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Remember, Joey is not an addict. #hackers

Here’s something that will blow your mind. Most U.S. water systems have internet-based logic controllers. And a large number of them use NO PASSWORDS OR DEFAULT PASSWORDS. Yeah. Public water systems ready for the hacking. Which came to light because there are signs of attacks. Enough of them that CISA had to issue a warning to all water facilities, recommending they disconnect them or actually use a fucking password. CNN cites about 30 water systems were attacked this week, with six other states having reported related cyber incidents. A security expert in the water sector said “the scale and coordination of the recent cyberattacks targeting Minnesota water suppliers is unprecedented.” https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/31/politics/sweeping-cyberattack-us-water-systems #Water #Utilities #Hackers #WaterSystems #WaterFacilities #InfoSec #Passwords

Ariana Grande sues hackers for ‘malicious invasion’ of her privacy two defendants allegedly hacked “various personal digital accounts,” resulting in “unlawful and egregious theft, dissemination, and exploitation of unreleased content" #ArianaGrande #security #cybersecurity #hackers #hacking #hacked https://pagesix.com/2026/07/27/celebrity-news/ariana-grande-sues-hackers-for-malicious-invasion-of-her-privacy/

Seems like a relevant time to post this banger nu-metal track from the #Hackers Soundtrack. I'll be honest at the time I thought it was Rage Against The Machine. Little did I know it was actually a band from the Netherlands. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAgQtt4sGJ8 #Music #NuMetal #Soundtrack

Cyberangriff zwingt Textilfirma ZEGO in die Insolvenz Ein Cyberangriff im März hat die Produktion beim bayerischen Textilveredler ZEGO-TVZ wochenlang lahmgelegt. https://www.all-about-security.de/cyberangriff-zwingt-textilfirma-zego-in-die-insolvenz/ #cyberangriff #cybersecurity #hackers

New blog post! The title should be self-explanatory, it's an appreciation post for Nightmare Eclipse. You might notice that the tone is a bit more emotional/angry than my usual style of writing. This one's personal. https://ti-kallisti.com/general/ms/nightmare-eclipse.html #NightmareEclipse #Microsoft #Hackers #InfoSec #SecurityResearch #ChainsawMan #Reze

Starting my journey to @emf@social.emfcamp.org ! This one will be a little different with an arm in a cast, but I’m looking forward to meeting hackers and makers in the field. You’ll find me around the @irishembassy@chaos.social or the Hardware Hacking Area. ⛺️🔧 #EMFCamp #Hackers #Makers

I ranted quite a bit over the privacy-invasive Flock Safety cameras during today's show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjVWZD-RRUc Stuff discussed: A Police Officer Turned Whistleblower Exposed Flock Camera Network: https://tech.yahoo.com/cybersecurity/articles/police-officer-turned-whistleblower-exposed-160549898.html DeFlock Map: https://deflock.org/ #Flock #FlockSafety #Surveillance #InfoSec #Privacy #Hackers #InfoSec #Government #Phreak

Presentacion Hackdemy 2008 https://archive.org/details/PresentacionHackdemy2008 #hackers #madrid #hacklab

Hamlab, taller hacker en el Patio Maravillas de Madrid https://youtu.be/v02wB1HSSlg #hackers #madrid #hacklab

'Crash and Burn' #Hackers on my #eink very slow movie player is almost over! #movies #cinema #maker

🏴‍☠️ Curso de Hacking Ético 2026 🔃 Jueves 9, Martes 14, Jueves 16 y Martes 21 de Julio 👀 De 7 pm a 10 pm (UTC -05:00) 🤖 WhatsApp: https://wa.me/51949304030 #ethicalhacking #hacking #cybersecurity #hackers #hacker #ethicalhacker #hackingtools

'ChipSoft: ‘gehackte gegevens vernietigd' "Mede met ondersteuning van cybersecurity-experts is het ons gelukt om te voorkomen dat de gegevens gepubliceerd zijn. Tevens zijn die ontvreemde gegevens vernietigd. Onze cybersecurity-experts hebben bevestigd dat deze vernietiging op technisch juiste wijze heeft plaatsgevonden." "Het is niet bekend of ChipSoft de hackers heeft betaald. Eerder erkende het bedrijf wel tegenover de NOS dat het met de hackers in onderhandeling was." https://www.skipr.nl/nieuws/chipsoft-gehackte-gegevens-vernietigd/ #zorg #ChipSoft #hackers

