Inspirational Skeletor馃拃
Cybersecurity researcher.
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jonny (nonvenomous)increasingly i feel like i am trying to exist in a fragile little crust of land wherein beauty and human vitality are allowed to exist and everyone around me is addicted to a strange new drug whose primary effect is the feeling of becoming a god who no longer needs the noise and input of inferior mortal creatures and spends their time wandering the thicket of rakes that spring up and smack them in the face when walked over begging them to come back to earth, but the real addictive quality of this drug is that it's always possible to look downwards and inflate an entirely new pocket of reality right beneath where you're standing where you have never been smacked in the face with a rake before and all your friends and loved ones are just out of sight and the precarious place you have driven yourself to is one of genius and majesty instead of a kind of inexpressable, desperate emptiness.
Ashley M. Gj酶vik, JDThe "company鈥檚 infamous 'peptide Fridays' when employees injected themselves with gray-market compounds during breakfast in the office... scrapped for being too flip for 'the clinical gravity' of the message."
If your boss asks to you to inject unregulated substances into your body, at work, on a weekly basis... you clearly need a union.
https://sfstandard.com/2026/05/17/hot-peptide-summer-startups
Galactic StoneRAM prices explained.
Edit : this image is AI slop. I didn't catch it at first and now I feel like a tool. This post blew up, so I'm gonna leave it. I will be much more careful in the future.
Mike Sheward"Now we're going to ask you again. Did you, or did you not, use your admin access to the MDM to push out a managed Chrome extension to every computer at the company that replaced the words "Artificial Intelligence" or "AI" on every web page with "Flash ActionScript"?
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Kim ZetterExclusive: Fast16 malware has raised questions about what it was designed to do. Researchers at Symantec finally confirm it was subverting software used to simulate nuclear weapons explosions. Nuclear experts also tell me Iran was the likely target and explain how it impacted nuclear weapons tests. Fast16 wasn't aimed at sabotaging nuclear weapons themselves, but was only designed to alter data being fed to engineers from software used to simulate nuclear explosions tests. The goal was to trick engineers into believing their tests were failing to create confusion and slow down weapons program. Fast16 and Stuxnet were similar in that they both fed false data to engineers. But Stuxnet also physically altered centrifuges while tricking engineers into believing the devices were fine. New analysis from me also shows the two codes were contemporaneous, not separated by years.
Here's my story, which contains a link to a timeline showing how they were being developed around the same time, likely as part of a multi-pronged operation to slow down Iran's nuclear program.
Experts Confirm the Fast16 Malware Was Sabotaging Nuclear Weapons Tests, Likely in Iran
Fast16 didn't predate Stuxnet but was contemporaneous with it. It also wasn't aimed at altering nuclear weapons but was simply feeding false data to engineers about the nuclear detonation tests they were conducting, in order to trick them into believing the tests were failing.