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Malware Researcher | Developer | @Cryptolaemus1 | @NVIDIA Will happily talk about malware with anyone.

Reversing these latest rhadamanthys samples is genuinely the worst experience ive ever had with a sample. Hate this fucking malware 🫠🫠🫠

/1 I don’t know how many folks will show up Sunday, but we’re gonna have a blast. We’ll kick things off with a short presentation covering the basics of intrusion analysis and the investigative mindset. Then it’s straight into DFIR Labs where you’ll walk through a real intrusion step by step.

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Join me on an adventure about a Russian DRM, deception and anti-piracy measures disguised as bugs! It's a technical writeup about how I reverse engineered and preserved a rare variant of Lego's gaming history - Lego Rock Raiders (Russian Edition) layle.me/posts/lego-r...

A Story about a Russian DRM and Lego Rock Raiders

I was approached by “The Research Realm” - a collective aiming to preserve Lego’s history - to create a No-CD crack and fix for a rare version of Lego Rock Raiders.

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This article that starts getting traction claims that the official RVTools website was distributing a malicious installer leading to Bumblebee. I see zero evidence of this actually being the case. 1/2

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Life Update ▶️I'm back on the job market ◀️ Looking for: - backend engineering role - nyc hybrid preferred, but willing to do full in office or strong remote culture

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Was one of many let go by the Dot. Got to break a ton of great stories there: the exposure of the US No Fly list, gaining early access to Truth Social & registering an account as Trump, & countless others on hacks, leaks, & misinfo. Looking for a new gig, so don't hesitate to reach out.

Andrew Couts@couts.bsky.social · last yr.

The Daily Dot—a site that helped define the internet era and was a launch pad for me and a ton of your favorite journalists like @marisakabas.bsky.social, @ericgeller.bsky.social, @asankin.bsky.social, @kevincollier.bsky.social, @williamturton.bsky.social, @kateconger.com & more—has been gutted. RIP

A lot of my infra workflows live in Slack threads, docs, or buried in shell history. That sucked. I've been building Atuin Desktop. Local-first, CRDT-powered, executable runbooks - with integrated terminals, sql queries + monitoring blog.atuin.sh/atuin-deskto... Lmk if you have any questions <3

My first blog with Proofpoint is live! And we love a good crossover. State-sponsored actors try their hand at ClickFix - the hottest thing in cybercrime. Meet the North Koreans, Iranians, and Russians who are upping their social engineering game www.proofpoint.com/us/blog/thre...

Around the World in 90 Days: State-Sponsored Actors Try ClickFix | Proofpoint US

Key Findings While primarily a technique affiliated with cybercriminal actors, Proofpoint researchers discovered state-sponsored actors in multiple campaigns using the ClickFix social

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