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Infosec professional and a developer by day. A bug bounty hunter by night. :D

In case you missed it, all links on Mastodon count as 23 characters towards your limit, no matter how many characters the link really is.

So, you don't need to use link shorteners on Mastodon as they won't actually affect the link's length.

Mastodon does this because it's better for everyone's privacy to avoid link shortener services, it means people can see what they're clicking on, and the link won't stop working if the shortener service shuts down.

More info at:

➡️ https://fedi.tips/you-dont-need-link-shorteners-on-mastodon/

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Hi all. As a precautionary measure, I turned off infosec.pub until the fix for a serious vulnerability exploited on other instances is incorporated into a package I can deploy. There's no indication infosec.pub was hit, but I don't need that sort of headache this week. ❤️​

Reminder not to run random code from GitHub in prod, even if they pinky promise it’s a PoC exploit 😂

https://daniele.bearblog.dev/cve-2023-35829-fake-poc-en/

CVE-2023-35829-poc & CVE-2023-20871-poc: If it looks too good to be true...

Psst, writing this article wouldn't have been possible without the help of Łukasz. Thanks especially to him for guiding me throughout the whole process. This...

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Se atingirem a quota diária de tweets visualizados, não podem denunciar mensagens 🤡

For people new to the fediverse/mastodon: there are some strong customs and strong personalities. I can make a few important quality of life recommendations to give you a more pleasant experience:

In your account settings, go to filters and add a filter to block the following words:
Nazi
Fash
Fascism
Fascist
Twitter
Reddit
Elon
Musk
Defederate
Fediblock

There’s a lot of name-calling and protracted and unproductive discussions using these words. Certainly it’s up to you, but this is my recommendation.

We strongly encourage you to add alt text to any images you post, and if for some reason you do not, you’ll likely be met with many replies all reminding you, with varying levels of intensity, that you forgot. I recommend blocking any account who is rude about it.

Some times you may post something important to you that causes others to be uncomfortable without a content warning. Similarly, you can expect replies of varying politeness asking you to “add a CW”. Things that are patently offensive or not safe for work definitely should have a content warning for obvious reasons, but other than that, use your discretion. Again, I recommend simply blocking people who are too aggressive in their replies related to CWs.

Follow your instance’s rules.

You will rightly be bounced for expressing hate, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, or unwanted harassment. There is no place for that - don’t do it here. I can’t tell you what to think, but if you want to post hateful or harassing content, you should find another platform somewhere else. It isn’t hard to be kind. Or at least not an ass.

The fediverse is all about delegating control to instances and end users. We have many tools available, like muting and blocking accounts, and blocking entire instances, as well as muting conversations. These are very useful to have a good time on the fedi.

Be well and be kind.

Toyota confirma falha a expor dados de localização de 2 milhões de clientes por dez anos

👉 https://tugate.ch/tov6gb

#ataque #segurança #sistema #noticias #tech #tugatech

Toyota confirma falha a expor dados de localização de 2 milhões de clientes por dez anos

 A Toyota Motor Corporation confirmou uma nova falha de segurança na sua infraestrutura cloud, que durante mais de dez anos pode ter deixado exposto os dados de

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The European Cyber Conflict Research Initiative is delighted to announce it is now opening applications for the European Cybersecurity Fellowship.

This year-long program attracts and develops highly talented young European professionals who are interested in accelerating their career in cybersecurity policy.

The Fellowship will accept up to 12 fellows from March 1 2023 to February 29 2024.

We are looking for people from a wide variety of backgrounds, including government, civil society, the private sector, journalism and academia, with a strong interest in cyber security and a passion for driving change.

https://eccri.eu/fellowship-2/applications-open-european-cybersecurity-fellowship-2023-2024/

APPLICATIONS OPEN: European Cybersecurity Fellowship 2023-2024