Another new coercion primitive with LPE - machine-account NTLM coercion from a non-admin user via Windows Store InstallService plugin resolution experiments

https://github.com/0xHossam/UnCanny

#infosec #cybersecurity #redteam #pentest

Folks need to recognize how much transphobia is driving the debate over the girl dad in the women’s washroom.

People have been so conditioned to hate and fear trans people that they now see bathrooms as a “sacred space” such that they will endanger kids to prove a point.

This is where hate and division lead.

A few years ago no one would have thought twice about a man bringing his two young daughters into the women’s washroom.

But years of trans hatred and fear mongering mean people believe only “women” can access that space.

People think those two young girls should have been taken into the men’s washroom despite the fact they would have been exposed to male nudity and possible aggression.

The girl dad did the right thing.

Anyone saying otherwise is pushing a narrative.

If a man wants to hurt us, he doesn’t need an excuse to enter our washroom.

He will just force his way in.

This particular incident proved that.

The girl dad asked permission. He checked with an employee. He had a reason to be there.

The straight male aggressor did not.

He forced his way in.

Traumatized the two young girls.

Caused a scene.

Abused local police services.

He was the predator, and he chose to access a “women’s only space”.

Trans people are not the enemy.

Girl dads are not the enemy.

It’s a false flag.

I’ve been the victim of sexual assault and I can honestly say I’ve never feared a trans person.

I’ve been in washrooms with trans women, drag queens and girl dads…I’ve never feared for my safety.

Stop allowing political rhetoric to cause division.

We can be better than this.

#TransRightsAreHumanRights #lgbtq #trans #uspol

“Braithwaite figures he may have spent the better part of a decade as one of the most frequently pulled-over drivers in America.

Not for speeding, but simply because he was driving a giant banana.”

https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/06/18/giant-banana-pulled-over-in-montana-driver-says-cops-have-stopped-him-100s-of-times/

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@hdesk/116771305547956086

A12/A13 SecureROM haxx. What a time to be alive...

Hey I'm Carroll (she/her), a newly out trans girl just looking for community!

I'm early 40s, live in the UK (), and enjoying tinkering with older computers

#Introduction #Trans #ADHD

When COVID hit and we all switched to video calls overnight, everyone started reporting how tired they were at the end of a day of meetings. Part of that was obviously that we were in a pandemic and stress levels were high, and yet there was something in the video meetings themselves that made it so much worse.

Someone proposed that the culprit might be the video self-view, that little window showing your own face while you talk.

So I ran an experiment and turned mine off. The difference was noticeable after even just one meeting. I was much less tired when I couldn’t see myself.

When your self-view is on, you’re doing two cognitively different tasks simultaneously: monitoring and adjusting your appearance while also following the content of the meeting. That double-load is cognitively draining, across every call, all day.

Turn off the self-view and your brain gets to do just one thing: the meeting itself.

Research backs this up. The continuous self-view creates what’s been called “the mirror effect”. The psychological stress of perpetually monitoring your own image has no real-world equivalent, and it compounds exhaustion across every call.

The fix takes about thirty seconds. Go into your video software settings and look for a self-view or mirror option. In Zoom it’s under Video settings. In Teams it’s accessible during a call. Turn it off, then check in with yourself at the end of your next meeting day.

This isn’t the only contributing factor to zoom fatigue. In my experience, though, it’s the easiest change we can make, and it makes a significant difference. Try it for yourself.