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Save the date! @blackhoodie.bsky.social will be at BSides Limburg next year, on March 13th our dear Paula will teach a reverse engineering and binary exploitation training 🥳🥳🥳 Thanks so much for hosting y'all ❤️

… and started summarizing the tests I did on a platform for a friend, replied to many easy “yes/no” e-mails, but also declined visiting a university during my vacations in the beginning of the year.

It feels good to feel better again :)

After being sick for almost(?) 2 weeks, yesterday I finally managed to “be back” at work. Draft proposal started, new paper discussed and started writing, architectural review sent. Today I am hoping to “get back” to my personal life …

BlackHoodie Interview: Building Community, Opportunity, & Confidence BlackHoodie founder Marion Marschalek shares her journey from early challenges to creating a global, inclusive reverse-engineering network.

I chatted with @hex-rays.bsky.social about how I found my place in the security industry, how @blackhoodie.bsky.social came to be, what our goals are and why community matters so much. hex-rays.com/blog/blackho...

Seattle, @blackhoodie.bsky.social is coming to town! Thanks to IOActive we're hosting 2 days of trainings for women by women on Nov 14 & 15, brought to you by @barbieauglend.bsky.social Bhavna Supriya and Hanne! blackhoodie.re/Seattle2025/

TPE airport

Xiexie Taipei for the amazing time here! I will be back!

Dearest folks from @bsidespdx.bsky.social are hosting @blackhoodie.bsky.social again this year! Come spend a day with me and CPU bugs :) 🐞

blackhoodie.re/BSidesPDX2025/

@blackhoodie.bsky.social at @sec-t.bsky.social was a blast, a full room of curious students. What a wonderful experience, and now on to the conference!

I'm omw to Stockholm for @blackhoodie.bsky.social at @sec-t.bsky.social conference 🥳🥰😱

I love that the name is "NX", which is also the Non eXecute bit in x86+PAE and x64 page tables to prevent memory from being executed

Sums up the whole "vibe coding" and "crypto" vibe pretty well

History of Tuta: March: Tutanota launched in public beta. September: Clients published as open source. under GPLv3. Android & iOS apps released. 2015 March: Tutanota pushed out of beta. July: Premium option with custom domain March: One million people encrypting with Tuta. April: Translation project started. 2017 September: Tuta supports two-factor authentication (2FA). 2018 December: We become first encrypted service that enables full-text search on encrypted data. December: Desktop clients published for Windows, macOS & Linux in beta. July: Tuta Calendar is published. January: Android app added to F-droid. March: Team subscription. August: Calendar invites feature. 2021 November: Team grows to 14. June: PQMail Prototype released. July: Desktop clients for Windows, macOS, & Linux 2022 pushed out of beta. November: Offline mode. December: U2F hardware keys for mobile login. 2023 September: Shared mailboxes. November: Rebrand from Tutanota to Tuta, new domain tuta.com for email addresses. Search in Tuta Calendar. Sync Tuta Contacts to mobile. Tuta launches post-quantum cryptography. PQ roll out to new users. Tuta releases its new logo. Email preview on Android & iOS. Launch of the slogan Tuta - Turn on Privacy. Tuta Team grows to 30. Tuta's Munich office opened. Tuta Calendar app launched, Quick actions on email notifications, Birthdays in calendar. Tuta Calendar app launched on F-Droid. Tuta Calendar UI upgrade with new event editor. Labels become available in Tuta Mail. Single-click email export released. MARCH Beta email import for Legend & Unlimited users. Celebrating one year of PQ encryption. Tuta Calendar release with advanced repeat rules & 3-day view. APRI L Tuta Calendar widget on Android. Group emails by conversation in all clients. Improvements to search indexing speeds. Labels become available in Tuta Mail. J U N = Partial word search. Search highlighting. JULY CJK + Arabic search. Improved speeds, up to x10 faster. Calendar widget for iOS. etc.

