ASN: AS4766 Korea Telecom
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City: Busan
State: Busan
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Iran targets M365 accounts with password-spraying attacks Researchers say some targets correlate with cities hit by Iranian missile strikes Suspected Iran-linked threat actors are conducting password-spraying attacks against hundreds of organizations, primarily Middle Eastern municipalities, in campaigns that security researchers believe may have been aimed at supporting bomb-damage assessment following missile strikes.…

Iran targets M365 accounts with password-spraying attacks

If you never need a social media break, we're sorry, but you have been poisoned and there is no known cure.

sometimes it's the system

-hacks4pancakes- • 1d The reason the good faith seniors on here are posting that the junior / mid level market is bad (it is) is because we have watched it crash in real time and a lotta of us are dealing with serious fallout as both hiring managers or mentors. It's genuinely a good faith warning. It's not like, "don't get into the field we love". It's just that for a really long time you could get into cybersecurity with no degree and no IT experience because the demand was so high. And schools, influencers, and parents still play it off that it's like that. That people can work full time remote and make 80k entry salary. It's not. It hasn't been for a couple years. We've been hit by "professionalizing" and oversaturation of graduates. Can you still get in with a sec+, a kali box and a dream? Maybe, if you really meet the right people and get lucky. Pragmatically though, that won't be the case for 99.9% of young people now, and if we care at all we need to counter the "everything is rosy" message people are using to sell boot camps. We are getting hundreds of cybersecurity grads and laid off professionals with work rights applying for positions. How can organizations even take the time to look beyond that at hundreds more juniors with no degree, criminal convictions, a GED, needing a' v sponsor, etc?

You really need to take it seriously and make yourself a top candidate. And these days to be competitive you typically need a bachelors, certs, and some hands on IT work experience. You need a very good professional network. That's not true of every case. People will get lucky. Or they'll have a security clearance or live in the right remote place for an in person only job. It happens. Not often. The best thing we can do is try to enforce that they need to work seriously hard and have solid professional credentials. TLDR we aren't all assholes; some of us are trying to save 20yos from falling for Uncle Bob putting them in a bootcamp to make an easy six figures.

GenAI tooling is weird. It’s “just” an intervention. Because it’s a tool. Any tool introduction is an intervention. Which means they work the same way any intervention work:

1. Understand the preconditions and culture norms required for success
2. Set people up for success
3. Respond to feedback

new f2k2 pronoun drop #nonbinariesinstem

yes, I could explain things better

Explaining the concept of OT security to IT security staff and scaring them when I say "you have to build security AROUND EOL devices, don't upgrade the device and call it a day" brings me joy because I feed off the energy of their confused faces

being young is fun, I love having the ability to down a quad shot!!! I'm so healthy!!!

I simply wouldn't click

Always plug your space heater into a wall outlet, not a power strip or extension cord. Many power strips and extension cords are not designed to handle the power needs of a heater. The strips/cords will meltdown and start fires. Many people learning this for the first time thanks to this local icon.

hard drives are hard drives

'Martha Root' deleted white supremacist websites live at CCC conference Ledger third-party payment processor exposed customer data, UL Solutions withdraws from FCC Cyber Trust Mark, NordVPN denies breach saying hackers obtained only dummy data, Thefts stemming from 2022 L...

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AWS raises GPU prices 15% on a Saturday, hopes you weren't paying attention An anomaly or the beginning of a new trend? My bet's on the latter I've been tracking AWS for a long time, with a specific emphasis on pricing. "What happens if AWS hikes prices" has always been something of a boogeyman, trotted out as a hypothetical to urge folks to avoid taking dependencies on a given provider.…

AWS raises GPU prices 15% on a Saturday, hopes you weren't paying attention

Modifying A QingPing Air Quality Monitor For Local MQTT Access The QingPing Air Quality Monitor 2 is an Android-based device that not only features a touch screen with the current air quality statistics of the room, but also includes an MQTT interface that nor…

Modifying A QingPing Air Quality Monitor For Local MQTT Access hackaday.com/2026/01/04/m...

Gonna tell the kids this was how email used to arrive until we invented computers that made it safe to use

Diving (Pun Intended) into SCADA and Control Systems with Randy Petersen | Listen Notes

Ratatouille, but it's a parasite in the eyeball of a surgeon.

For all that the media has spent years freaking out about what social media does to our brains, I don’t understand why there appears to be little effort to grapple with the fact that these chatbots are, for some not insignificant portion of the population, literally psychosis machines

Ubisoft's Rainbow Six Siege has been compromised (again). Social media is filled with players complaining about being banned for "67 days", a reference to the "Six Seven" meme.

Tweet: all music is in 4/4 if u stop trying to count it like a dumb nerd

I have a much more optimistic take right now: tech has massive massive cultural problems but it did before AI. An explosion of *active learning* is potentially a really positive thing

A training still that says “Rule # 1: Do not become part of a circuit”

New Campaign Ribbon just dropped

CIA Orchestrates Coup D’État To Replace Entire Population Of Venezuela

CIA Orchestrates Coup D’État To Replace Entire Population Of Venezuela theonion.com/cia-orchestr...

did we beat fentanyl

The Breachies 2025: The Worst, Weirdest, Most Impactful Data Breaches Another year has come and gone, and with it, thousands of data breaches that affect millions of people. The question these days is less, Is my information in a data breach this year? and more How

Data breaches affect everyone, and in 2025 we saw plenty of them, ranging from the novel to the predictable. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...