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  1. Right, lets take a look at some of them there then code!

  2. Right, lets take a look at some of them there then code!

    #programming #code #Sunday

  3. Right, lets take a look at some of them there then code!

    #programming #code #Sunday

  4. Right, lets take a look at some of them there then code!

    #programming #code #Sunday

  5. Right, lets take a look at some of them there then code!

    #programming #code #Sunday

  6. Vol 07 of my newsletter just dropped. Lots of cool stuff about design, code, accessibility, privacy, and antifascism.

    markwrites.io/nano-bytes-07

    If you want to know when I publish new stuff, grab the RSS feed or subscribe to the email list. Or don’t. Whatevs.

    #NanoBytes #Newsletter #Writing #Design #Code #Privacy #Antifascism

  7. Vol 07 of my newsletter just dropped. Lots of cool stuff about design, code, accessibility, privacy, and antifascism.

    markwrites.io/nano-bytes-07

    If you want to know when I publish new stuff, grab the RSS feed or subscribe to the email list. Or don’t. Whatevs.

    #NanoBytes #Newsletter #Writing #Design #Code #Privacy #Antifascism

  8. Vol 07 of my newsletter just dropped. Lots of cool stuff about design, code, accessibility, privacy, and antifascism.

    markwrites.io/nano-bytes-07

    If you want to know when I publish new stuff, grab the RSS feed or subscribe to the email list. Or don’t. Whatevs.

    #NanoBytes #Newsletter #Writing #Design #Code #Privacy #Antifascism

  9. Vol 07 of my newsletter just dropped. Lots of cool stuff about design, code, accessibility, privacy, and antifascism.

    markwrites.io/nano-bytes-07

    If you want to know when I publish new stuff, grab the RSS feed or subscribe to the email list. Or don’t. Whatevs.

  10. Vol 07 of my newsletter just dropped. Lots of cool stuff about design, code, accessibility, privacy, and antifascism.

    markwrites.io/nano-bytes-07

    If you want to know when I publish new stuff, grab the RSS feed or subscribe to the email list. Or don’t. Whatevs.

    #NanoBytes #Newsletter #Writing #Design #Code #Privacy #Antifascism

  11. Interesting Git repos of the week:

    Detection:

    * github.com/arkime/arkime - capture and analyse the packets 🤖
    * github.com/ForensicArtifacts/a - reference DFIR artifacts
    * github.com/Poly0n/WinGuard - user mode EDR for Windows

    Bugs:

    * github.com/DavidCarliez/CVE-20 - ouchie in Windows' CrossDevice/FrameServer
    * github.com/MSNightmare/ShieldB - they're in MSRC's nightmares
    * github.com/Semperis-Community/ - I dunno, this Windows sounds like a nightmare...
    * github.com/mihat2/ResetNightma - more nightmares, this time with Impacket

    Exploitation:

    * github.com/Emul4nt/rESPonder32 - one of my mentees has ported responder to ESP32
    * github.com/warpedatom/NoiseHou - noise cancelling your bloodhound 🤖
    * github.com/atredispartners/rag - audit and exploit CryptoPro protected system disks
    * github.com/ivancabrera02/pyTGT - grabbing KRB5 tickets from SQL Server
    * github.com/praetorian-inc/titus - another secret scanner 🤖
    * github.com/timb-machine-mirror - @eversinc33's work on .NET runtime analysis

    Hard hacks:

    * github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/skitte - unlock the memory mapping on certain classes of AMD CPU (requires pre-existing kernel level access)
    * github.com/gpwn-org/gpwn-toolk - sniffing light

    Hardening:

    * github.com/MahdiAlZakari/brocc - audit your Cisco devices, *please*

    Cryptography:

    * github.com/hardenedlinux/crypt - for when you trust the 🤖 with secret maths

    Development:

    * github.com/SecPod-OpenSource/v - VEX for F/OSS
    * github.com/endrazine/wcc - here be binary witch craft

    Data:

    * github.com/slvDev/esp32-ai - building models for embedded devices 🤖
    * github.com/uk-gov-mirror/delet - @jonty's archive of lost HMG source

    #security, #research, #code

  12. Interesting Git repos of the week:

    Detection:

    * github.com/arkime/arkime - capture and analyse the packets 🤖
    * github.com/ForensicArtifacts/a - reference DFIR artifacts
    * github.com/Poly0n/WinGuard - user mode EDR for Windows

    Bugs:

    * github.com/DavidCarliez/CVE-20 - ouchie in Windows' CrossDevice/FrameServer
    * github.com/MSNightmare/ShieldB - they're in MSRC's nightmares
    * github.com/Semperis-Community/ - I dunno, this Windows sounds like a nightmare...
    * github.com/mihat2/ResetNightma - more nightmares, this time with Impacket