Fourteen years ago, we started developing Tuta(nota). Check what we have achieved so far. 🤩

Are you ready to join the #Privacy Revolution? ❤️

⚡️ Unlimited email addresses for custom domains
⚡️ Shared calendars & mailboxes
⚡️ 20 GB storage
⚡️ 15 Tuta.com email addresses
⚡️ 3 custom domains

@bsidespdx.bsky.social is happening on Oct 24 & 25 in, you guessed it, Portland! The call for paper is open for another few weeks, send us your best stuff!! bsidespdx.org

Phrack 40th Anniversary ansi art by Harvest

Phrack turns 40.
The digital drop is live.
Download it. Archive it. Pass it on.
💾 www.phrack.org
#phrackat40 #phrack72

This was massive, shoutout everyone who worked on it! We hope it inspires you and reminds you of your power. 💖💖

-=[ PHRACK PROPHILE ON Gera ]=-

phrack.org/issues/72/2#...

That’s the whole post…

Putting the burden on the general public entirely in exchange for their anonymity en masse. That's not privacy. Even with "privacy persevering technology".

Use ZKPs to share less. Not present more. Damn.

CheriBSD start screen

Finally had the time to make the huge box on the corner more interesting :) busybox was so sad…

WOOT '25 Technical Sessions All sessions will be held in Room 611-612 unless otherwise noted.

WOOT 2025 schedule, all papers are now online open access:
usenix.org/conference/w...
Talks are recorded, and should be online in a few weeks.

(…)
Due to lack of interest
Tomorrow is cancelled
Let the clocks be reset

And the pendulums held
'Cause there's nothing at all
Except the space in-between

🎶🎵🎶🎵

I'm sorry folks, the spec made it clear

An X-ray scan of the 386 chip. It shows a square with a grid of 132 pins. In the middle is a square, the silicon die. Blue wires connect the pins to the chip. Spikes stick out all around the perimeter of the package.

Intel's 386 processor was popular in late 1980s microcomputers. From the outside, the 386 chip is a boring ceramic square. But I obtained a 3-dimensional CT X-ray scan from Lumafield, revealing six layers of complex wiring hidden inside the ceramic package. Let's take a closer look... 1/N

YouTube video by WHY2025 WHYcast Episode 45 - WHY2025 Podcast

Join us celebrating the 40th anniversary of @phrack.org at @why2025.bsky.social ! Check out this small interview with me and @hackerschoice.bsky.social and see you there!

youtu.be/nwY1q3aEFS0?...

@blackhoodie.bsky.social will be back at
@hexacon.bsky.social this year, and we're currently looking for former BlackHoodies who would be willing to give a training, between Oct 6 and 9! blackhoodie.re/Hexacon2025/

are you in Silicon Valley? do you want to check out some old computers tomorrow and Saturday? Come by the Computer History Museum for the Vintage Computer Festival. i have an exhibit there as well, come by and say hi!

connect.computerhistory.org/events/1ffce...

internals of the punch, featuring rows of levers. a single metal punch has been removed--it is a rectangular solid with a slot cut in the side (for the lever) and a beveled tip for cutting into the card stock.

over on Mastodon i have a whole thread about unsticking the "12" key and lubricating the punches.

mastodon.social/@tubetime/11...

Timing Diagram of A normal group conversation [Five people conversing, with gaps in between; one person has chosen not to participate. One of them is marked "me."] A Discord voice chat [A confusion of four people talking over each other, interrupting each other, interspersed with random loud noises and echo. The person marked "Me" remains silent, unable to participate.]

just keep blaming it on lag

Photo of a booth at OpenSauce. Three tables are covered with vintage electronics of various sorts. Mike is working on the Apollo CDU at the left.

We're at OpenSauce 2025, showing off Apollo hardware, electromechanical computers, the MOnSter 6502, and other treats. Join me, @tubetime.bsky.social, and Mike at the CuriousMarc booth!

had a blast at my very first #Teardown2025 ! Thank you @crowdsupply.bsky.social, especially @helenleigh.bsky.social and Darcy Neal, for making me feel that I belong to this community from the first second! You all rock 🎸

Help the #Zephyr Project by letting Kate Stewart of the @linuxfoundation.org know about devices running #ZephyrRTOS
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... #OpenSource #Teardown2025 @crowdsupply.bsky.social