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@riskybusiness @metlstorm

(Reposting from bsky because it seems pretty dead there)

I’ve been thinking for a long time now that there’s a Riskyverse podcast missing - every time Adam talks about a hack or some new exploit, the five min discussion each week is never enough. Have you guys considered the Metl pub chat pod?

Basically, I want the “Adam, let me buy you a beer, let’s talk about cool shit” pod. As someone who works from home, I miss the down in the weeds tech chats I used to have.

Keen to hear your thoughts, I know putting together a new podcast is a lot of work, but I also think that plenty of your sponsors would love to be able to get into the details of why their tech is cool.

Anyway, I love all the pods, they’re top of my VIP list in overcast so I get them right away.

I just added a copy of my slides for my "We are currently clean on OPSEC" DEFCON talk here, in case you're interested https://micahflee.com/we-are-currently-clean-on-opsec-the-signalgate-saga/
"We are currently clean on OPSEC": The Signalgate Saga

I just gave my first solo main stage DEFCON talk, about Signalgate, and I think it was a resounding success! The room was packed – apparently people were waiting outside to get in. I got tons of positive feedback, and no negative feedback (though, someone told me a boomer sitting next

micahflee

I'm still struggling with how fucking awful the #1password experience with Safari is, it used to be amazing, everything worked instantly. these days, if I make the mistake of being on a page with a login, it'll often beachball Safari for over a minute.

WTF is it doing? Does it need to load my entire vault for every tab I have open? I've got a lot of tabs and a lot of passwords, and the extension just simply does. not. work.

Fucking sick of it - @1password is there anything I can do? I think I'm actually better off disabling the extension completely, which would be fine, except then I can't use passkeys.

Anyone have suggestions for password managers with comparable security I should be looking at instead? It's been years like this, I've put up with it hoping it would get better, but it hasn't;t improved at all.

If I had an open source project, this post is evidence that I would probably want to preemptively ban github and gitlab user ms178 from any interaction with it.

https://seylaw.blogspot.com/2025/05/when-compiler-engineers-act-as-judges.html

EDIT: after you've read the post, read the original tickets and see what the actual responses are

https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/72413#issue-1995175408
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/issues/13022

> As a non-programmer, I have zero understanding of the code and the analysis and fully rely on AI and even reviewed that AI analysis with a different AI to get the best possible solution (which was not good enough in this case).

-- actual comment he left on a bug. goodness me

When Compiler Engineers Act As Judges, What Can Possibly Go Wrong? How LLVM's CoC Committee Violated Its Own Code

LLVM Code of Conduct

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X41 Reviewed Mullvad VPN
https://x41-dsec.de/news/2024/12/11/mullvad/

Many thanks to the @mullvadnet team for the professional and good interaction during this audit!

X41 Reviewed Mullvad VPN

X41 releases the audit report of Mullvad VPN

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@tomatospy @thegrugq @riskybusiness

“…the US invested heavily in tight control of nuclear command and control, so, to make sure that they didn’t accidentally fire off a nuclear missile…”. https://risky.biz/BTN104/

Y’all not read Eric Schlosser’s Command & Control? They may have invested a lot, but also put in a lot of effort to subvert their own controls

Between Two Nerds: Why the US is so uptight about cyber operations - Risky Business

Between Two Nerds: Why the US is so uptight about cyber operations