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@xorhex.bsky.social

So remember last week when we said we hadn’t see TA488/Laundry Bear/Void since Feb? Well... We kinda lied Day before the release, we found em throwing a half click against Outlook to install one of the coolest implants we’ve ever examined: OWAReaper www.proofpoint.com/us/blog/thre...

Cleaning Out Inboxes: TA488 Comes for Outlook with Another Half-Click Exploit | Proofpoint US

Threat Research would like to thank the Proofpoint Cloudmark Authority team for their collaboration. Key Findings On 22 July 2026, one day prior to Proofpoint’s recent joint release

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CertGraveyard's PKI Lab is available now. Want to better understand code-signing certificates? The site allows you to extract and view certificates. The Cert Inspection tool parses out all of the bits and flags anomalies. 1/2

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So @xorhex.bsky.social asked (in our YARA keybase chat) how one might only iterate through the last 10 matches of a string in YARA. I took a shot at answering it by logging the last 10 locations of a match in descending order: for all i in (0..10): (console.log(@a[#a - i]))

For the few people using #BinYars, it has been updated to support #BinaryNinja 5.3 and now targets YARA-X 1.15.0 Update via Binja's plugin manager to get the latest. github.com/xorhex/BinYa... #YARA #YARAX

GitHub - xorhex/BinYars-SideWidget

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Binary Ninja@binary.ninja · 4mo ago

Binary Ninja 5.3 (Jotunheim) is released: binary.ninja/2026/04/13/b... Major updates: NDS32 support, AArch64 ILP32 ABI, new Universal MachO UI, way more containers, command palette upgrade, type library helpers, ghidra gzf export, updated IDB import, HW and conditional breakpoints, and much more!

The history of BumbleBee's relationship with certificates can be viewed a few ways with CertGraveyard. You can review via a table, a graph, or download the whole database to transform the data yourself. 4/4

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New: Group member labels, a way to describe yourself or your role in a group chat, only visible to that group chat. Label yourself the “Goalie” to your soccer team or “Favorite Child” to your family to stir some drama. Available on Android, Desktop & iOS signal.org/blog/group-m...

Label yourself

We all take on different roles in relation to our friends, neighbors, family members, and colleagues. Keep those different roles clear in your many Signal group chats by using group member labels, now...

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