    Exploitation:

    * github.com/Emul4nt/rESPonder32 - one of my mentees has ported responder to ESP32
    * github.com/warpedatom/NoiseHou - noise cancelling your bloodhound 🤖
    * github.com/atredispartners/rag - audit and exploit CryptoPro protected system disks
    * github.com/ivancabrera02/pyTGT - grabbing KRB5 tickets from SQL Server
    * github.com/praetorian-inc/titus - another secret scanner 🤖
    * github.com/timb-machine-mirror - @eversinc33's work on .NET runtime analysis

    Hard hacks:

    * github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/skitte - unlock the memory mapping on certain classes of AMD CPU (requires pre-existing kernel level access)
    * github.com/gpwn-org/gpwn-toolk - sniffing light

    Hardening:

    * github.com/MahdiAlZakari/brocc - audit your Cisco devices, *please*

    Cryptography:

    * github.com/hardenedlinux/crypt - for when you trust the 🤖 with secret maths

    Development:

    * github.com/SecPod-OpenSource/v - VEX for F/OSS
    * github.com/endrazine/wcc - here be binary witch craft

    Data:

    * github.com/slvDev/esp32-ai - building models for embedded devices 🤖
    * github.com/uk-gov-mirror/delet - @jonty's archive of lost HMG source

    #security, #research, #code

  13. Interesting Git repos of the week:

    Detection:

    * github.com/arkime/arkime - capture and analyse the packets 🤖
    * github.com/ForensicArtifacts/a - reference DFIR artifacts
    * github.com/Poly0n/WinGuard - user mode EDR for Windows

    Bugs:

    * github.com/DavidCarliez/CVE-20 - ouchie in Windows' CrossDevice/FrameServer
    * github.com/MSNightmare/ShieldB - they're in MSRC's nightmares
    * github.com/Semperis-Community/ - I dunno, this Windows sounds like a nightmare...
    * github.com/mihat2/ResetNightma - more nightmares, this time with Impacket

    Exploitation:

    * github.com/Emul4nt/rESPonder32 - one of my mentees has ported responder to ESP32
    * github.com/warpedatom/NoiseHou - noise cancelling your bloodhound 🤖
    * github.com/atredispartners/rag - audit and exploit CryptoPro protected system disks
    * github.com/ivancabrera02/pyTGT - grabbing KRB5 tickets from SQL Server
    * github.com/praetorian-inc/titus - another secret scanner 🤖
    * github.com/timb-machine-mirror - @eversinc33's work on .NET runtime analysis

    Hard hacks:

    * github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/skitte - unlock the memory mapping on certain classes of AMD CPU (requires pre-existing kernel level access)
    * github.com/gpwn-org/gpwn-toolk - sniffing light

    Hardening:

    * github.com/MahdiAlZakari/brocc - audit your Cisco devices, *please*

    Cryptography:

    * github.com/hardenedlinux/crypt - for when you trust the 🤖 with secret maths

    Development:

    * github.com/SecPod-OpenSource/v - VEX for F/OSS
    * github.com/endrazine/wcc - here be binary witch craft

    Data:

    * github.com/slvDev/esp32-ai - building models for embedded devices 🤖
    * github.com/uk-gov-mirror/delet - @jonty's archive of lost HMG source

    #security, #research, #code

  14. Interesting Git repos of the week:

    Detection:

    * github.com/arkime/arkime - capture and analyse the packets 🤖
    * github.com/ForensicArtifacts/a - reference DFIR artifacts
    * github.com/Poly0n/WinGuard - user mode EDR for Windows

    Bugs:

    * github.com/DavidCarliez/CVE-20 - ouchie in Windows' CrossDevice/FrameServer
    * github.com/MSNightmare/ShieldB - they're in MSRC's nightmares
    * github.com/Semperis-Community/ - I dunno, this Windows sounds like a nightmare...
    * github.com/mihat2/ResetNightma - more nightmares, this time with Impacket

    Exploitation:

    * github.com/Emul4nt/rESPonder32 - one of my mentees has ported responder to ESP32
    * github.com/warpedatom/NoiseHou - noise cancelling your bloodhound 🤖
    * github.com/atredispartners/rag - audit and exploit CryptoPro protected system disks
    * github.com/ivancabrera02/pyTGT - grabbing KRB5 tickets from SQL Server
    * github.com/praetorian-inc/titus - another secret scanner 🤖
    * github.com/timb-machine-mirror - @eversinc33's work on .NET runtime analysis

