home.social

#signing — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #signing, aggregated by home.social.

fetched live
  1. MOMO’S MELBOURNE BOUND: Japanese midfielder Momo Hayashi joins City

    Melbourne City FC is pleased to announce the signing of Japanese midfielder Momo Hayashi on a one-year deal…
    #Australia #Melbourne #a-leaguewomen #signing
    europesays.com/australia/81399/

  2. Matildas defender signs with Melbourne City

    Melbourne City FC is delighted to announce the signing of Matildas defender Jessika Nash on a two-year deal,…
    #Australia #Melbourne #a-leaguewomen #signing
    europesays.com/australia/79837/

  3. City signs four-time Ninja A-League Champion

    Melbourne City FC is delighted to announce the signing of experienced midfielder Taylor Ray ahead of the 2026/27…
    #Australia #Melbourne #a-leaguewomen #signing
    europesays.com/australia/76985/

  4. City adds creative spark with Danish playmaker

    Melbourne City FC is delighted to announce the signing of Danish midfielder Emiliano Marcondes, who joins the Club…
    #Australia #Melbourne #a-leaguemen #signing
    europesays.com/australia/76422/

  5. City signs versatile defender Aimee Medwin

    Melbourne City FC is pleased to announce the signing of defender Aimee Medwin ahead of the 2026/27 campaign. …
    #Australia #Melbourne #a-leaguewomen #signing
    europesays.com/australia/76268/

  6. This is how the signing of Xavi Hernández for the Netherlands was conceived

    You might be interested in Holaluz: what happened to the ‘rooftop revolution’? BarcelonaThe signing of Xavi Hernández as…
    #Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #conceived #for #hernandez #how #is #of #signing #the #this #was #xavi
    europesays.com/netherlands/379

  7. Vinicius Jr agreement is missing just one thing as Arsenal pounce | Football | Sport

    Arsenal’s transfer interest in Vinicius Junior stems from a key stumbling block in the Brazilian’s protracted contract negotiations…
    #Football #Soccer #News #Arsenal #ArsenalFC #Arsenalnews #Arsenaltransfer #Arsenaltransfernews #ArsenalViniciusJr #RealMadridcontract #RealMadridFC #signing-onfee #ViniciusJrcontract #ViniciusJunior
    europesays.com/football/44481/

  8. John Spytek and the Las Vegas Raiders make a roster move for a kind of player that you can’t just find anywhere

    The Las Vegas Raiders are in the business of having good football players, and they think Zack Kuntz…
    #NFL #LasVegasRaiders #LasVegas #Raiders #ChrisCollier #Football #JohnSpytek #signing #waive #ZackKuntz
    rawchili.com/nfl/960887/

  9. John Spytek and the Las Vegas Raiders make a roster move for a kind of player that you can’t just find anywhere

    The Las Vegas Raiders are in the business of having good football players, and they think Zack Kuntz…
    #NFL #LasVegasRaiders #LasVegas #Raiders #ChrisCollier #Football #JohnSpytek #signing #waive #ZackKuntz
    rawchili.com/nfl/960887/

  10. Why do I feel like anything with the word “secure” in its name isn’t actually safe at all?

    source: arstechnica.com/security/2026/…

    The images are known as #shims, which were invented to extend Secure Boot to Linux devices and utility software. Using a technique simple enough to be performed by novice hackers, these old, forgotten shims can be used to completely circumvent the protection, which is embedded into the #UEFI (Unified Extensible #Firmware Interface) of the device’s #motherboard. The gaffe is the result of the failure by #Microsoft, which oversees the #signing of shims, to revoke the publicly available images once vulnerabilities were found in them.

