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Same rule as punk music.

If you've ever posted your wallet address, or anything that might indicate you have a significant amount of cryptocurrency, I recommend going back and deleting it. Even if you're not a public figure, it's not difficult to find someone's home address. These kinds of attacks are becoming more common.

i really want to not believe this, hope that this person is telling the truth, and am highly suspicious at the same time. there's not enough here to prove access to Twitter systems: and while it is insane if true, do not fall victim to confirmation bias. in the meantime, though, read up.

nothing induces a mental breakdown as efficiently as navigating the US tech job market as a young person. i absolutely *hate* this. it is hell on earth and in my laptop

As someone who's on both sides of this one, it's a no-brainer: Disclose and then the clock starts. Threat actors aren't bound by NDAs or 3rd party intermediaries and neither are security researchers. Coordinated disclosure is in every company's interest, but if they refuse, that's on them.

Saw a take on LinkedIn by a CEO saying "Mark Zuckerberg and Jensen Huang say AI will replace programmers, random LinkedIn users say it won't, I know who I'm trusting". The random LinkedIn users are the programmers endlessly having to explain to CEOs that no, 9 women can't make a baby in 1 month.

It’s fucked up that some of you are starting accounts on that Chinese social media place. For one, that website might steal your information. For another, it might be owned by a terrible person trying to undermine American democracy. For a third thing, the owner might keep lying about going to mars.

this thread by @malwaretech.com is a legitimately good take on why the TikTok ban shouldn't have even made it nearly this far. yes, China is a threat but the US has shit itself over the wrong things. we haven't even recovered from Salt Typhoon yet, and those routers aren't owned by TikTok, y'all...