It was a quiet Wednesday afternoon. Wednesday, 1st October, 15:15 BST, to be precise, when Peter, an office-mate of mine, leaned away from his terminal and said to me, "Mario, I'm having a little trouble sending mail." Knowing that msg was capable of confusing even the most capable of people, I sauntered over to his terminal to see what was wrong. A strange error message of the form (I forget the exact details) "cannot access /foo/bar for userid 147" had been issued by msg. My first thought was "Who's userid 147?; the sender of the message, the destination, or what?" So I leant over to another terminal, already logged in, and typed
Found out we were leaking user session tokens into logs
362 votes, 55 comments. I was reviewing logs for a separate bug and noticed a few long strings that looked too random to be normal. Turned out they…
Sorry everybody, I failed with you 😔 · Issue #1634 · pedronauck/docz
Hi everybody, I really want to ask sorry to everyone and say that maybe I failed with the community, but has an explanation. In the last year, I can't give any support here. I really know that ...
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A11y 101 – 3.3.1 Error Identification
We’ve all been there. You fill out a form. You hit submit. Nothing happens. Maybe the border turns red. Maybe a little icon winks at you. Maybe your computer hums aggressively. But nobody tel…
Dialog Claims It Was Hacked. A Misconfigured Website Left Its Members Exposed
The private events group, cofounded by Peter Thiel, says a “criminal” hacker is behind a breach that exposed members’ personal details. WIRED found no evidence a break-in was needed to access the files.
Michael Bargury on Twitter / X
we hijacked perplexity comet by sending a weaponized calendar invitethen used it to takeover victim's 1p account and exfil their local filescall it pleasefix. like clickfix, but instead of social eng'ing a human you just ask their ai real nicelyincredible work by @StAJect0r pic.twitter.com/oMCswqcMZj— Michael Bargury (@mbrg0) March 3, 2026
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Bluesky SSH Authentication #2
Addressing the glaring omissions from yesterday’s proof of concept, such as the fact that you could sign in as any user, you couldn’t revoke access, all hosts had the same users, and there was no mapping between Bluesky handles and POSIX users, I have updated mtelvers/bluesky-ssh-key-extractor and newly published mtelvers/bluesky-collection.
The "user" is dead. Long live the interactor!
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"Computers as Theatre" by Brenda Laurel (1991) cs.cmu.edu/~social/reading/Laurel-Comput…
Another day, another odd edge case migration thing to troubleshoot. Looks like the entryway updates the user's PLC did doc if on a Bluesky PDS, and it does this by a serviceAuth token. If you migrated back, but did not update your verification method when you moved, you can lock yourself out..
can someone just dump PubMed into @semble.so please
