first glance this appears ok.
But in the affected systems section it states:
> Also Hitachi Energy RTU500 firmware and Siemens Ruggedcom APE1808 firmware.
I cannot find any reference that this Hitachi device is vulnerable to that CVE. Hitachi has a nice interface to list all vulnerabilities of their devices [1], this CVE is not part of it.
In the Mitigation section any mention of Hitachi is also missing. Almost as if this device is not vulnerable.[1] https://security.googleblog.com/2025/04/google-launches-sec-gemini-v1-new.html
[2] https://www.hitachienergy.com/products-and-solutions/cybersecurity/alerts-and-notifications?filterable-1529399537-productTags=taxonomy-cybersecurity%3Aproducts%2Frtu500 -
Another day, another AI is announced. This time its a cybersecurity AI by Google: Sec-Gemini v1 [1]. As always, lets look at the response of it that was included on their announcement post. Surely the response was vetted and confirmed by multiple people, right?
The prompt asks about CVE-2024-3400, and at first glance this appears ok.
But in the affected systems section it states:
> Also Hitachi Energy RTU500 firmware and Siemens Ruggedcom APE1808 firmware.
I cannot find any reference that this Hitachi device is vulnerable to that CVE. Hitachi has a nice interface to list all vulnerabilities of their devices [1], this CVE is not part of it.
In the Mitigation section any mention of Hitachi is also missing. Almost as if this device is not vulnerable.[1] https://security.googleblog.com/2025/04/google-launches-sec-gemini-v1-new.html
[2] https://www.hitachienergy.com/products-and-solutions/cybersecurity/alerts-and-notifications?filterable-1529399537-productTags=taxonomy-cybersecurity%3Aproducts%2Frtu500 -
Fake taxi driver convicted of kidnapping, raping and sexually assaulting women in Brighton and London
A London man who posed as a taxi driver in Brighton to …
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Fazer por Fazer — A mentalidade da prática
Você já parou pra pensar por que fazemos algumas coisas só pelo resultado? 🤔
- Nessa outra forma de pensar: eles compreendem que não se deve fazer coisas só por conta do amanhã ou para o agora. 🌏
- Você tem que fazer coisas que são simplesmente por fazer — porque é uma coisa da vida. ✨
- Isso vale para yoga, arte marcial, meditação e qualquer prática: é disciplina, cultura e trabalho...#yoga #meditação #cultura #prática #disciplina #MorningCrypto
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Fazer por Fazer — A mentalidade da prática
Você já parou pra pensar por que fazemos algumas coisas só pelo resultado? 🤔
- Nessa outra forma de pensar: eles compreendem que não se deve fazer coisas só por conta do amanhã ou para o agora. 🌏
- Você tem que fazer coisas que são simplesmente por fazer — porque é uma coisa da vida. ✨
- Isso vale para yoga, arte marcial, meditação e qualquer prática: é disciplina, cultura e trabalho...#yoga #meditação #cultura #prática #disciplina #MorningCrypto
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Fake-Werbung des bekannten Unterwäscheherstellers Wacoal sorgt in Japan für Empörung. #japan
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Fake Tomodachi Life apps are popping up like weeds on the Google Play Store
TL;DR A number of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream knock-offs are popping up in the Google Play Store.…
#NewsBeep #News #Mobile #AU #Australia #gaming #Nintendo #NintendoSwitch #Technology
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/694871/