    #news #security #boot #cybersecurity #hack #hacker #software #vulnerability #fail #bios #secureboot #computer #laptop #notebook

  11. Why do I feel like anything with the word “secure” in its name isn’t actually safe at all?

    source: arstechnica.com/security/2026/…

    The images are known as #shims, which were invented to extend Secure Boot to Linux devices and utility software. Using a technique simple enough to be performed by novice hackers, these old, forgotten shims can be used to completely circumvent the protection, which is embedded into the #UEFI (Unified Extensible #Firmware Interface) of the device’s #motherboard. The gaffe is the result of the failure by #Microsoft, which oversees the #signing of shims, to revoke the publicly available images once vulnerabilities were found in them.

    #news #security #boot #cybersecurity #hack #hacker #software #vulnerability #fail #bios #secureboot #computer #laptop #notebook

  12. Why do I feel like anything with the word “secure” in its name isn’t actually safe at all?

    source: arstechnica.com/security/2026/…

    The images are known as #shims, which were invented to extend Secure Boot to Linux devices and utility software. Using a technique simple enough to be performed by novice hackers, these old, forgotten shims can be used to completely circumvent the protection, which is embedded into the #UEFI (Unified Extensible #Firmware Interface) of the device’s #motherboard. The gaffe is the result of the failure by #Microsoft, which oversees the #signing of shims, to revoke the publicly available images once vulnerabilities were found in them.

    #news #security #boot #cybersecurity #hack #hacker #software #vulnerability #fail #bios #secureboot #computer #laptop #notebook

  13. City strengthens midfield with Brazilian signing

    Melbourne City FC has strengthened its midfield ahead of the 2026/27 season, securing Brazilian midfielder, Matheus Rossetto, on loan from…
    #Australia #Melbourne #a-leaguemen #signing
    europesays.com/australia/60327/

  14. Karim Adeyemi signs for Barcelona, official

    Graphic made by Blaugranagram. Karim Adeyemi signs a 5-year contract with the Catalan side, becoming the second forward…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #Barcelona #Barça #DORTMUND #KarimAdeyemi #official #signing #Transfer
    europesays.com/spain/59604/

  15. The #LG [1] privacy / security debacle - where merely plugging in one of their monitors *silently* installs a spyware/adware application with system-level #privileges [2] and sets it to auto-start, also silently - reminded me of a question I've wondered about.

    The last version of Windows that I ran was Win98, so I'm rather out-of-date on my knowledge. It now supports #cryptographically signing programs [3] so you can #authenticate the source. I gather things distributed by the Microsoft store are all signed this way, but also #software distributed independently by larger companies.

    So my questions are:

    a) are programs from different companies signed with those companies' keys? Or is everything signed with a #Microsoft key so you can't differentiate between sources?

    b) can users blocklist particular #signing #keys? Or are these solely for Microsoft's benefit and only they can decide what keys are acceptable?

    Because if I was a #Windows user now, I would definitely want to #blocklist LG's signing key.

    [1] Am I the only one who used to sell their stuff when they used their full name?

    [2] Only with #Windows, natch.

    [3] I'll start calling programs "apps" when I'm dead, thanks.

    #LuckyGoldstar #adware #spyware #untrustworthy #UntrustedSoftware

  16. The #LG [1] privacy / security debacle - where merely plugging in one of their monitors *silently* installs a spyware/adware application with system-level #privileges [2] and sets it to auto-start, also silently - reminded me of a question I've wondered about.

    The last version of Windows that I ran was Win98, so I'm rather out-of-date on my knowledge. It now supports #cryptographically signing programs [3] so you can #authenticate the source. I gather things distributed by the Microsoft store are all signed this way, but also #software distributed independently by larger companies.

    So my questions are:

    a) are programs from different companies signed with those companies' keys? Or is everything signed with a #Microsoft key so you can't differentiate between sources?

    b) can users blocklist particular #signing #keys? Or are these solely for Microsoft's benefit and only they can decide what keys are acceptable?

    Because if I was a #Windows user now, I would definitely want to #blocklist LG's signing key.

    [1] Am I the only one who used to sell their stuff when they used their full name?

    [2] Only with #Windows, natch.

    [3] I'll start calling programs "apps" when I'm dead, thanks.