Hi folks. It's Andrew with another update on our battle over the "wrong to repair" bill that continues to move through the Colorado legislature, SB26-090. I am asking anyone, but especially those with a background as a cybersecurity practitioner, to please consider submitting written or live/virtual testimony TODAY to the committee who will be hearing this bill, starting at 1:30pm mountain time. This afternoon, in a little under four hours, a House committee will be hearing testimony on the bill. If you have been waiting for your moment, this might be the last chance you have this session to weigh in and express your support for this critical right we may lose in the next few days. Opponents of Colorado's right to repair law, which only came into effect on January 1, include companies like IBM and Cisco Systems. They are making outrageous and counterfactual claims about the right to repair in order to pressure lawmakers into accepting this bill that would exclude any technology classified as "critical infrastructure" as exempt from the right to repair law. One of the most egregiously wrong claims they have repeatedly made is that a "right to repair" items like a firewall somehow makes the products Cisco and IBM sell less safe from a cybersecurity perspective. After the committee hearing last month, I spoke in the hallway with the government affairs person from Cisco. I asked him to explain it to me, a cybersecurity professional, why being able to fix a broken firewall presents a cybersecurity risk. He could not explain it, simply repeating that giving people access to internal schematics in order to let them repair parts in a network edge device somehow presents a risk that adversaries would then be able to more easily reverse-engineer the product. The cybersecurity folks know where this is leading: They are claiming that the obscurity of their documentation about their products is the cybersecurity feature that protects them from attack. Those of us who are practitioners in this space know that obscurity provides no security whatsoever in the long term, and that giving people the ability to replace broken parts, like power supplies, does not threaten the cybersecurity of a router or firewall any more than replacing a power cord. After all, data centers have tight security about who is allowed in or out, and engage with cyber- and physical pentesters to routinely check the security of their facilities. The reality is that the west's biggest adversary, China, already has every model of every firewall on earth in its possession, and has thrown brigades of bodies at them to perform the reverse engineering Cisco claims they want to prevent. That cat is out of the bag. This bill will not provide any cybersecurity protection to any Cisco firewall. As I said to the Cisco lobbyist, if an adversary already has physical access to the device, it's game over. Adversaries don't swap out broken hard drives or power supplies. Beyond that specious argument, there is a secondary problem with the bill: It never defines with any necessary level of detail what comprises "critical infrastructure" - which means that, if a regular, commercial TV set you can buy at Costco is being used as a monitor in a SOC, it's possible that those commercial products will end up lumped into the category of "critical infrastructure." We all know that what makes electronic infrastructure critical is not what it is - phones, laptops, desktops, printers, scanners, even desk lamps - but how and where, and for what purpose it is used What this bill appears to be about, and why Cisco and IBM are fighting to advance it so hard, is that it enables the rent-seeking behavior of companies who want to lock their customers in to expensive annual support contracts, and lock third-party support companies out of the equation. That's literally all this is, a way to defend an ongoing revenue stream. Any arguments other than that make no sense. If you can, please consider testifying in person: The lobbyists have seemingly infinite time and access to these legislators, and have been steamrolling the entire process through, using ridiculous lies and arguments that make no sense to anyone with background as a practitioner. we want to focus on three core messages: This bill is ridiculously broad and would sweep up most IT equipment, limiting repair options for everyone from Fortune 500 companies to small mom-and-pop businesses, schools, hospitals, libraries, universities, local governments, law enforcement agencies and more. It is a false premise to claim that repair tools are a security risk and limiting those tools to the manufacturer's repairers is safer. This bill allows manufacturers to lock out repair competition and monopolize repair for their products; that drives up costs, reduces quality, and can undermine the secondary market. If you can share your personal background and experience and speak to how limiting access to repair tools will not make products safer would be great. You don't need to be a Colorado resident, or even based in the US. Here's how you do it: sign up to testify here: https://sites.coleg.gov/public-testimony/sign-up-to-testify/step-1 Search for SB26-090 Select the bill when it pops up Fill in your details including whether you are testifying in-person or remotely. Please select "Oppose" for your position. Enter your information Show up and, when called, give your two (or three, depending on how many/few sign up) minutes of testimony, and be prepared to answer questions The people pushing this bill are counting on the fact that this is happening in the middle of a workday, when we're all trying to wreck hackers. But this is a case where we, as a community, need to stand up for what's right. Not doing so will make all of our jobs harder in the future. I hope to see you there. #COpolitics #RightToRepair #activism #hackers #cybersecurity #cybersicherheit #cyberseguridad

CanadaLife insurance company suffered a data breach of 5.6 millions records of PII Information of their clients. www.theglobeandmail.com/business/art... #security #cybersecurity #databreach #hack #hackers #malware #fuck

The #OpenPrinter Is a #RaspberryPi Zero W-Powered, Fully-Open, Highly-Flexible #Inkjet #Printer https://www.hackster.io/news/the-open-printer-is-a-raspberry-pi-zero-w-powered-fully-open-highly-flexible-inkjet-printer-30948a1787cc The decision by #MegaCorps to follow the #enshittification path of things forces us to re-gain control over various parts of our life one by one. Please, creative #hackers of this world, more of that! 🙇 #OpenHardware #RPi #InkjetPrinter #DIY