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Hey, world.

Iranian hackers just wrapped up a two-year all-inclusive stay inside a Middle Eastern critical infrastructure network—brought to you by unpatched VPNs, open-source malware, and sheer audacity.

I was all set to travel to Canada for FSF40 to talk about software freedom, community resilience, and how Iranian techies are basically magicians for building anything under a digital iron curtain.

So I bought this MikroTik router from a guy who apparently thinks he works for the CIA.

Scattered Spider is now hijacking airlines and executive accounts using the most advanced hacking tool known to man: a phone call.

RAR files suck.

So, the brainiacs at the University of Southern California finally did it.

I bought fake AirPods.

Let me talk about something that’s been eating at me for a while.

Remember that guy who sold me the MikroTik router and thought changing the admin password made him some kind of off-brand CIA contractor?

Where Your Latte Comes with a Side of Surveillance Welcome to the dystopian café experience you didn’t ask for.

Working at my current company is a bit like being the only person with a flashlight in a cave full of people who think shadows are real and light is a conspiracy.

hi. lately, i’ve been slipping in and out of nightmares, some while sleeping, some while wide awake. the kind that leave you frozen. the kind that don’t need monsters because your own mind knows exactly what to show you. i’ve been having a hard time talki…

So, you’re a normal citizen.

It finally clicked for me the other day when our friend Omid, the gym coach, started preaching about how the human body and mind are basically one big predictable system.

The intro: when your access-control tool turns into a root access giveaway booth.

Because apparently freedom of speech stops where feathers begin.

Yeah right.

For years, we have been preaching about free software.

Apple’s crying to the European Court because the Digital Markets Act wants them to make their devices work with others.

Watch the full video on the Internet we lost: Once upon a time, the Internet was a chaotic playground for hackers, nerds, and weirdos.