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"If you're buying Magnets, particularly the high-grade magnets more reliant on Heavy Rare Earths, there's a good chance some amount of material has come from Myanmar"

globalwitness.org/en/campaigns

"A group of hackers was able to take control of a decommissioned Satellite and use it to stream a hacking conference’s talks and hacker movies" (DEF CON)

vice.com/en/article/y3pwqx/hac

@Lup Yuen Lee 李立源

These new container images significantly improve security posture:

Ultra-small images (reduced size and attack surface)No package manager (avoids a whole class of attacks)No shell (avoids a whole class of attacks)Non-root (avoids a whole class of attacks)



I wonder how not using a package manager makes it more secure, would you be able to pinpoint that? Is there any kind of security check to verify ?

To me it looks a bit like AppImages on Linux (or snaps, and somewhat to flatpacks). AppImages simply take the source and see git as "it is secure"

Running it in a container does not mean one should run unsafe software imho

"A youth told seven friends that he had made profits from trading Cryptocurrency, convincing them to invest about S$ 332,000 through him" (Singapore)

channelnewsasia.com/singapore/

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