Ian Campbell

@neurovagrant.bsky.social

Security ops engineer and investigator @ DomainTools, writer, voracious reader. he/him. Opinions here mine only. Autistic/depressed/anxious/hungry. https://dti.domaintools.com

An EFF investigation has found that some advertising SDKs enable location data collection by default. The findings aim to warn app developers that some of the third-party code they place in their apps may also collect their users’ location data when they grant permission to the app.

Developers: Beware of Ad Libraries that Betray Your Users’ Location Privacy

An EFF investigation identified several advertising software development kits (SDKs) that publicly acknowledge collecting and sharing users’ location by default when embedded in apps granted location ...

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Beacon CRM is the company that was hacked. The company has an "incident guidance" page that you probably wouldn't be able to find through a search engine, because the company added a "noindex" tag code to the page's code, preventing it from being indexed. www.beaconcrm.org/incident-gui...

@maxsec.bsky.social · 23h ago

Massive CRM used by many UK charities hacked . @campuscodi.risky.biz @grahamcluley.com BBC News - English National Ballet suffers customer data hack www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

First Apples “Hide my Email” was proven to be broken, now “Private Relay” - this tech has been the backbone of Apples privacy commitments for years and now we know they’ve been broken for god knows how long. Reminder: Apple and Google’s MAID products are the backbone of global data brokers. ⛈️⚖️🖖🏻

Joseph Cox@josephcox.bsky.social · 5h ago

New from 404 Media: Apple's 'Private Relay' is exposing users' real IP addresses. Private Relay is supposed to protect all your browsing in Safari. But researchers found a bunch of issues that are exposing real IPs. I verified they do. Not fixed, a live issue www.404media.co/apples-priva...

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Ian Campbell@neurovagrant.bsky.social · 6h ago

Coffeeing up for the day. If you see me, say hi. Repping the @ifin-intel.org tee that says “Threat intel is mutual aid” today because well, because threat intel is mutual aid. We’re an ecosystem of ecosystems, and the more sharing we do at our roots, the more our core and branches thrive.

Mid forties husky white guy with black rectangular glasses and a tee shirt that says “threat intel is mutual aid”; selfie taken in a common commerce/mall setting.

Coffeeing up for the day. If you see me, say hi. Repping the @ifin-intel.org tee that says “Threat intel is mutual aid” today because well, because threat intel is mutual aid. We’re an ecosystem of ecosystems, and the more sharing we do at our roots, the more our core and branches thrive.

Mid forties husky white guy with black rectangular glasses and a tee shirt that says “threat intel is mutual aid”; selfie taken in a common commerce/mall setting.

Cyber defense is adversarial. Swagger for every block, strut like you own it for every detection, dance for every threat uncovered. Don’t let attackers have all the fun. We are the adversaries. Defend and hunt like you damn well mean it. Happy hacker summer camp, friends.

The more I use it and the more I learn about it, almost every LLM use case in enterprises does one thing well: it signals exactly where the company that’s deployed it is intent on underspending.

Gonna be a hot one in Vegas, unsurprisingly. An important reminder: certain medications, including and especially some antidepressants (SNRIs and some SSRIs) increase your heat sensitivity deeply. Some also increase your alcohol sensitivity deeply. Please take care.

thinking about blackhat/defcon, and some year i want my org to sponsor a quiet reading party. maybe low-key waitstaff taking care of drinks and snacks, and handing out warm washcloths. "no eye contact chill rager; unless someone's wearing a green sign they get left alone to rest"

Oh this is a good one. Physical letters being mailed out by a threat actor pretending to be the IRS, trying to get folks to "declare" their cryptocurrency holdings in a fake portal that auths to and drains the wallets. www.coinbase.com/blog/consume...

Consumer Protection Tuesday: A Fake IRS "Digital Asset Compliance Portal" Letter Is Targeting Crypto Holders

Coinbase is a secure online platform for buying, selling, transferring, and storing cryptocurrency.

coinbase.com

One of the things that became clear in the yearlong investigation we released yesterday at @domaintools.bsky.social is that the UAE is a committed partner to money laundering of all sorts. So Binance is now routing law enforcement requests through the UAE government, naturally.

Catalin Cimpanu@campuscodi.risky.biz · last wk.

Binance has changed an internal policy and appears to intentionally delay all law enforcement requests related to scammers and money laundering investigations www.nytimes.com/2026/07/28/u...

Did some analysis on a customer ask today and went from a few dozen domains to tens of thousands. Looks like Vigorish Viper activity, including a huge cluster centering around FIFA and the World Cup. Infoblox wrote the book on 'em: www.infoblox.com/threat-intel... #threatintel

Vigorish Viper - Cybercriminal Using Football to Fuel Gambling Ops

Infoblox Threat Intel spotted this persistent DNS threat actor leveraging an advanced RDGA to create very large numbers of domains for use in malware.

infoblox.com

I was a 911 dispatcher for a decade. To really understand how terrible an idea it is to have AI answer 911 calls, I'll present you with a single real-life call: Upon answer, the caller calmly began ordering a pizza. Large, pepperoni. Side order of chicken wings. To be delivered promptly.

Alex Hanna@alexhanna.bsky.social · 2w ago

AI has no place in 911 calls. From Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000’s latest episode “State of Emergency”. (with @emilymbender.bsky.social)