    Hard hacks:

    * github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/skitte - unlock the memory mapping on certain classes of AMD CPU (requires pre-existing kernel level access)
    * github.com/gpwn-org/gpwn-toolk - sniffing light

    Hardening:

    * github.com/MahdiAlZakari/brocc - audit your Cisco devices, *please*

    Cryptography:

    * github.com/hardenedlinux/crypt - for when you trust the 🤖 with secret maths

    Development:

    * github.com/SecPod-OpenSource/v - VEX for F/OSS
    * github.com/endrazine/wcc - here be binary witch craft

    Data:

    * github.com/slvDev/esp32-ai - building models for embedded devices 🤖
    * github.com/uk-gov-mirror/delet - @jonty's archive of lost HMG source

    #security, #research, #code

  15. Interesting Git repos of the week:

    Detection:

    * github.com/arkime/arkime - capture and analyse the packets 🤖
    * github.com/ForensicArtifacts/a - reference DFIR artifacts
    * github.com/Poly0n/WinGuard - user mode EDR for Windows

    Bugs:

    * github.com/DavidCarliez/CVE-20 - ouchie in Windows' CrossDevice/FrameServer
    * github.com/MSNightmare/ShieldB - they're in MSRC's nightmares
    * github.com/Semperis-Community/ - I dunno, this Windows sounds like a nightmare...
    * github.com/mihat2/ResetNightma - more nightmares, this time with Impacket

    Exploitation:

    * github.com/Emul4nt/rESPonder32 - one of my mentees has ported responder to ESP32
    * github.com/warpedatom/NoiseHou - noise cancelling your bloodhound 🤖
    * github.com/atredispartners/rag - audit and exploit CryptoPro protected system disks
    * github.com/ivancabrera02/pyTGT - grabbing KRB5 tickets from SQL Server
    * github.com/praetorian-inc/titus - another secret scanner 🤖
    * github.com/timb-machine-mirror - @eversinc33's work on .NET runtime analysis

    Hard hacks:

    * github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/skitte - unlock the memory mapping on certain classes of AMD CPU (requires pre-existing kernel level access)
    * github.com/gpwn-org/gpwn-toolk - sniffing light

    Hardening:

    * github.com/MahdiAlZakari/brocc - audit your Cisco devices, *please*

    Cryptography:

    * github.com/hardenedlinux/crypt - for when you trust the 🤖 with secret maths

    Development:

    * github.com/SecPod-OpenSource/v - VEX for F/OSS
    * github.com/endrazine/wcc - here be binary witch craft

    Data:

    * github.com/slvDev/esp32-ai - building models for embedded devices 🤖
    * github.com/uk-gov-mirror/delet - @jonty's archive of lost HMG source

    #security, #research, #code

  16. I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing that this current family of stories I'm working on turned into a network of 38 coordinated #pullrequests, the last 6 being hopefully #disposable.

    I guess it's nifty that this #project is planned well enough that it is a thing I can do. If we get #unexpected changes along the way, someone (i.e. me) is going spend a lot of time with #git #rebase.

    Such is life in a #shared #code base.

  17. I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing that this current family of stories I'm working on turned into a network of 38 coordinated #pullrequests, the last 6 being hopefully #disposable.

    I guess it's nifty that this #project is planned well enough that it is a thing I can do. If we get #unexpected changes along the way, someone (i.e. me) is going spend a lot of time with #git #rebase.

    Such is life in a #shared #code base.

  18. Anthropic Reveals More About AI Watermarking Plans Amid EU Regulations

    Anthropic is trying to calm everyone down over its new watermark. The company sparked a wave of discourse…
    #Europe #EU #AI #Anthropic #blogpost #businessinsider #claudemodel #claudeuser #code #Company #EuropeanUnion #Key #newwatermark #plan #Series #text #Week #word
    europesays.com/europe/116236/

  19. Our next #JCON2026 session is live: 'Have You Gone #MADR?' with Johan Hutting

    This is usually solved by #code comments, keeping notes on wiki's, private #docs on laptops and so on. What if I told you there is an interesting alternative …

    Grab your coffee and hit play: youtu.be/tR4Ri-VLISc

  20. Our next #JCON2026 session is live: 'Have You Gone #MADR?' with Johan Hutting

    This is usually solved by #code comments, keeping notes on wiki's, private #docs on laptops and so on. What if I told you there is an interesting alternative …

    Grab your coffee and hit play: youtu.be/tR4Ri-VLISc

  21. Our next #JCON2026 session is live: 'Have You Gone #MADR?' with Johan Hutting

    This is usually solved by #code comments, keeping notes on wiki's, private #docs on laptops and so on. What if I told you there is an interesting alternative …

