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FTRCRP — independent security research and consumer-protection investigations out of Norway, plus a weekly Nordic threat digest. Sources cited, opinions our own. No ads, no sponsors, no tracking. The work lives at ftrcrp.org.

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ftrcrp @ftrcrp@infosec.exchange · Jul 27, 2026

Replying to @Xavier@infosec.exchange

@Xavier@infosec.exchange as I mentioned this is fallback and redundancy , for now. But I have been using it to save tokens , but sending the "easier" jobs to my fallback-stack :)

ftrcrp @ftrcrp@infosec.exchange · Jul 26, 2026

Notes on Real People: A Working Method for Encrypted Dossiers Anyone who researches seriously ends up holding notes about people. Sources, subjects, contacts, the person you are trying to identify from a fragment. Investigators, journalists, lawyers, security researchers, family members keeping a safeguarding record, all of them accumulate files about human beings who never agreed to be filed… https://ftrcrp.org/guides/encrypted-dossiers-working-method/ #infosec #cybersecurity

ftrcrp @ftrcrp@infosec.exchange · Jul 26, 2026

Count Your Readers Without Spying on Them: Self-Hosted Analytics with GoatCounter If you publish anything, you want to know whether anyone is reading it. That is a reasonable thing to want, and it is not the same as wanting to know who is reading it. Google Analytics does not make that distinction. Put it on your site and you have quietly conscripted every visitor into somebody else’s advertising… https://ftrcrp.org/guides/self-hosted-analytics-goatcounter/ #infosec #cybersecurity

ftrcrp @ftrcrp@infosec.exchange · Jul 25, 2026

The Fallback Stack: Running Local AI So You Can Lose the Frontier and Keep Working The frontier models are extraordinary and I use them daily. That is exactly why this guide exists. Everything that makes them useful also makes them fragile as a dependency. They are a handful of companies, reachable over someone else’s network, priced at someone else’s discretion, governed by terms that change without your… https://ftrcrp.org/guides/local-llm-fallback-stack/ #infosec #cybersecurity

ftrcrp @ftrcrp@infosec.exchange · Jul 25, 2026

Listen Instead: Text-to-Speech When Your Eyes Have Had Enough There is a particular kind of tired that does not look like tiredness. The letters are still sharp. You can read them fine. But the meaning slides off, and you get to the bottom of a paragraph having decoded every word and absorbed none of it. Read it again and the same thing happens. I know that state well. I live with a nervous system… https://ftrcrp.org/guides/text-to-speech-for-screen-fatigue/ #infosec #cybersecurity

ftrcrp @ftrcrp@infosec.exchange · Jul 22, 2026

Double Whammy with a Pinch of Catastrophe Iran contests the Strait of Hormuz while the Houthis squeeze Bab el-Mandeb — two chokepoints, both ends of the Arabian Peninsula, at the same time. Six Saudi-linked ships have already turned home and Brent has pushed past ninety dollars, a six-week high, before anything has actually stopped. A just-in-time world with no slack meets a shock it was never built to absorb, and… https://ftrcrp.org/signals/double-whammy/ #infosec #cybersecurity

ftrcrp @ftrcrp@infosec.exchange · Jul 13, 2026

First Agentic Ransomware, Four Nights Over Kyiv, Ankara Draws the Line Issue 023 covers 4–11 July 2026: JadePuffer, the first documented fully agentic LLM-driven ransomware, arriving alongside a BeyondTrust critical auth bypass with 2,000 instances still exposed; Russia’s four consecutive ballistic missile salvos on Kyiv killing 70+ in one… https://ftrcrp.org/security-digest/first-agentic-ransomware-four-nights-over-kyiv-ankara-draws-the-line/ #infosec #cybersecurity #threatintel

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