Really honored to stumble with some of the best, thank you all so much.
We have a winner for the WiFi Shuriken!
@f4r__ was the lucky wardriver who will have it sent out with some other goodies.
Congratulations and thank you for joining us in the 24 Hoursof HHB!
#HHB24Wigle #AllTheWiFi
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We have a winner for the WiFi Shuriken!
@f4r__ was the lucky wardriver who will have it sent out with some other goodies.
Congratulations and thank you for joining us in the 24 Hoursof HHB!
#HHB24Wigle #AllTheWiFi
That's a wrap!
It will take some time for the queue to clear, so hopefully by tomorrow we will have all the data calculated.
Thanks again to @wiglenet and everyone who participated!
Stay tuned for final scoring and the drawing.
#HHB24Wigle #AllTheWiFi
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Spare a thought to those part time web masters who just found the password to their Ubuntu Xenial box, ran apt-get update and are now face to face with a wall of 404s!
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Your weekend reading assignment has arrived early.
A first taste of the upcoming, still-under-wraps Phrack 73: “THE PROXY THAT MADE NO SENSE” by @mikko.
archives.phrack.org/dl/73/th…
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MM-DD-YYYY is wrong.
DD-MM-YYYY is wrong.
Try ordering a spreadsheet by date column with either of those formats and you’ll soon understand why YYYY-MM-DD is the only correct format.
Wake up, people!
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Ten weeks before the entropy bug shipped NVK winked at the idea of a retirement attack and suggested dice rolls. His CTO wrote the bug under a pseudonym. Two people warned them. The answer was: "if something was wrong, we'd already know about it by now."
SOMEONE has already found all their foxes, less than 24 hours into the @defcon 34 @rfhackers World Wide War Drive!
That's nuts.
AAAAND WE'RE OFF!
The @defcon 34 @rfhackers World Wide War Drive has begun.
It's not to late to register, but you'd better hurry!
You can follow the standings at:
wigle.net/wwwdlead/DC34
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For 19 years, GPS satellites have secretly broadcast a “numbers station” in their public signals. We decoded 12M messages: a 2011 flash where 31 of 32 satellites flipped in hours, “ghost” substrings repeating years apart, and a “TEXT” prefix spreading now. lsc-pagepro.mydigitalpublica…





























