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Gus El Furioso retweeted
Vaya cagada de doblaje !!
Desde que empezaron a contratar a puro pinche influencer se fue a la verga el doblaje.
El mismisimo Victor Hugo (Johnny Bravo) ya dio su opinión, y tiene toda la razon.
Gus El Furioso retweeted
funny how this movie came out in 1993, yet almost everything it predicted is slowly becoming reality
Gus El Furioso retweeted
#SupremoKaos todes podemos ser esta ardillita comiéndose su tamal #carnadadigital
Gus El Furioso retweeted
My upcoming Garrys Mod Map gm_DR_LightWorld is now public!! You can find it on the workshop here!!
its still slightly unfinished, but more or less perfectly ready for use with all 3 lighting variations.
steamcommunity.com/sharedfil…
Gus El Furioso retweeted
maybe fix ur game instead of focusing on monitization. On vacation for 50/52 weeks of the year, makes slop warbonds to solve problems that could be easily solved for free. You bozos can't even update your own game properly without fucking everything up. Narrowhead sucks at deving
Gus El Furioso retweeted
I've tried it and mods do indeed work
- It loads on a previous build of Helldivers 2, warbond stopped at the W40K Warbond
- You CANNOT connect to players from the main galactic war. You can press quickplay or even find active missions, the main player base is ENTIRELY separated.
- There is no MO within
- You cannot earn medals
Gus El Furioso retweeted
Bro modders just made an "Offline" version of Helldivers 2 that could apparantly let you play the usual Bingus Mods in a SEPARATE server different from the main one (what we have now).
It's HellForge by Skye (Creator of HD2Runtime)
Testing it rn
Gus El Furioso retweeted
A casino installed a smart fish tank in the lobby.
Beautiful thing. Automated feeding. Temperature control. Remote monitoring.
Connected to the internet. Obviously.
Hackers found it.
Exploited it.
Downloaded the high-roller database.
10 gigabytes.
Sent it to Finland.
Using audio and video protocols so it looked like normal streaming traffic.
The fish tank sat in the lobby maintaining water chemistry while stealing credit card numbers.
The casino isolated the fish tank on its own VPN.
Separate network. Segregated. Off limits to everything.
Hackers didn't care. Broke through the isolation anyway.
Once inside the fish tank's system. They pivoted to the main network.
Quietly pulled data. Methodically.
10 gigabytes over time so nobody noticed.
Nobody monitors fish tank outbound traffic.
Why would they.
It's a fish tank.
When Darktrace finally investigated they saw it immediately.
The fish tank sending massive amounts of data to an external IP.
Using protocols designed for audio. Not data.
Clear exfiltration.
The only device in the entire casino that ever communicated with that Finland server.
A fish tank.
Not a computer. Not compromised credentials. Not a malware-laden email.
A networked aquarium.
The lesson everyone learned: IoT devices are security theater.
You can secure them. Lock them down. Isolate them.
They're still connected to something. Still vulnerable to something.
And something will find them.
Even if that something is just checking if a fish tank is running the default password.
