Hello Concealers! Time for our Bi-Weekly Dev Update! 🚀 A lot has happened over the last few weeks, and we have some exciting progress to share. First, we are thrilled to welcome back .@_nullcrypto to the development team. Hats off to him for working relentlessly to push Conceal into the stratosphere as a pioneer in the crypto privacy space. Here is what the team has been working on to improve the ecosystem: - Conceal-Core 6.7.4 is now officially released, squashing a few bugs and bringing various under-the-hood improvements. - A massive backend rewrite by nullcrypto restructures our data with MDBX and enables sidechains for Conceal while staying strictly true to our privacy standards. - You can review the technical details of the upcoming MDBX update here: github.com/nullcryptodev/con… - Conceal-Desktop 6.7.4 is currently in the testing phase, so please join the beta testers to be part of the revolution. - A brand new front end for the Conceal Community pool is in the works, huge thanks to БОМБ ОН. Please make sure to update your core software when you can. As always, we will not stop building until we achieve complete autonomy over our digital lives! 🛡️

중국은 이제 이런 대왕 블루베리도 나오는거지?

‼️🚨 He's back: Nightmare Eclipse just dropped RoguePlanet, a new Windows Defender local privilege escalation 0day PoC. The RCE paths broke after Microsoft's Defender patch. NE suspects the BitLocker bypass may still work but isn't certain. He has a new GitHub btw, let's see how long the account will last: github.com/MSNightmare/Rogue…

🚨VEJA: Membro da gangue do Monero recebe sua iniciação mas não gosta muito do resultado.

❗️ Google wants to release up to 64 million male mosquitoes in Florida and California, infected with a bacteria that makes them mate with wild females and produce eggs that never hatch. The plan comes from Verily's "Debug" project. The released males carry Wolbachia, a naturally occurring bacteria (not genetic engineering). Males don't bite, so the releases shouldn't add to the biting. But when they mate with wild females, the eggs fail to hatch, suppressing the population over time. The scale: up to 16 million males per state each year, for two years. That's up to 64 million total across both states. The EPA is reviewing the experimental use permit and has flagged it as potentially of "regional and national significance," which is why it opened public comment. The technique isn't new. Wolbachia-based control has been trialed for years, and the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District is already testing a similar approach.