#Hacking

[homucifer-ryotan]

For anyone who wants to know what the link says:

We also should focus on chat control (EU), Bill S-210 (Canada), UK's Online Safety Act, and Australia's version of KOSA. None of these are better the Kill Online Safety Act (KOSA). It's like Even also said here:

Plus this important to keep in mind when it comes to all of these bad internet bills (credit to NetChoice).

KOSA Update Dec. 2024

Pretty sure it's safe to say that KOSA is gone for now. We can breathe for a moment, but should stay aware of it's return and other harmful bills like HR 9495.

When/If KOSA returns it will have to start over in the legislative process, so just keep that in mind. And I think we should also be loud about who is opposing this bill because KOSA supporters are already trying to call us all Big Tech lobbyists, and we're not. We're a diverse group who care about our rights and the rights of us. We all understand that we support privacy and oppose censorship, and we did well in showing that this year.

There's a lot of chaos right now, with the world in general, attacks on different communities, and a looming government shut down, but I hope everyone stays safe, has a good rest of the month, and are ready for whatever our next fight is 😊

Here's Evan BlueSky Thread on everything:

(Also sorry this is late... things were moving so fast between yesterday and today that it was hard for me to follow and keep track 😅)

[cyberpunkplaza]

laptop with seven fold-out screens

[nyancrimew]

OPINION: stop studying cybersecurity because of me

im trying to get u into activism, not college

[catgirlbulge]

Hey y'all, there's been a zero-day vulnerability found in WinRAR, so you gotta update it if you're on an older version (anything below 6.24/6.23). It doesn't auto update so you need to do it manually. It's been around for a few months and has been fixed, but if you don't update your shit then your computer will still be vulnerable.

please reblog this so that people learn about it or whatever (10/19/23)

[dextechsolution]

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[scipunk]

Hackers (1995)

[fallout-lou-begas]

[arrowheadedbitch]

The batcomputer has a child lock on it, it's a right of passage for all the robins to hack their way past it.

They all did it, most within a few weeks of getting there, batman is nonthewiser

Damian thinks he hacked it the youngest, but out of respect for his father he waited a few months to a year to hack it (don't get me wrong, he COULD HAVE hacked it day one, but he respects batman enough to wait the longest) and Tim did it before he even became Robin, like a month after he started stalking them at 8 years old, so no one knows it but Tim was the youngest one to hack the computer.

Thank you for listening to my insane ramblings

[opendirectories]

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Someone hacked my phone and all they did was change the name of the Spotify app to "hole".

[zcattopalt]

Sprunki is officially cancelled

I wish him for the best in the future

[im-fern]

bingle

(Edit, “leaked” isn’t really the right word, it has sent the list to a reporter.)

[cyberpunkplaza]

[nyancrimew]

BORN TO VIOLATE CFAA LAW IS A FUCK Own Em All 2023 I am vuln man 410,757,864,530 SHELLS POPPED

[destielmemenews]

"In their statement on Friday, NPD warned that the “the information that was suspected of being breached contained name, email address, phone number, social security number, and mailing address(es).” It recommended the public to take a number of steps to safeguard their identities, including freezing their credit and putting fraud alerts on their files at big credit bureaus.

The breach came to public awareness after a class-action lawsuit was filed August 1 in U.S. District Court in Florida, which was first reported by Bloomberg Law.

National Public Data did not share how many people were at risk, but hackers, who have been identified as part of the hacking group USDoD, have been offering, for sale, what they claimed were billions of NPD records since April, though the Washington Post reported that “security researchers who looked at the trove said some of the claims were exaggerated.”"

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