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Ze leven onder de grond in een kleine gemeenschap en mogen niet naar boven of naar buiten, spannend zeg. Ja nee alle Scifi klinkt eigenlijk heel erg dom, als je het uitschrijft, maar deze serie is toevallig wel retegoed en echt heel erg spannend. Misschien wel de beste Scifi van de afgelopen tien jaar, en sowieso leuk voor fans van het genre want doorspekt met verwijzingen naar andere Scifi (denken we, wij zijn heel nadrukkelijk geen fans van Scifi, red). Niet dat alle mensen die van Scifi houden treurig zijn, integendeel, maar echt seks of stoerheid gillen al die larperige verkleedpartijen nou ook weer niet. Laten we zeggen dat ongeveer 80% van de fanatieke liefhebbers in ieder geval intrinsiek heel triest is. Hoe dan ook, Silo, steengoeie serie, derde seizoen begint vandaag op Apple TV, niet per se gratis, maar goed, dan heb je ook wat.
BRUSSEL (ANP) - Een overleg van de Verenigde Staten met Nederland en een selecte groep andere 'koplopers' binnen de NAVO is slecht gevallen bij sommige andere leden van het bondgenootschap. Sommigen vrezen verdeeldheid en vermoeden boze opzet van de Amerikaanse regering, zeggen NAVO-bronnen.
De Amerikaanse onderminister Elbridge Colby sprak vorige maand in het Noorse Bergen af met Nederland, Duitsland, Polen, Zweden, Finland en het gastland zelf. Deze NAVO-landen waren uitverkoren omdat ze "snel hun Haagse uitgavenbeloften waarmaken, de omvang hebben om bij te dragen en klaarstaan om aan de slag te gaan in de praktijk", zei Colby later. Aan de bijeenkomst was weinig ruchtbaarheid gegeven.
Belangrijke NAVO-landen als het VK, Frankrijk en Italië ontbraken bij het overleg. Meerdere niet-genodigden verzekeren dat ze zich niet gepasseerd voelen, maar dat anderen wel onaangenaam verrast en bezorgd waren. De VS probeerden landen die in hun straatje passen een schouderklopje te geven en anderen een hak te zetten, denkt een NAVO-diplomaat.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Researchers have found a never-before-seen piece of macOS malware that combines a series of clever tradecraft to infect Macs with stealthy, custom-developed credential-stealing code. The malware is delivered in two stages. The first is distributed in a disk image that masquerades as Maccy, a clipboard manager for Macs. It's compiled as AppleScript that is notable for the way it delivers the second stage. The malware is named PamStealer because the Rust-written infostealer uses the Pluggable Authentication Modules interface built into macOS to validate the target's login password before sending it to an attacker-controlled server.
[...] PamStealer shows a native password prompt designed to resemble a system authorization request. Text that appears with the prompt says: "Maccy wants to make changes. Enter your password to allow this." As noted earlier, once a target complies, the malware validates it locally through the PAM API. "This check is done entirely through PAM: there is no call out to dscl, security, osascript or any spawned process to verify the password, as many commodity macOS stealers do," [said Jamf, a security firm for macOS users]. "The result is a quieter routine that keeps only a verified password, and one fewer process chain for defenders to detect on."
If the validation fails, PamStealer displays the prompts again until it receives the correct one. Once the target enters the correct password, PamStealer displays a message stating that the file is damaged and can't be installed. This is designed to be a decoy to prevent the target from suspecting anything is amiss. The malware uses tactics to maximize the information it can steal. One tactic is to request the target grant full disk access to the fake Maccy app. It also contains code designed to access ethereum accounts. The various techniques -- particularly the Script Editor lure, a self-contained JXA dropper, a Rust-based second stage, and local validation of credentials through PAM are all noteworthy.
[...] PamStealer shows a native password prompt designed to resemble a system authorization request. Text that appears with the prompt says: "Maccy wants to make changes. Enter your password to allow this." As noted earlier, once a target complies, the malware validates it locally through the PAM API. "This check is done entirely through PAM: there is no call out to dscl, security, osascript or any spawned process to verify the password, as many commodity macOS stealers do," [said Jamf, a security firm for macOS users]. "The result is a quieter routine that keeps only a verified password, and one fewer process chain for defenders to detect on."
If the validation fails, PamStealer displays the prompts again until it receives the correct one. Once the target enters the correct password, PamStealer displays a message stating that the file is damaged and can't be installed. This is designed to be a decoy to prevent the target from suspecting anything is amiss. The malware uses tactics to maximize the information it can steal. One tactic is to request the target grant full disk access to the fake Maccy app. It also contains code designed to access ethereum accounts. The various techniques -- particularly the Script Editor lure, a self-contained JXA dropper, a Rust-based second stage, and local validation of credentials through PAM are all noteworthy.
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Aan de Costa Brava in het noordoosten van Spanje is vrijdag een grote natuurbrand uitgebroken, schrijven lokale media.
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Andy Burnham needs the Treasury to serve devolution, raise living standards and renew the economy. The energy secretary meets that test
There are few things on which this column would agree with George Osborne. Voting to remain in the European Union was one. Backing Labour’s Ed Miliband to be the next chancellor is another.
Mr Osborne, whose austerity programme redistributed pain downwards while protecting privilege at the top, had only a week ago on his podcast, Political Currency, dismissed Mr Miliband as too difficult a sell to business and the press. He now recognises what should have been obvious: if Andy Burnham is serious about governing differently, he needs a chancellor with the authority, knowledge and political relationship with the prime minister to bend the Treasury to the project.
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Rituals of Beauty presents photographs by Belgian cultural anthropologist Gustaaf Verswijver and his wife, Martine de Roeck, introducing the body decoration, ritual attire, celebrations, and concepts of beauty of the Amazonian m?bĂŞngĂ´kre (KayapĂł) community. Created in collaboration between ATELIER DE_VISION and DE_FORM, the project connects graphic design, architecture, and scenography within a unified spatial narrative. The visual system draws on the patterns of body painting and the circular forms of feather ornaments, using vivid tones in communication materials and deeper atmospheric colours in the exhibition space. The spatial design creates a gradually unfolding environment in which the photographs remain the protagonists. Large-scale background images, framed works, sightlines, angled compositions, and colour-coded thematic units guide visitors through body painting, feather ornaments, ritual attire, ceremonies, and everyday life, culminating in a central immersive installation.