    Grab your coffee and hit play: youtu.be/tR4Ri-VLISc

  22. Our next #JCON2026 session is live: 'Have You Gone #MADR?' with Johan Hutting

    This is usually solved by #code comments, keeping notes on wiki's, private #docs on laptops and so on. What if I told you there is an interesting alternative …

    Grab your coffee and hit play: youtu.be/tR4Ri-VLISc

  23. Our next #JCON2026 session is live: 'Have You Gone #MADR?' with Johan Hutting

    This is usually solved by #code comments, keeping notes on wiki's, private #docs on laptops and so on. What if I told you there is an interesting alternative …

    Grab your coffee and hit play: youtu.be/tR4Ri-VLISc

  24. @nobsagile Ohja… ich hab mal erlebt, wie ein Agenturchef allen Ernstes mit dem #Werkvertrag argumentierte: „Carsten, ich hab mit deinem Chef einen Werkvertrag abgeschlossen. Das heißt, wir schulden euch EINE Webseite. Nicht deine Deluxe-Version mit am liebsten 100% Testabdeckung, Reaktionszeit in Millisekunden und 99.9% Verfügbarkeit“. — Die weitere Zusammenarbeit gestaltete sich dann noch, äh, interessant. Am Ende hab ich doch den Kürzeren gezogen. Aber mit den Entwicklern wars schön. — #code

  25. @nobsagile Ohja… ich hab mal erlebt, wie ein Agenturchef allen Ernstes mit dem #Werkvertrag argumentierte: „Carsten, ich hab mit deinem Chef einen Werkvertrag abgeschlossen. Das heißt, wir schulden euch EINE Webseite. Nicht deine Deluxe-Version mit am liebsten 100% Testabdeckung, Reaktionszeit in Millisekunden und 99.9% Verfügbarkeit“. — Die weitere Zusammenarbeit gestaltete sich dann noch, äh, interessant. Am Ende hab ich doch den Kürzeren gezogen. Aber mit den Entwicklern wars schön. — #code

  26. @nobsagile Ohja… ich hab mal erlebt, wie ein Agenturchef allen Ernstes mit dem #Werkvertrag argumentierte: „Carsten, ich hab mit deinem Chef einen Werkvertrag abgeschlossen. Das heißt, wir schulden euch EINE Webseite. Nicht deine Deluxe-Version mit am liebsten 100% Testabdeckung, Reaktionszeit in Millisekunden und 99.9% Verfügbarkeit“. — Die weitere Zusammenarbeit gestaltete sich dann noch, äh, interessant. Am Ende hab ich doch den Kürzeren gezogen. Aber mit den Entwicklern wars schön. — #code

  27. @nobsagile Ohja… ich hab mal erlebt, wie ein Agenturchef allen Ernstes mit dem #Werkvertrag argumentierte: „Carsten, ich hab mit deinem Chef einen Werkvertrag abgeschlossen. Das heißt, wir schulden euch EINE Webseite. Nicht deine Deluxe-Version mit am liebsten 100% Testabdeckung, Reaktionszeit in Millisekunden und 99.9% Verfügbarkeit“. — Die weitere Zusammenarbeit gestaltete sich dann noch, äh, interessant. Am Ende hab ich doch den Kürzeren gezogen. Aber mit den Entwicklern wars schön. — #code

  28. @nobsagile Ohja… ich hab mal erlebt, wie ein Agenturchef allen Ernstes mit dem #Werkvertrag argumentierte: „Carsten, ich hab mit deinem Chef einen Werkvertrag abgeschlossen. Das heißt, wir schulden euch EINE Webseite. Nicht deine Deluxe-Version mit am liebsten 100% Testabdeckung, Reaktionszeit in Millisekunden und 99.9% Verfügbarkeit“. — Die weitere Zusammenarbeit gestaltete sich dann noch, äh, interessant. Am Ende hab ich doch den Kürzeren gezogen. Aber mit den Entwicklern wars schön. — #code

  29. Back to my editor-jumping whims … Kate seems to have taken the position of de-facto GUI editor from Sublime Text's grasps. I've been really liking it so far, it has a lot of stuff built-in. And, and the Git support is awesome! I was really surprised the first time I saw it.

    #Code #Editor #Kate

  30. Back to my editor-jumping whims … Kate seems to have taken the position of de-facto GUI editor from Sublime Text's grasps. I've been really liking it so far, it has a lot of stuff built-in. And, and the Git support is awesome! I was really surprised the first time I saw it.

    #Code #Editor #Kate