Jesse Spangenberger

Jesse Spangenberger

@digitalforensics.io

Geek / Computer Networking & Security / SBT Student Advisor/ Supports csilinux, tsurugi_linux, and Open-Source Tools https://azuleonyx.bio.link

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Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

#zelda - I really want to get this but since I lost my job and medical bills. Alas, I can't buy one. :( I have a new job but that whole time I was without a job (with other issues) has pushed money being an issue today. Oh well. www.nintendo.com/us/store/pro...

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Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

Working on more research and ran across this information on the case related to where I live. I don't get how it took weeks for the school to report her missing. I've gotten notices of legal action from the school for my kids missing < 15 days.

Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

Not helpful #ai: If you ever happen to remember any small additional detail down the road feel free to drop back into this chat anytime and we can run a direct search through court archives to pull up the exact case name and victim for you!

Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

You Can See Everything (trailer) -> www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvW_... Wild statement: "There are different levels of wealth" h/t: @masnick.com

youtube.comYou Can See Everything | Official Trailer HD | A24YouTube video by A24
Jesse Spangenberger@digitalforensics.io

I read Bad Blood (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bad_Blo...) back when I first heard about the whole thing. I am unsure how close the book is to the real events; however, many alarms bells went off reading the book. WTF how can these events happen. Wild read.

en.wikipedia.orgBad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup - Wikipedia
Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

Any type of radiation or fluctuations can be used by two systems (or people) to communication. All you need is the encoding (and/or encryption) being used. Systems with malware have been shown to do this time and time again. #cybersecurity #airgapped

Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

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ACARS Drama@acarsdrama.bsky.social

Explaincars Drama: during aircraft mating season it is not uncommon for male airliners to engage in mutual combat to impress potential mates, unfortunately when this happens it inevitably causes delays, as no one can risk a third aircraft becoming involved in the altercation.

Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

Anyone have suggestions to replace 2 Hemnes Bookshelves (www.ikea.com/us/en/p/hemn...). I have two that have failed due to too many heavy books (tech/research). Per IKEA, each shelf is rated for 30kb (66lbs). #books #bookshelves #office

ikea.comHEMNES bookcase, white stain/light brown, 353/8x771/2"HEMNES bookcase, white stain/light brown, 353/8x771/2" This bookcase, made of solid wood, is perfect for storing your books and will bring a warm feeling to your home. If you like the style, you can c...
Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

The author points out the bad notions but sticks by the "9" answer. However, if you were to write: 6 ÷ 2x ... no one would think you would do 6 divided by 2 then multiple by 2. I hate these "gotcha" #math questions. /1

Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

The author points out the bad notions but sticks by the "9" answer. However, if you were to write: 6 ÷ 2x ... no one would think you would do 6 divided by 2 then multiple by 2. I hate these "gotcha" #math questions. /1

Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

Most people and the way Math is written would consider 2(1+2) as a single term. If you wanted to express, it differently, but nearly as bad: 6 ÷ 2 x (1+2) or 6 ÷ 2 ⋅ (1+2). More explicitly -- but overly verbose.: 6 ÷ (2(1+2)). /2

Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

I would have probably written 6/(2(2+2)) on the computer but as a fraction ⁶⁄₂₍₁₊₂₎ which are easy to read. What makes this silly/stupid is how ppl double done on a concept that is more then a string of words. /3

Jesse Spangenberger
@digitalforensics.io

😅 nothing can go wrong... Reasons

Eliot Higgins@eliothiggins.bsky.social

Google Earth, a tool often used as a source of satellite imagery to verify photos and videos, has added a feature that allows you to alter satellite imagery with AI, for reasons. blog.google/products-and...

blog.googleTransform any place with Nano Banana in Google EarthCustom images — generated from Google Earth satellite, aerial, and 3D imagery — help you redesign any location.

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GrapheneOS
@grapheneos.org

In response to recent suggestions mentioning it: > If you need plausible deniability, you must not use VeraCrypt to encrypt any part of (or create encrypted containers on) a device (or file system) that utilizes a wear-leveling mechanism. veracrypt.io/en/Wear-Leve...

veracrypt.ioVeraCrypt - Free Open source disk encryption with strong security for the ParanoidVeraCrypt is free open-source disk encryption software for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. In case an attacker forces you to reveal the password, VeraCrypt provides plausible deniability. In contrast to ...

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DEF CON
@defcon.bsky.social

The safety of our community is our highest priority. For this reason, we have decided to postpone DEF CON Middle East. The evolving security situation in the region makes it impossible to concentrate on delivering the experience attendees deserve.