    #LuckyGoldstar #adware #spyware #untrustworthy #UntrustedSoftware

  17. The #LG [1] privacy / security debacle - where merely plugging in one of their monitors *silently* installs a spyware/adware application with system-level #privileges [2] and sets it to auto-start, also silently - reminded me of a question I've wondered about.

    The last version of Windows that I ran was Win98, so I'm rather out-of-date on my knowledge. It now supports #cryptographically signing programs [3] so you can #authenticate the source. I gather things distributed by the Microsoft store are all signed this way, but also #software distributed independently by larger companies.

    So my questions are:

    a) are programs from different companies signed with those companies' keys? Or is everything signed with a #Microsoft key so you can't differentiate between sources?

    b) can users blocklist particular #signing #keys? Or are these solely for Microsoft's benefit and only they can decide what keys are acceptable?

    Because if I was a #Windows user now, I would definitely want to #blocklist LG's signing key.

    [1] Am I the only one who used to sell their stuff when they used their full name?

    [2] Only with #Windows, natch.

    [3] I'll start calling programs "apps" when I'm dead, thanks.

    #LuckyGoldstar #adware #spyware #untrustworthy #UntrustedSoftware

  18. The #LG [1] privacy / security debacle - where merely plugging in one of their monitors *silently* installs a spyware/adware application with system-level #privileges [2] and sets it to auto-start, also silently - reminded me of a question I've wondered about.

    The last version of Windows that I ran was Win98, so I'm rather out-of-date on my knowledge. It now supports #cryptographically signing programs [3] so you can #authenticate the source. I gather things distributed by the Microsoft store are all signed this way, but also #software distributed independently by larger companies.

    So my questions are:

    a) are programs from different companies signed with those companies' keys? Or is everything signed with a #Microsoft key so you can't differentiate between sources?

    b) can users blocklist particular #signing #keys? Or are these solely for Microsoft's benefit and only they can decide what keys are acceptable?

    Because if I was a #Windows user now, I would definitely want to #blocklist LG's signing key.

    [1] Am I the only one who used to sell their stuff when they used their full name?

    [2] Only with #Windows, natch.

    [3] I'll start calling programs "apps" when I'm dead, thanks.

    #LuckyGoldstar #adware #spyware #untrustworthy #UntrustedSoftware

  19. Eels defend Jarome Luai’s 2027 NRL signing ahead of Chiefs move

    Parramatta coach Jason Ryles says he is unapologetic about agreeing to Jarome Luai’s one-season stopover at the Eels.…
    #NewsBeep #News #Sports #2027 #AU #Australia #Chiefs #Eels #JaromeLuai #JasonRyles #parramatta #PNG #signing #sports #WestsTigers
    newsbeep.com/au/816386/

  20. alojapan.com/1514733/manila-bu Manila Bulletin – Mike Phillips moves to Japan with Kyoto Hannaryz signing #Hannaryz #Japan #Kyoto #KyotoNews #mike #moves #news #phillips #signing #to #with #京都 #京都府 Published Jul 21, 2026 03:41 pm Mike Phillips has inked a two-year contract with the Kyoto Hannaryz in the Japanese B.League, the team announced Tuesday, July 21. The 24-year-old Phillips, who previously bannered San Juan in the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League (MPBL)

  21. alojapan.com/1514515/manila-bu Manila Bulletin – Mike Phillips moves to Japan with Kyoto Hannaryz signing #Hannaryz #Japan #Kyoto #KyotoNews #mike #moves #news #phillips #signing #to #with #京都 #京都府 Published Jul 21, 2026 03:41 pm Mike Phillips has inked a two-year contract with the Kyoto Hannaryz in the Japanese B.League, the team announced Tuesday, July 21. The 24-year-old Phillips, who previously bannered San Juan in the Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League (MPBL)

  22. Van zo’n winkel zou 60 jaar geleden mijn hart sneller van gaan kloppen | A shop like that would have made my heart beat faster 60 years ago
    #signing #brand #branding #typography #berlijn #berlin #train #youth

