SyXe'05

@The_Cyber_News Impressive work. This looks less like a “BitLocker break” and more like a deep understanding of Windows trust transitions, WinRE, recovery states, and compatibility layers. Very valuable research. Respect to the researchers involved.

⚠️ BitUnlocker Attack on Windows 11 Allows Access to Encrypted Disks in 5 Minutes Source: cybersecuritynews.com/bitunlocker-do… A new tool, BitUnlocker, reveals a practical downgrade attack against Microsoft's BitLocker encryption, allowing attackers with physical access to decrypt protected volumes on patched Windows 11 machines in under 5 minutes by exploiting a crucial gap between patching and certificate revocation. The attack is rooted in CVE-2025-48804, one of four critical zero-day vulnerabilities. Systems that have completed the KB5025885 migration, moving the boot manager signature to the newer Windows UEFI CA 2023 certificate, are also protected against this downgrade path. #cybersecuritynews #Windows11

@fairiehaze Very, very original, it's beautiful

why books can’t be in the dark theme?

@CyberRacheal It's probably the memory; it's a hypothesis, but it almost always works. It could also be a process overloading the system, or it could be malware, to name a few examples. What to do? A system scan to reveal the cause, another maxim that almost always works.

Pc is running slow, why? 😪

@v12sec Hey ! ¿Is it a USB drive? iit's very pretty

another day, another universal linux LPE

@elonmusk Good idea Elon! Now it just needs to actually be implemented. Open-sourcing recommendation systems is complicated due to privacy issues and potential exploits, but without real transparency there will never be full trust

To give people confidence that we are not secretly manipulating the 𝕏 recommendations, it is critical that we open source anything that influences what people are shown

@PELock Awesome ! So cool to keep seeing you around xD

@SnatCLS After 20 years of making it I finnaly get some praise haha :D, also check out the deobfuscation effort twitch.tv/videos/3660327…

A free license to my 32-bit x86 assembly Obfuscator FD83-18AE-F906-F482 Web pelock.com/obfuscator/ Desktop pelock.com/products/obfus… #assembly #assembler #x86 #obfuscator #coding #programming #hacking #ITSecurity #hacker #malware

@kaaaash____ Late for what? No, never too late ! xD

I’m 22 and I want to start learning DSA now. Be honest.… am I already late?

@Shivam25mishra Do it in Light mode and you'll see why!

Why do most programmers using Dark theme when writing code?

@Im_IrushiK jajaja ! just like that xD

When VibeCoders build a full stack product!

@vibeonX69 All of them ! xD

Which OS do you like the most till now??

@lizzieXhunter jajaja ! ¿eso nada más ? xD

En la Seccion de delirios de hoy, tenemos:

@lizzieXhunter jajaja ! ¿no piden nada más? xD

@medoliyy jajaja ! muy buena pregunta xD

ERKEKLER, lütfen samimi olun! Bu size yeter mi? Rahatça yaşar mıydınız?

@Jefersonnasa_ jajaja ¡ menos tenía Steve Jobs ! xD

Hombres, sean brutalmente honestos. ¿Es esto suficiente?

@Anaya_sharma876 Hey, I almost forgot, GNU/Linux is also a great option ! xD

Genuine question: If Linux is so good… why do most people still use Windows?

@Anaya_sharma876 Because perhaps for them Windows is better ? xD

@ishowcybersec I started at 24 ! xD

At what age did you begin using Linux? I started at 19. How about you?

@ishowcybersec jajaja ! That train isn't going anywhere, and don't get confused, they might even throw a Burp Suite on top of it xD

Can anybody with Linux knowledge tell me where this train is going?

@ishowcybersec Never ! xD

A hacker gains access to a Linux server but never creates any files, never installs malware, and only uses built-in commands already present on the system. Can defenders still detect the intrusion later?