A Technology Journalist and cybersecurity professional. I have a mission to remove the marketing-speak from the information people receive in their news.
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Shape the battlefield with what you have.
Cybersecurity is (almost) always a logistical conversation first, followed by tactical and strategic decisions based on that.
Most people would probably be shocked at how well a small team can shape the battlefield to devastating effect against an opponent.
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How many times have people claimed the cyber world will end because of an exploit?
The only real time I got literally out of my chair was wannacry … I had seen MSBLASTER in 2003 and written a response routine as the org I was in was 50 percent down for 3 days ish…. I was allowed on the Friday to run my crappy code and we cleaned the place up very rapidly!
With wannacry I was like: smb worm 🪱 that encrypts…. That fucking terrible.
I was in a Michellin star restaurant with T and friends and then a message came in saying: Dan we need you here…
I then shot off to grab my kit then head to an nhs trust……
That’s not to say the others weren’t and aren’t important (they are)
Log4j was a bloody mess….
This game is complex as fuck.
Not sure what you are asking.
So I will answer to what I think you are asking.
I entered the lottery from Buffalo Trace as myself. I do not own a store.
I would have needed to drive to Frankfurt to pick up the bottle if I had won.
:-)
Now I am even more sad I didn't win the lottery for this one :(
Is this new Elmer T. Lee 40th Anniversary bourbon from @BuffTrace and good or is it all hype? Let’s find out!
"Alerts, alerts in the dark....
... they are coming!"
Read that in Gandalf's voice from the LOTR movies..
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who remember HAFNIUM?
who remembers MSBLASTER?
who remembers WANNACRY?
who remembers LOG4SHELL?
who remembers {INSERT SOME OTHER NAME}
guys: this is the job! in 10 years time there will be more names to add to the list, and then in 10 years after that... even more.
This is the game!
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Confusingly written... Article says you've seen PoCs and observed post-exploitation activity. The queries even have a note saying they aren't specific to CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619... So this looks like evidence a web server running PHP was compromised, but not necessarily via exploitation of these CVEs?