  23. Van zo’n winkel zou 60 jaar geleden mijn hart sneller van gaan kloppen | A shop like that would have made my heart beat faster 60 years ago
    #signing #brand #branding #typography #berlijn #berlin #train #youth

  24. Van zo’n winkel zou 60 jaar geleden mijn hart sneller van gaan kloppen | A shop like that would have made my heart beat faster 60 years ago
    #signing #brand #branding #typography #berlijn #berlin #train #youth

  25. Van zo’n winkel zou 60 jaar geleden mijn hart sneller van gaan kloppen | A shop like that would have made my heart beat faster 60 years ago
    #signing #brand #branding #typography #berlijn #berlin #train #youth

  26. Wandelend in #Amsterdam valt in de Binnen Brouwersstraat dit naambordje gelijk op | When walking through Amsterdam, this nameplate immediately catches the eye in Binnen Brouwersstraat.
    #signing #typographic #typematters #fontlove #Typographymatters #typographyinspired #typographydesign #typographyart #typedesign #goodtype #WorldofType

  27. Wandelend in #Amsterdam valt in de Binnen Brouwersstraat dit naambordje gelijk op | When walking through Amsterdam, this nameplate immediately catches the eye in Binnen Brouwersstraat.
    #signing #typographic #typematters #fontlove #Typographymatters #typographyinspired #typographydesign #typographyart #typedesign #goodtype #WorldofType

  28. Wandelend in #Amsterdam valt in de Binnen Brouwersstraat dit naambordje gelijk op | When walking through Amsterdam, this nameplate immediately catches the eye in Binnen Brouwersstraat.
    #signing #typographic #typematters #fontlove #Typographymatters #typographyinspired #typographydesign #typographyart #typedesign #goodtype #WorldofType

  29. The many named Max app and video streaming service has a new trick tonight: #ASL programmes! I've got the Superman movie playing with a mel person animatedly #Signing the whole thing in the bottom right corner of the screen. He's amazing!
    Kal-El was yelling at his dog STOP STOP SIT SIT STAY 😸😹 and then there was some foley *whooshing and booming* . Your move, Netflix.

  30. The many named Max app and video streaming service has a new trick tonight: #ASL programmes! I've got the Superman movie playing with a mel person animatedly #Signing the whole thing in the bottom right corner of the screen. He's amazing!
    Kal-El was yelling at his dog STOP STOP SIT SIT STAY 😸😹 and then there was some foley *whooshing and booming* . Your move, Netflix.

  31. One of the many reasons you should sign your git commits:

    github.com/OpenSourceMalware/P

    in short: infects your code via a malicious VS Code extension or NPM package, which in the end overwrites your last commit. You might never notice. But what it cannot do: sign that commit (as it does not have your key phrase). So a sudden unsigned commit gives you a chance to spot that "something weird happened".

    izzyondroid.org/docs/devpracti

    #security #git #commitSigning #signing

  32. One of the many reasons you should sign your git commits:

    github.com/OpenSourceMalware/P

    in short: infects your code via a malicious VS Code extension or NPM package, which in the end overwrites your last commit. You might never notice. But what it cannot do: sign that commit (as it does not have your key phrase). So a sudden unsigned commit gives you a chance to spot that "something weird happened".

    izzyondroid.org/docs/devpracti

    #security #git #commitSigning #signing

  33. One of the many reasons you should sign your git commits:

    github.com/OpenSourceMalware/P

    in short: infects your code via a malicious VS Code extension or NPM package, which in the end overwrites your last commit. You might never notice. But what it cannot do: sign that commit (as it does not have your key phrase). So a sudden unsigned commit gives you a chance to spot that "something weird happened".

    izzyondroid.org/docs/devpracti

    #security #git #commitSigning #signing

  34. Do I have any #pdf #signing #expert in my timeline? I need help to understand about a specific error and how acrobat reader verifies.

  35. Do I have any #pdf #signing #expert in my timeline? I need help to understand about a specific error and how acrobat reader verifies.