Hmm... has anyone gotten a breach notification or some such from Feedly? Because I only recently started getting some very targeted phishing attempts to my feedly unique email address... Potential breach? #Feedly
Christoffer S.
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🇪🇺 Father, husband, Swedish and cyber. Oh man, all the things cyber but mostly threat Intelligence. Dabble with Python. In the cybersecurity field as a professional […] 🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://swecyb.com/@nopatience, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact
Mastodon update installed, #SweCyb is now at version v4.6.4 with no issues during install. Apparently security fixes amongst other types of fixes. Happy happy.
I love CSS about as much as I love stepping in dog shit, driving amongst cyclists, cycling amongst drivers, attempting to convince my kids that TikTok is shite, and trying to explain to my wife what I do for a living. Love it.
Hey @selfhst I’ve built a memory layer for AI agents that acts more like human memory and builds not just knowledge for experience also. AND it’s #selfhosted hopefully it can make your news letter sometime https://omnimem.org
OmniMem — Persistent Semantic Memory for AI Coding Agents
Stop living the same session twice. A self-hosted MCP server that gives any AI agent persistent memory across sessions, projects, and machines. Tracks what worked, what failed, and what contradicts. Open source, free forever.
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This badass woman should be all over the news but sadly her accomplishment is under-reported.
Good morning, good afternoon and good evening fellow fedizens. What's going on? Saturday and the sun is shining, at least here in the northern parts of Europe. Expectations of the coming week is even hotter weather which suggests that the inflatable pool should be ... Inflated. What will you be […]
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The first version of `tempolocus`, v1.0.0, is out. `tempolocus` analyses time-series activity patterns to infer likely locations. I’ve been experimenting with this idea for years, but AI-assisted development now makes it much easier to collect and maintain country-specific holidays and their […]
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Has anyone got experience with using Kimi 2.6 vs 2.7 regarding tool use? My experience is that Kimi 2.6 was rather inconsistent but have not yet had a chance to use 2.7. GLM-5.2 is exceptional with tool use, rarely (ever?) getting it wrong and fumbling. Curious to hear what experience other […]
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[A very, very heavy LLM experiment, bordering crazy.] For the past 2 months or so I've been building something that I'm both unable and unwilling to name yet. AI companion would be trivializing it, and calling it a human brain model would over complicate it […] [Original post on swecyb.com]
I LOVE having programmatic access to @kagihq search engine. Being able to choose how I search, when and through what is just... unlocking so many cool and fun things. Thank you for enabling programmatic access to Kagi, for having a pretty decent first version of the API (which so far is working […]
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I need to migrate off Hetzner S3 storage which unfortunately is now into their 10th day of "no news regarding our degraded service". So... I need a new provider with European alternatives. Anyone got suggestions for that? #MastoAdmin
I'm curious if more people have experienced the Sidekiq issues with the most recent version of the AWS SDK S3? I'm running media storage on Hetzner S3 buckets. And apparently around june 4 they started having issues with their storage. That seems to coincide with my Sidekiq threads running […]
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In the span of just a week I was left twice with Sidekiq not doing it's job, building up some serious queues and unprocessed events. I still don't know what caused it, but I suspect that perhaps the DoS bug fixed in Mastodon 4.5.10 was the culprit. Having now updated to version 4.5.11 it was […]
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Just came across this article from Fortinet, thought of @gayint and @cR0w https://www.fortinet.com/blog/threat-research/iot-malware-gayfemboy-mirai-based-botnet-campaign Nothing quite like a gayfemboy mirai botnet.
The Resurgence of IoT Malware: Inside the Mirai-Based Botnet Campaign | FortiGuard Labs
FortiGuard Labs analyzes the botnet campaign, a Mirai variant targeting global sectors. Learn its tactics, C2 methods, and Fortinet defenses.…
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I have begun writing, in earnest, about my experience building a SaaS and about the idea of being an entrepreneur. First article/blog is about the simple act of... starting and not trying for perfect […]
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Code gen will get you results fast. But it will also get you much faster towards the inevitable cluster fuck of a codebase that will be unmaintainable. No amount of agents upon agents, principles and harnesses will protect you. Only good old fashioned human thinking. Systematic design […]
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The amount of fuckery going on when you put something online is absolutely mindboggling to me. Internet, truly, is a rather hostile place.
GitHub User Compromised with Invisible Malware https://www.aikido.dev/blog/the-return-of-the-invisible-threat-hidden-pua-unicode-hits-github-repositorties Updates on Glassworm. #ThreatIntel #Cybersecurity
‘"This latest move signals that Amazon is likely realizing enough AI-driven productivity gains within corporate teams to support a substantial reduction in force," said Sky Canaves, an eMarketer analyst [with absolutely no evidence or justification, but it still got printed anyway]’ These […]
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Looking for great podcasts on Entrepreneurship and about bootstrapping/building startups. Got any recommendations? #entrepreneurship #Startups