ScryptKitty

Every person on Bluesky should know:
* Every post on Bluesky is PUBLIC forever
* Every post on Bluesky is archived by ICE, NSA, and many other agencies
* Even if you delete a post, it’s already been captured
* Judges don’t care if you were “kidding” or being ironic

www.404media.co/the-200-site...

Random Youtube short:
"Don't you wanna tape off your webcam for security reasons"
"Yo, it's Linux the camera doesn't work"

This has me laughing so hard for a minute.

FBI Warns iPhone, Android Users—We Want ‘Lawful Access’ To All Your Encrypted Data UK forces Apple to provide encrypted data to security agencies—is America next?

So we are back to this old song and dance? You can't make one backdoor without being a backdoor for the rest. Did the FBI not learn this lesson after Salt Typhoon!?
Guess we need to roll our own backups, and go back to locally backing up iPhones on computers with iTunes. www.forbes.com/sites...

The quieter you become the more you can hear.

#DailyMotivation #inspiration #motivation #bestadvice #lifelessons #changeyourmindset

The Pentester Dashboard allows non-technical staff to review findings related to the company technology and data leaks such as passwords. Technical users have a separate dashboard which provides detailed results, and instruction on how to mitigate items found.

If you're not using email aliases for every account you probably should be. It's scary how much information someone can find just from knowing your email. Especially because most people use the same email for everything.

Look for yourself: pentester.com

I guessed 1 and got it right :)

I disagree, I would say training is much more important. The user is the weakest link in the chain, and if you lead them to believe that the tools protect them, then they will only be more vulnerable when the tools fail. A good balance of both is probably the best.

Using DLSS 4 multi frame generation... Raw performance we'll see once third party benchmarks come out

urlscan.io is a great tool for scanning sketchy links.

Privacy is the right to be let alone, free from interference or intrusion.

Reusing the same password is a well known bad practice nowadays, but I don't often hear people caution against using the same usernames.

You can find a lot of information about someone just by scraping their username.

Try it for yourself: whatsmyname.app

#OSINT #Cybersecurity #InfoSec