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Old man yells at cloud. Threat detection engineer.

I don't believe any system is totally secure

#hamradio #swl #smolweb

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RE: https://haunted.computer/@Dio9sys/116207016578093504

Rarely does a person come along that I would recommend as highly as Dio. A unique set of skills that is becoming harder and harder to find in tech these days.

@ai6yr the amount of "tactical" antennas that are just a $4 binding post adapter and a few dollars worth of wire is insane. That olive drab 3d printer filament must be what costs so much.
They're threatening us with a good time again

MISINFORMATION FROM THE AMERICAN-ISRAELI WAR IN IRAN:

If you see a downed Shahed drone, do not touch it.

FALSE. The fear is that your scent will confuse the wounded drone's parents who will then refuse to care for it. This is not true. If you see a downed Shahed drone, wrap it in a dry blanket, and give it fresh water and your wifi password. It will recover in time, and be eternally grateful.

@ai6yr I have had very good results with my Tecsun PL-330 with the built in antenna. Optional antenna port allows use with those retractable shortwave antennas as well.
3d printer go brrrrrr
I really want a QMX radio but don't want to wait 5-6 months for a completed unit. I wonder how bad I could possibly mess up building it myself.
Boost if AI is making your job suck so bad you want to quit.

It's been extremely hard to keep this one under wraps.

I just published a new blog post, where one weird string that looks like a cookie value turned out to be a whole cryptostealer and database wiping operation.

https://www.labs.greynoise.io/grimoire/2026-02-24-whats-that-string/

I spent some late nights on this one, and am a little bit ridiculously proud of the work I did.

What’s That String? That Time a Weird String Revealed a Whole Operation – GreyNoise Labs

One weird payload turned out to be a loose thread on an active hacking operation.

GreyNoise Labs