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-=Kernel-Error=-Sep 26, 2026
Anthropic Cyber Verification Program: wie ich Claude für Security-Arbeit freigeschaltet habe und für wen sich das lohnt
Mitten in einer Claude-Code-Session hat Opus 5.5 meine Anfrage als Cyber-Risiko markiert und an ein schwächeres Modell abgegeben. Wer Pentests, Bug Bounty oder Responsible Disclosure macht, kann sich über das Cyber Verification Program von Anthropic freischalten lassen. Ich habe das heute gemacht: Ablauf, Ausweisprüfung, Bedingungen und Grenzen.
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byJP
byJPAug 20, 2026
Disassembling the Kodak Charmera
I was given a Kodak Charmera for my birthday and fell in love with it. It’s wonderful to leave home without a phone, but still be able to capture moments and without being popped out of them! I want to go even further; get it fast-booting into camera mode, customise the sounds & frames/filters, fix the EXIF tag writing, and anything else that gets the camera further out of the way (with the occasional bit of extra customisation fun!) (I’ve already built a macOS tool which sits in the background ...
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-=Kernel-Error=-Aug 16, 2026
Teil 2: Funktastatur unter Linux „hacken“: AES-Key aus dem Pairing ableiten und Tastendrücke entschlüsseln
Nach der Theorie im ersten Teil jetzt der Praxistest: mit einem nRF52840-Dongle und Logitacker schneide ich die Kopplung meiner Logitech MX Keys mit und leite daraus den AES-Schlüssel ab. Zwei Versuche über die Easy-Switch-Taste scheiterten, der dritte klappte sofort, und am Ende liest eine Konsole live mit, was ich gerade tippe.
EncryptionHacking
Techdirt
TechdirtAug 5, 2026
Ninth Circuit: Your AI Agent Can’t Violate Hacking Law. But You Might.
The rise of AI is bringing a bunch of fascinating legal questions that are harder to answer than many expect. The latest one: who is liable if an agentic system running on its own hacks someone? That's the question a bunch of people have been asking this past week in the wake of multiple stories...
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-=Kernel-Error=-May 23, 2026
BSI will Straffreiheit: Mehr Rechtssicherheit für ethische Hacker
Siehe auch: Sicherheitslücken melden: Mein Umgang mit einem Vulnerability Report Wir leben in Deutschland ja ein bisschen im „Anzeige-ist-raus“-Land. Das merken auch Security-Researcher und ethische Hacker. Solange man Eigentümer:innen/Betreiber:innen nur auf frei und offen erreichbare Probleme hinweist, ist die Welt halbwegs in Ordnung. Sobald man aber beginnt, Schutzmechanismen zu überwinden oder Anwendungen zu übervorteilen, wird’s schnell juristisch dünn. Genau deshalb melde […]
BSIHacking
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-=Kernel-Error=-May 23, 2026
SSH-Bruteforce, DigitalOcean und AbuseIPDB – warum Blocken das Problem nicht löst
Aus gegebenem Anlass möchte ich ein paar Gedanken zu DigitalOcean aufschreiben. Nicht, weil ich glaube, dass DigitalOcean ein grundsätzliches Problem hat oder etwas falsch macht. Sondern weil DigitalOcean in meinen Logs seit Jahren besonders auffällt. Am Ende steht DigitalOcean hier eher sinnbildlich für ein größeres Thema. Wer Systeme im Internet betreibt, kennt das Spiel. Server werden dauerhaft von außen angefasst. SSH-Ports werden gescannt, Login-Versuche laufen durch, Webseiten […]
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-=Kernel-Error=-May 21, 2026
Sicherheitslücken melden: Mein Umgang mit einem Vulnerability Report
Ein Vulnerability Report kam rein: angeblich Terrapin (CVE-2023-48795) auf meinem SSH-Server. Stellte sich raus: fremder Server per CNAME aliased, JavaScript-Typ im Template vergessen. Trotzdem ein guter Anlass zu security.txt und Umgang mit solchen Hinweisen.
EncryptionHacking
Games At Work dot Biz
Games At Work dot BizFeb 23, 2026
e544 — Are We Bananas?
This week's episode dives into the latest on AI devices, privacy issues, and tech giants like Apple and Meta. Plus, some fun chats about listening through fruit and the fate of VR.
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seqre's universe of thoughts
seqre's universe of thoughtsFeb 11, 2026
Desk Hacking part 1: What's even there?
A first step towards my goal of improving my electric desk collision detection.
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edafe.de
edafe.deDec 21, 2024
Can passkeys replace passwords
"Passkeys and the WebAuthn specification were intended to make public key cryptography accessible to average users, rather than just the domain of the tech-savvy. If done right, they could seriously improve security on the Web." @drbruced@aus.social summarises why passkeys are such a good idea in theory and explains where current implementations of the technology fall...
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Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetApr 1, 2024
xz, tarred
One of the most common programs in computing history gets nailed by a supply-chain attack—almost exactly a decade after Heartbleed highlighted similar structural weaknesses in the FOSS ecosystem.
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Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetMar 19, 2024
Hackintosh In The Pastintosh?
If the Hackintosh ecosystem is about to fade away, it’s because it fulfilled its purpose as a way station between two vastly different eras of Apple.
hackintoshapple
edafe.de
edafe.deJan 11, 2024
A hacker’s perspective: social media account takeover prevention guide
"If you watched the SEC Twitter account hack that moved markets yesterday and wondered how to prevent account takeover for your personal, business, or high profile social media account, here's an Account Takeover Prevention Guide for you and/or your organization." @racheltobac@infosec.exchange neatly summarises the steps you should take to prevent the hijacking of your online accounts.
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Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetOct 15, 2021
Source Tags & Codes
The saga of the Missouri governor reflects a failure by the powerful to embrace curiosity—curiosity encouraged by the HTML language he fails to understand.
internetinternet access
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetNov 27, 2020
Worst Firmware Update Ever
How Sony screwed up 15 years of goodwill with developers and open-source users by removing Linux support from its console—support hacked back in anyway.
video gameslinux
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetApr 16, 2019
Broken Bells
The evolution of the doorbell, and some spare thoughts inspired by a doorbell malfunction in the middle of the night on a weekend.
doorbelldoorbell history
EJ Fox
EJ FoxMar 24, 2019
Attempting to find unsecured ICE cameras
In which the author attempts and fails to find interesting unsecured webcams near known ICE facilities
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerSep 4, 2012
Big Brother in your pocket: why your iPhone is leaking your personal details
Hacker group AntiSec: During the second week of March 2012, a Dell Vostro notebook, used by Supervisor Special Agent Christopher K. Stangl from FBI Regional Cyber Action Team and New York FBI Office Evidence Response Team was breached using the AtomicReferenceArray vulnerability on Java, during the shell session some files were downloaded from his Desktop folder one of them with the name of "NCFTA_iOS_devices_intel.csv" turned to be a list of 12,367,232 Apple iOS devices including Unique Device
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Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerMay 19, 2011
Hacking culture
I've always thought that the term "the cultural sector" was a bit disingenuous, because it makes the assumption that science, engineering and everything else under its umbrella can't for some reason be a part of "culture". Ditto "creatives": it doesn't take much thought to disprove the conceit, but theatre, music, fiction writing and so on are inherently thought of as creative, while fields like software development and structural engineering are not. What a bunch of hooey. So I was proud to be
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