I'm taking a bit of a social media break.
Y'all be good to each other.
I'm taking a bit of a social media break.
Y'all be good to each other.
Watching what was a well-respected institution like Proton beclown itself in this way is revolting.
Coming onto Mastodon of all places to vomit your rationalizations for supporting a neofascist MAGA movement is a breathtakingly bad decision, especially for an organization that depends so much on its reputation and trust. The last Trump administration tried to abuse the All Writs Act to compel backdoors in technology like yours. They are promising to persecute immigrants, minorities, women of childbearing age, and the LGBT community; the kind of people for whom private communications is literally a life-or-death matter. To align yourself with an explicitly malign incoming Trump administration with a well-established history of abusive pro-surveillance measures is to make yourself untrustworthy in the eyes of the people that need you the most.
I don't know who is operating this social media account, or what possessed you to post this nonsense. Your literal job is to try to build and maintain a positive reputation among your potential customer base, and yet you use your time to shred that reputation in an act of performative self-destruction. You should back away from the keyboard, take a walk, and self-reflect.
Or you could just keep posting through it, as you seem to be doing here.
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Well dang CVE-2025-21298
This bug rates a CVSS 9.8 and allows a remote attacker to execute code on a target system by sending a specially crafted mail to an affected system with Outlook. The specific flaw exists within the parsing of RTF files.
https://www.zerodayinitiative.com/blog/2025/1/14/the-january-2025-security-update-review
Welcome to the first Patch Tuesday of the new year. Even while preparing for Pwn2Own Automotive , the second Tuesday still brings with it a bevy of security updates from Adobe and Microsoft. Take a break from avoiding your New Yearโs resolutions and join us as we review the details of their latest