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#enumeration

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Jules

Finally finished implementing the functionality of the PS function for #Enumeration that I've been working on since I saw some flaws in the currently existing tools while studying for #CRTE

It's focused on trying to show interesting ACLs without overwhelming you with lots of useless information. There's probably something out there that does that already (Find-InteterestingDomainAcl is supposed to do the trick but it's still too verbose for me). However, I needed an excuse to dive deeper into ACLs 😜

After cleaning the current monolith of PS scripting and allowing @maikel to peer review it, I'll publish it ☺️

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maschmi

Oh boy. A simple could be used to read credit offers at and , two big German portal offering a lot of things around comparing credit offers, insurance contracts and other things.

This is such a trivial mistake, it nearly feels deliberate. This should never ever happend. And for sure this should have be a red flag in any . I wonder how they can state "No indications of miss use.".

Article in German:
correctiv.org/aktuelles/datens

correctiv.org · Kreditvermittlung bei Check24 und Verivox: Kritische Datenlecks entdecktBy Jean Peters
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postmodern

I saw this passphrase wordlist project popup. Just like to remind folks that passphrase passwords (ex: correcthorsebatterystapler), even with character substitution, can be enumerated and that GPUs will eventually be able to bruteforce the inevitable password dumps from data breaches. In fact a certain someone wrote up a blog post two years ago showing how you could enumerate all permutations of passphrases using Ruby to build your own custom passphrase wordlists; which of course was met with immediate poo-pooing upon.
#wordlists #passphrase #enumeration #ruby

GitLabinitstring / passphrase-wordlist · GitLabPassphrase wordlist and hashcat rules for offline cracking of long, complex passwords
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DiffieHellmanStan (Tony)

youtu.be/1O_47ZZ_J_g?si=FJti3d

@blackpointus's CEO John Murchison talks about the surprising and uncommon approach #ALPHV #BlackCat #ransomware takes from initial #intrusion and #enumeration all the way to #exfiltration; namely, a decided reliance on the #networking and #IT tools available to them as opposed to a reliance on #malware. He covers how their approach is able to evade #EDR, the way they are similar to nation state actors in their level of sophistication, and notes what a large attack surface #microsoft365 has relative to the ability to properly #harden and #secure the environment. He also covers how quickly the #Rust ransomware #payload is able to take over.

Definitely worth a watch given the recent attack on #ChangeHealthcare.

YouTubeBlackpoint Cyber Demo: How BlackCat Ransomware Enters The NetworkBy Technology Marketing Toolkit
#Blackpoint
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Mark Gritter

Weekend project: try to solve some #combinatorics #enumeration problems by reduction to #SharpSAT. (Which, to be clear, I thought was unlikely to succeed!)

I picked c2d reasoning.cs.ucla.edu/c2d/ because it scored highly in the 2020 Model Counting Competition arxiv.org/abs/2012.01323 but I am not sure this is the same version. The one I got is dated 2005 and was 32-bit only. It ran out of memory on this 364-variable 942-clause instance (corresponding to 6 playing cards chosen from a standard 52-card deck.)

Looking at the 2023 competition instead, I think I should try SharpSAT-TD github.com/Laakeri/sharpsat-td but it is not as well documented. For example, I don't know if it supports the "eclauses" (exactly-one clauses) extension of the Dimacs CNF format.

Output from running c2d. It shows some statistics about the CNF input, some debugging output I don't understand, and a log of its memory allocations until it exits.
#Satisfiability
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Mark Gritter

All sets of integer lattice points symmetric along the X and Y axes, and connected allowing diagonals, of size 14 and 15.

Code here: gist.github.com/mgritter/8cfc4

Inspired by this Quora question, quora.com/On-an-XY-array-of-la, although I misinterpreted what he was asking for. That was closer to all polyominoes, allowing diagonal connections, which are horizontally and vertically symmetric. But I don't allow the line of symmetry to run down a half-integer value.

14-square symmetric patterns on the integer lattice -- a total of 166 possibilities, if we do not treat rotated versions as the same.
15-square symmetric patterns on the integer lattice -- a total of 378 possibilities, if we do not treat rotated versions as the same.
#enumeration#integer_lattice#polyominoes
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Alan Rycroft 🇨🇦

Point-in-Time count shows homeless numbers up over 9% in Victoria, BC region

This year’s count identified 1,665 people who were experiencing homelessness, versus 1,523 in 2020

Homeless include many seniors, Indigenous and people with disabilities

timescolonist.com/local-news/p

Times Colonist · Point-in-Time count shows homeless numbers up slightlyBy Pedro Arrais
#homeless#housing#AffordableHousing
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