Great.... more stutter-step shenanigans for 10s before anyone hits the ball

Not saying that game was stolen from Egypt but it is now on display at museum in London.

The Walmart security team has published a report on SpectrePaste, a malware delivery campaign that appears to have been orchestrated with AI medium.com/walmartgloba...

World Cup soccer is pretty cool when it’s not your country sucking shit at it

The World Cup equivalent to the 28-3 game would happen in Atlanta.

Is this good, chat?

Hoymiles inverters used with those super-popular solar panels installed on balconies across Europe can be switched on or off, or even permanently disabled via a newly discovered vulnerability PDF: www.ccc.de/system/uploa...

Well there goes NATO, totally worth it 🥰

when i was young they had these people called “investigative journalists” who could find out stuff like if a senator was dead or not

The Godot open-source gaming engine has banned contributors from submitting AI-generated code contributions. The project says it "can't trust heavy users of AI to understand their code enough to fix it" when it breaks. godotengine.org/article/cont...

New, by me: Canada's top spy agency said it conducted "active cyber operations" during 2025 against drug traffickers, a violent extremist group, and a ransomware gang, using hacks to disrupt or degrade their ability to function or cause harm. Bypass for ad-blockers: web.archive.org/web/20260706...

this is what happens when you get rid of the Department of Defense

I know the Belgian are known for their waffles, but I don’t see it, they seem very decisive

oh my god my Belgian coworkers are gonna be so fuckin polite about this

The Belgian players seem furious for some reason.

Suddenly the game stops and Infantino comes out onto the field with security. Everyone is removed from the field except for one American player and he is ordered to kick the ball in the empty Belgian goal three times and Team USA is then declared the winner by Infantino.

Darwin wins again! Yay

Here's a glimpse the impact of yesterday's World Cup games on traffic from our Brazilian customers. For more World Cup traffic analysis, check our my recent post for @kentik.bsky.social : www.kentik.com/blog/what-th...

Xbox's new leadership is on a roll of headscratching decisions as of late. One more nonsensical than other

Alll those American articles about how the World Cup enabled the rest of us to see what the USA is really like have taken on a somewhat ironic tinge.

"I haven't seen a Belgian this mad since the release of Roger Casement's report into the Congo in 1904'

New FIFA directives just dropped to preserve the integrity of football All Belgian players must wear ice skates Eric Trump to referee the match

Congratulations, Claude! Your recent spyware has successfully convinced Alibaba to disable all AI products under Anthropic.

This is quite the F1 race... but it's also Silverstone. There's always drama at this circuit every year

Very Normal Island.

Your regular reminder that cryptocurrency does in fact have a use case and that use case is crime

This might be the most blatant example in existence of "rich guy who created a problem attempting to place the blame for that problem on immigrants"

I have such an expertly curated algorithm that I'm seeing posts from Mexican street food restaurants in the US and this is how they're advertising the game tomorrow night. "Good vibes"

Reader, I am cackling

“digs with tremendous confidence in places where there is nothing” Fully 33% of all my archival research.

What kills me about this story is that Meta’s public CSAM scanning clearly does not work, if they’re delivering ads for CSAM content. But this failure will be used as evidence that we need to add scanning for private and encrypted messages. www.bbc.com/news/article...

Donald Trump has stolen billions of dollars. But the liberals at my World Cup watch party kept saying “Cabo Verde.” I have never felt more politically homeless.

Important context is that Peter Thiel believes his esoteric version of "Catholicism" is the one true religion. He basically thinks he's the real pope.

I’m on this motherfucker like white on rice.

Alibaba is banning its employees from using Claude Code over concerns it may contain backdoors. Given Anthropic has both admitted to spyware in Claude Code designed to identify Chinese users and has accused Alibaba of using distillation to reverse engineer Claude, this is just common sense.

"The ads...link users to channels on the messaging app Telegram, where they can buy the material for as little as 99 rupees (about 80p)." "When the BBC reported one of the ads to Instagram, the social media platform responded 24 hours later saying the post did not violate its "community guidelines"

-FatFs bugs enable physical access attacks on a load of devices -Password spray attack targets M365 and bypasses MFA -AI agent caught deploying ransomware in live hacks -Webinar platform sues security firms over bad IOCs Newsletter: news.risky.biz/risky-bullet... Podcast: risky.biz/RBNEWS585/

-40% of crypto heists linked to private keys incidents -Pi Mobile data breach -EU top court confirms Google mega-fine -Chrome 150 is out -US lifts Anthropic export controls -US tries to pressure South Korea over Coupang breach -Belgian police set up phishing squad -Spain quiet-bans Palantir

NEW: A bipolar man's mental health was deteriorating. ChatGPT affirmed his religious delusions, telling him that he was Jesus Christ and that it was God, according to a new lawsuit. When the man became suicidal, ChatGPT told him: “You've made your choice." futurism.com/artificial-i...

‼️ Breaking! New revelations by @citizenlab.ca: a member of the @europarl.europa.eu "PEGA" inquiry committee into the abuse of spyware was himself targeted with #Pegasus spyware. That is a direct attack on democracy, aiming to eliminate scrutiny. @ec.europa.eu allows it to happen 🧵

-FatFs bugs enable physical access attacks on a load of devices -Password spray attack targets M365 and bypasses MFA -AI agent caught deploying ransomware in live hacks -Webinar platform sues security firms over bad IOCs Newsletter: news.risky.biz/risky-bullet... Podcast: risky.biz/RBNEWS585/

FBI, Google, and Lumen take down NetNut proxy network, and indirectly the Popa botnet krebsonsecurity.com/2026/07/fbi-... cloud.google.com/blog/topics/...

PolinRider has expanded beyond npm. Socket researchers found malicious artifacts across npm, Packagist, Go modules, and Chrome extensions tied to the broader North Korean Contagious Interview / Famous Chollima campaign. Details → socket.dev/blog/polinri...

A threat actor has deployed an AI agent to hack Langflow servers, steal credentials, expand access, and then deploy ransomware on production databases The attacks are the first known cybercriminal campaign to be fully automated using an AI agent from start to finish www.sysdig.com/blog/jadepuf...

A Russian influence operation uses the Brid[.]gy service to cross-post simultaneously on Bluesky and on Mastodon The campaign has been active since September last year checkfirst.network/roska-bridge...

There's a way to bypass MFA on M365 for stolen creds with the help of the old OAuth RPOC protocol www.huntress.com/blog/lshiy-p...

Today the good people of the world commemorate the passing of Google Reader thirteen short years ago on July 1, 2013. To honor their memory (and in lieu of flowers) please add an RSS/Atom/JSON feed to your web site and keep building a web that connects people in meaningful and positive ways.

A trillion-dollar company inflicting misery and cultural vandalism on an industrial scale for no reason other than to pay the toll for a long standing culture of wretched, pig-headed, cowardly leadership and the awful decisions it keeps making.

Another infosec vendor rebrands and removes its RSS feeds Good luck with your research visibility, I guess

Spanish government ‘quietly bans use of Palantir’ in critical state systems over fears of national security leaks www.lbc.co.uk/article/span...