I just earned the Active Directory Red Team Specialist certificate from @cyberwarfarelab! I started taking it when I was attending a conference and got impressed by the knowledge I could acquire. Recommended. Next cert: CRT-ID?

I'm back (maybe), new drip (blog), got some interesting stuff that might be worth reading, blog.projectnightcrawler.dev…

OffSec in the train #OffSec #OSCE3 #OSEE

the cost of a virtual call was never the vtable lookup. that's just a pointer load, and modern CPUs are very good at loads. what actually matters is the indirect branch that comes after it. the CPU wants to know where execution goes next so it can keep speculating ahead. When the branch predictor gets that target right, a virtual call is often surprisingly cheap. the trouble starts when the same call site sees many different targets. prediction becomes harder, mispredictions increase, and the CPU has to throw away speculative work and start again. that's why a monomorphic virtual call site can be almost free while a megamorphic one can become expensive. virtual calls are slow was always an incomplete explanation. the real question is how predictable the call target is.

vampirebbs.org/ Ha vuelto!!! Con lo que había y luego se irá metiendo más contenido...

hot take: raspberry pis are overrated. you can buy a cheap thinkcentre tiny for well under $100, even though AI has messed up their prices too.

> No signatures, no scanning. Only pagefaults No X, no Y, yes Z? Hmmmm

Midnight Eclipse is back on GitHub

Someone tell Microsoft they forgot to add RoguePlanet microsoft.com/en-us/msrc/blo…

You might not believe it, but in the older version of clang, the code on the left produces Hello World!

i was reading the SQLite source and found that DELETE does not actually shrink the database file deleted pages are placed onto an internal freelist inside the file new inserts reuse those free pages before growing the database again the file itself only gets smaller when you run VACUUM delete everything from a 1GB database and the file is still 1GB until you compact it

Found the best tweets on this website

How it started vs how its going

> Microsoft GitHub repos banned > "Terms of Service violation" > ??? > Look inside > Was compromised ... was Microsoft going to become a victim of a supply chain attack on their own platform via their own product?

electron es una mierda y todo lo que está hecho por encima es otra mierda no elaboro más

i love how the infosec community is starting a revolution against corporates

In other news, MalwareTechBlog released a Comodo Internet Security exploit. It's a remote DoS I love all these silly shenanigans malwaretech.com/2026/06/expl…