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EDRChoker uses Policy-based Quality of Service (QoS) to set hard bandwidth caps (throttling) on Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) agents, causing them to always time out - effectively blocking them. #itsecurity #securityblog #altimalware zerosalarium.com/2026/06/edr…
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Italy already has one (IO app), but guess what? It's not supported on grapheneOS because of its deep integration with Play integrity api.
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Thank you for bonking Looked at that float site last night and stuff was like 5k USD so makes sense as to why they'd wanna nab it
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Please don’t make me type that in
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lol I don’t have spare tv for research :p @calif_io send one pls 🥹
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Kubevirt too
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Amazing, congrats! 🥳
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"MSFT expired trusted ROOT cert have started many stories...followed by Verisign, Sectigo, Geostrust ..." virustotal.com/graph/embed/g…>> 2022-07-13, other part of the story "AddTrust_External_CA_Root.cer" virustotal.com/gui/file/687f… plethora of invalid, expired certs @LevelBlueCyber 2096
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...on the other end the benefit is: ‘for whom’ neverending certs story🤕 Today, update published 'huzz07rt740' @virustotal "... Microsoft Security... promised to remedy the mess centrally." We will see😶affected cert hashes👇x.com/userlolxxl/status/2050…
... certificates need deep healthcare because manyyy of them are invalids .. what about raw therapy for these certs?
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Just #Defender and Just #DigiCert ??? @userlolxxl @skocherhan @KulinskiArkadi @magicswordio @cyb3rops @thor_scanner in progress with some custom rules. A bit of noise - the problem on this end is: ‘to whom’ my sample device (a psuedo-clone) is hooked up to = ughhhhhhhh
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Anyone has the link to polymarket for the pypi or npm next desaster 😅
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Deploy locally your own LLM with rag it wil do this job easily
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And consultants needs to make some money 😎
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seems so 😅
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Should be fixed in a bit. We've been sending everyone emails since October 2025 techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
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Remember the good days when people had to hack through all your internal layers of defense instead of scanning a central point of failure in the cloud using a single tool. It's almost like central points of failure are a bad thing.
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