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The Glassworm supply chain attack is back. Researchers uncovered malware hidden in invisible Unicode characters across 150+ GitHub repositor
TLDR: invisible Unicode characters in Javascript string literals, translated to Latin-1 and passed to eval().
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Hidden In Plain Site: Steganography
“For deeper thoughts on AI, Creativity, and Change, visit That Things Depart.”Joseph K A fun question to ask yourself if you’ve made it this far. How many of these images I created and used have Stenography imbeds? 🙂 Steganography: The Art of Concealment in Plain Sight — josephkravis.com Steganography: The Art of Concealment in Plain Sight josephkravis.com // Cybersecurity Education Series //…
Malware Hidden in Plain Sight Inside Browser Icons
A rogue Firefox extension used image steganography to smuggle malware past security reviews, quietly infecting users who trusted the browser’s extension store.
Source: LayerX Security
Read more: CyberSecBrief
dunno that I ever talked about it here, but in the spirit of beginning as you mean to go on, I finished that first warp and cut it free from the loom just before the move.
11m of cotton warp and a whole bunch of twill sampling in mostly cotton, some rug wool, and one textured sparkly acrylic bit.
it's hemstitched at the beginning and end of every single piece and I think I want to cut it apart before the gentle cycle in the washing machine, and probably separate the wool rugs from the cotton fabric for lint's sake if nothing else. I have seen arguments for both cutting them apart and not...any one have thoughts?
glamour shots of unbathed beauty off the loom below the cut (worth clicking through on mobile, they are much better focused than the scrolling display).