Microsoft-signed diagnostic tools with backdoor were found in 200,000+ laptops.
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Microsoft-signed diagnostic tools with backdoor were found in 200,000+ laptops. These legitimate UEFI shells include a memory modification command that can completely disable Secure Boot.
The discovery exposes a fatal flaw in a security model shows that you can't blindly trust components that can bypass every protection, proving that "signed by Microsoft" doesn't mean safe.
https://eclypsium.com/blog/bombshell-the-signed-backdoor-hiding-in-plain-sight-on-framework-devices/
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@symbolics Here is Interlisp-D in color:
https://groups.google.com/g/lispcore/c/yCTSn6IxQ8Q/m/dxrQpUBQAQAJ
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@vampiress @grumpygamer will it get released on DRM-free shops like GOG or itch.io? Or is it a Steam exclusive on PC?
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@mcc my least favorite thing about the music industry these days is that most artists can't expect music royalties to exist, and so they have to make a living almost entirely from touring. So, the $10-$20 mid-tier touring act shows (500-1500 capacity venues) that I loved so much during the 90s and 00s are kinda gone. You have to go smaller, now, to get that kind of deal.
I used to get mad at artists for charging anything over about $25, but now I just feel sad for the kids.
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@NullTheFool oh just looked it up, it's from Kitsune Zero, close enough 8-D
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@NullTheFool that particular one looks like it's based off Kitsune Tail.
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Hmm… Thundercat is coming to Toronto this weekend but the tickets start at like $65
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I am having a lot of fun with this thing: https://deathgenerator.com
