#Websites everywhere are being flooded by #AI #bots, skewing stats and racking up costs, while the true purpose behind the surge remains a mystery
https://archive.is/qvE6y
https://archive.is/qvE6y
“If the population reaches 9.5 million before then the government would take steps to limit it such as through measures on asylum, family reunification, residency permit issuance and renegotiating international agreements"
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/swiss-population-cap-switzerland-vote-limit-b2919225.html
#kalergi #Switzerland
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/swiss-population-cap-switzerland-vote-limit-b2919225.html
#kalergi #Switzerland
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#GoldmanSachs top lawyer resigns over Epstein ties
Kathy Ruemmler, Goldman's general counsel and former #Obama White House counsel, is stepping down June 30 after DOJ files exposed her extensive, long-term communications with Jeffrey Epstein — post-conviction.
#Epstein files showed 100+ emails and 50+ meetings between 2014-2019.
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Kathy Ruemmler, Goldman's general counsel and former #Obama White House counsel, is stepping down June 30 after DOJ files exposed her extensive, long-term communications with Jeffrey Epstein — post-conviction.
#Epstein files showed 100+ emails and 50+ meetings between 2014-2019.
"The media attention on me, relating to my prior work as a defense attorney, was becoming a distraction," she told FT.
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Epstein was a member of the Illuminati group?
Newly unsealed documents allegedly list #Epstein as a member of the "#Illuminati North American Group" — alongside named "Illuminati Families and Associates."
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Newly unsealed documents allegedly list #Epstein as a member of the "#Illuminati North American Group" — alongside named "Illuminati Families and Associates."
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Yeah, so pretty much that whole Windows 11 Notepad RCE thing was ridiculously stupid. Like, it was so dumb it kind of hurts.
Windows 11 Notepad, with the fancy Copilot AI slop, now possesses the ability to handle mark up, or markdown, ... It's mark something, the stuff used in ReadMes. Whatever.
Anyway, a security researcher realized that if you used markup in Notepad and instead of a hyperlink to a website with https:// you put file:// (the protocol on Windows for files, like in file explorer), it will arbitrarily execute it. It won't prompt you.
Furthermore, he realized you could specify a remote host to execute it from using a different Microsoft specific protocol used for app installation. In other words, if you user clicked the hyperlink in Notepad it would download and run a program from any website ... without alerting the user.
Normally, any sort of hyperlink that leads to a different domain, or tries to execute a file, is supposed to prompt you with an alert message, ... or something. However, Microsoft software engineers seemingly forgot to implement this notification Window.
With this attack vector which has been present for AT LEAST 9 months, a malicious actor could send a .txt file and if the user clicked the link inside the .txt file it would automatically execute and run anything specified in the hyperlink.
Even more silly, forensically under the hood, the logs on Windows, or to an anti malware service, it would look like Notepad was downloading something and then running a program. This is a very unique scenario which (to the best of my knowledge) no security product has encountered before. This could hypothetically result in files being downloaded and executed and being completely ignored by anti malware services because Notepad is a known and trusted program. Why would an anti malware service question Notepad?
Basically, the point I'm trying to get to here is that I don't understand why Microsoft has introduced so many new features into Notepad. With new features means a new attack landscape (more stuff to abuse).
Whatever man
Windows 11 Notepad, with the fancy Copilot AI slop, now possesses the ability to handle mark up, or markdown, ... It's mark something, the stuff used in ReadMes. Whatever.
Anyway, a security researcher realized that if you used markup in Notepad and instead of a hyperlink to a website with https:// you put file:// (the protocol on Windows for files, like in file explorer), it will arbitrarily execute it. It won't prompt you.
Furthermore, he realized you could specify a remote host to execute it from using a different Microsoft specific protocol used for app installation. In other words, if you user clicked the hyperlink in Notepad it would download and run a program from any website ... without alerting the user.
Normally, any sort of hyperlink that leads to a different domain, or tries to execute a file, is supposed to prompt you with an alert message, ... or something. However, Microsoft software engineers seemingly forgot to implement this notification Window.
With this attack vector which has been present for AT LEAST 9 months, a malicious actor could send a .txt file and if the user clicked the link inside the .txt file it would automatically execute and run anything specified in the hyperlink.
Even more silly, forensically under the hood, the logs on Windows, or to an anti malware service, it would look like Notepad was downloading something and then running a program. This is a very unique scenario which (to the best of my knowledge) no security product has encountered before. This could hypothetically result in files being downloaded and executed and being completely ignored by anti malware services because Notepad is a known and trusted program. Why would an anti malware service question Notepad?
Basically, the point I'm trying to get to here is that I don't understand why Microsoft has introduced so many new features into Notepad. With new features means a new attack landscape (more stuff to abuse).
Whatever man