Palestinian Prisoners Club Condemns Delay of Prisoner Release as “Organized Terrorism” | Safa News Agency – English Edition

The Palestinian Prisoners Club has condemned Israel’s decision to delay the release of the seventh batch of Palestinian prisoners, calling it “organized terrorism” aimed at undermining the joy of — Read on en.safa.news/post/3618/Palestinian-Prisoners-Club-Condemns-Delay-of-Prisoner-Release-as-Organized-Terrorism

Fundraiser by Friends of Moleverde : Our friend and comrade, David Martinez, needs support.

Texan by birth, Mexican by blood and San Franciscan by the grace of god, David Martinez has recently undergone serious surgery for a life-threatening illness that went unnoticed for far too long. After ten days in the ICU he is finally on the mend and starting the long process of recovery. David won’t be ableContinue reading “Fundraiser by Friends of Moleverde : Our friend and comrade, David Martinez, needs support.”

Lexipol Data Leak: Hackers Drop Police Training Manuals

In remarks to the Daily Dot, a hacker from the puppygirl hacker polycule said the group targeted Lexipol because there aren’t “enough hacks against the police.” “So we took matters into our own paws,” the hacker said. — Read on http://www.dailydot.com/debug/lexipol-data-leak-puppygirl-hacker-polycule/

A 25-Year-Old Is Writing Backdoors Into The Treasury’s $6 Trillion Payment System. What Could Possibly Go Wrong? | Techdirt

Just months after we learned Chinese hackers had compromised US telecom systems through government-mandated backdoors, an inexperienced developer from Musk’s DOGE unit is pushing untested code directly into the Treasury’s payment infrastructure — a system that handles over $6 trillion in federal payments annually. It seems reasonable to call it one of the most dangerous…Continue reading “A 25-Year-Old Is Writing Backdoors Into The Treasury’s $6 Trillion Payment System. What Could Possibly Go Wrong? | Techdirt”