In this week’s #TheLongView:
— @Richi 😷 Jennings (@RiCHi) December 21, 2021
1⃣ Ruby on @Rails 7.0 is go,
2⃣ #WorkingFromHome is still de rigueur, and
3⃣ @HaveIBeenPwned gets far, far bigger.
At @DevOpsDotCom: https://t.co/hcEzoNdi99
Tuesday, 21 December 2021
Rails 7 FTW | WFH is SOP | 586M Passwords Dumped - DevOps.com
Monday, 20 December 2021
Boston Cops buy Stingray Spy Stuff—Spending Secret Budget - Security Boulevard
Evil Twin Paid For by … Police all over the nation are using IMSI catchers—such as the infamous Stingray device—to surveil suspects. For example, Boston police spent over $600K in 2019 from a hidden budget (despite Stingray use being effectively illegal in Massachusetts).
Shame about that, because the @ACLU is off to court.
— @Richi 😷 Jennings (@RiCHi) December 20, 2021
In today’s #SBBlogwatch, we plead the fifth (and the fourth). At @SecurityBlvd: https://t.co/3gIfaiFAw2
Friday, 17 December 2021
NSO Zero-Click Exploit: Turing-Complete CPU in Image File - Security Boulevard
SEAR+GP0 vs. NSO: Researchers have reverse engineered NSO Group’s recent zero-click iPhone exploit—from the Pegasus spyware suite. And it’s a doozy: People are using words like, “terrifying,” “alarming,” “dangerous,” “weird,” “amazing,” “impressive,” “brilliant” and “ridiculous.”
It exploits a parser for #JBIG2—an obsolete file format. In today’s #SBBlogwatch, we wonder what other nasties lurk in unmaintained, legacy #OpenSource code.
— @Richi 😷 Jennings (@RiCHi) December 17, 2021
At @SecurityBlvd: https://t.co/GojEm4oOSo
Wednesday, 15 December 2021
U.S. Govt. CX EO | Mozilla Revenue | Log4j Latest - DevOps.com
In this week’s #TheLongView:
— @Richi 😷 Jennings (@RiCHi) December 15, 2021
1⃣ Improving U.S. #government #CX,
2⃣ how much money @Mozilla make, and
3⃣ the latest on the #Log4j / #Log4Shell débâcle.
At @DevOpsDotCom: https://t.co/LfQimL14bL
Tuesday, 14 December 2021
Apple AirTag Android App is Absolutely Awful—Tracker Detect Fail - Security Boulevard
Follow the Money: Apple is proud to announce its anti-stalking app for Android. The Tracker Detect app lets Android users scan for malicious, hidden AirTag trackers placed by stalkers, thieves and other bad people. Sounds great, right? Except …
Good grief. In today’s #SBBlogwatch, we get lost.
— @Richi 😷 Jennings (@RiCHi) December 14, 2021
At @SecurityBlvd: https://t.co/YD5Ig76Q8p
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