I wouldn't be surprised if prices rise even more. So the scenario “everyone must earn millions if they want to buy something related to computers” does not look very plausible
Thumb drives - yeah, not as expensive as spinning disks, I recently bought a whole batch myself
alternative reading:
as IPOs are difficult, we try to reach public money now by blackmailing governments to defend against our shit by using it, or else...
fuck them! 🤬
I didn't expect it to happen in the first place I was expecting it to happen in the PC that contains a copy of it because I was expecting something to happen to it but I never expected that I would erase my data myself in my phone all my data in the PC is intact only my work in the phone is the one who was damaged
you shouldn't rely on enshittified services for your precious stuff. preferably store it on your own shit, or at least with a somewhat local company where you can get hold of somebody on the phone or in person
that's why expert people suggest having 3 different backups with at least 2 different media in at least 2 different locations. that's decades old learned wisdom...
If I don't do it for today, I'm going to buy an HDD 1T and copy everything important in the PC and also copy everything on the SSD and copy the last time to the cloud
🚨 China-made ZBT routers ship with two factory implants.
One accepts unauthenticated commands over an internet-exposed UDP service to run commands as root. The other can exfiltrate PPPoE credentials, alter DNS hijack lists, and open reverse SSH tunnels.
How the implants work → https://thehackernews.com/2026/08/china-made-zbt-routers-ship-with-two.html
I’m working on an educational initiative based in Brazil aimed at training the next generation of tech talent in cybersecurity, Linux infrastructure, and ethical hacktivism.
Brazil has massive untapped potential, but high-quality, practical security education remains widely inaccessible to most learners. Our goal is to bridge this gap by building open, hands-on learning labs that teach real-world systems security, network engineering, and hacktivist principles—moving beyond basic theory into actual hands-on defense and research.
Why we need a Segfault TOKEN:
Having dedicated root server access will allow us to run high-load attack/defense simulations, host open test environments, and build reproducible lab nodes for students without hitting resource limits during live sessions