Dan GoodinThe complexity and problem-solving required for making the Signal Protocol quantum safe are as daunting as any in modern-day engineering. In less adept hands, mucking about with an instrument as complex as the Signal protocol could have led to shortcuts or unintended consequences. Yet this latest post-quantum upgrade is nothing short of a triumph.
Rémi Menegon
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Linux Hacker by design and Terminal Junkie - Lead of OffSec Team - Coffee Addicted,Photographer, Student Pilot and Biker
Version 6.12 of the #Linux kernel has been released. Now I'm waiting for some QR codes! - https://lwn.net/Articles/997958/
DEF CON
Kevin BeaumontRegarding the "unspecified Linux vulnerability" that the author has been "hyping the shit out of" (their words) all week -
It's accidentally leaked, due to an unpaid open source maintainer making a boo boo.
It's in CUPS, a printing subsystem. It isn't Linux specific.
CUPS isn't faced much to the internet, I've checked and done a Shodan Safari. It also isn't installed by default on Linux server installs for almost all distros.
It's not a big deal, update packages are dropping, don't panic.
івась тарасикif you happen to be in montreal at northsec 2024… we might see each other without knowing it ;-)
I'm at #nsec2024 and as always it's fun and interesting. Listening "Reverse-Engineering Nim Malware: Or a brief tale of analyzing the compiler for a language I had never used". Great talk @barberousse_bin
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