Kim Zetter
@kimzetter.bsky.social
Journalist - cyber/natn'l security. Speaker. Georgetown adjunct prof. Author - COUNTDOWN TO ZERO DAY: Stuxnet and the Launch of the World's First Digital Weapon
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https://www.zetter-zeroday.com
Signal: KimZ.42
https://www.zetter-zeroday.com
Extremely uncomfortable and extremely unfair and unprofessional of him to do that on camera
November 7, 2025 at 6:15 PM
Extremely uncomfortable and extremely unfair and unprofessional of him to do that on camera
By content-partnership I don't mean DailyMail stories appear on People with a DailyMail tag on them. I mean stories broken by DailyMail appear on People a day or so later with a link to DM, and vice versa - to the point that you can predict what People/DM will cover based on what the other publishes
November 4, 2025 at 8:08 PM
By content-partnership I don't mean DailyMail stories appear on People with a DailyMail tag on them. I mean stories broken by DailyMail appear on People a day or so later with a link to DM, and vice versa - to the point that you can predict what People/DM will cover based on what the other publishes
Their work is very spotty. It depends on topic and the reporter. Most of their stories are just aggregation without any original reporting. And they've really become more sensational/tabloidy since they began content partnerships with DailyMail and other gossip/entertainment rags.
November 4, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Their work is very spotty. It depends on topic and the reporter. Most of their stories are just aggregation without any original reporting. And they've really become more sensational/tabloidy since they began content partnerships with DailyMail and other gossip/entertainment rags.
Man, the French version of the story says he had bags of groceries and there was wine in the groceries. He didn't survive on just wine. The man had food and other liquid.
www.charentelibre.fr/societe/inso...
www.charentelibre.fr/societe/inso...
Il passe trois jours dans un ravin… Un cycliste de 77 ans survit grâce à ses courses et un peu de vin
Un septuagénaire a été retrouvé vivant mardi après avoir passé trois jours au fond d’un ravin, dans les Cévennes. En rentrant des courses, l’homme loupe un virage et se retrouve coincé dans un profond...
www.charentelibre.fr
October 31, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Yeah, I question the credibility of this too.
October 31, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Yeah, I question the credibility of this too.
"Canadian authorities believe that these attacks weren't planned and sophisticated, but rather opportunistic, aimed at causing media stir, undermining trust in the country's authorities, and harming its reputation."
October 31, 2025 at 1:28 PM
"Canadian authorities believe that these attacks weren't planned and sophisticated, but rather opportunistic, aimed at causing media stir, undermining trust in the country's authorities, and harming its reputation."
At water facility they altered water-pressure "resulting in degraded service" for customers. At oil and gas company, they changed a tank gauge "triggering false alarms." At grain-drying silo on a farm, they changed temp/humidity levels "resulting in potentially unsafe conditions if not caught"
October 31, 2025 at 1:26 PM
At water facility they altered water-pressure "resulting in degraded service" for customers. At oil and gas company, they changed a tank gauge "triggering false alarms." At grain-drying silo on a farm, they changed temp/humidity levels "resulting in potentially unsafe conditions if not caught"
A sign of the economic times?
October 31, 2025 at 1:02 PM
A sign of the economic times?
No it appears that the Russian broker he sold it to, then re-sold it to other brokers, including a South Korean broker. The document says he realized that code he'd sold the Russian was also being "utilized" by a South Korean broker
October 31, 2025 at 3:28 AM
No it appears that the Russian broker he sold it to, then re-sold it to other brokers, including a South Korean broker. The document says he realized that code he'd sold the Russian was also being "utilized" by a South Korean broker
In an interview Williams did with the FBI in July 2025 while agents were still trying to determine who stole the code from Trenchant, Williams told agents that the theft of just two of the trade secrets from Trenchant amounted to about a $35 million loss for his company
October 31, 2025 at 3:26 AM
In an interview Williams did with the FBI in July 2025 while agents were still trying to determine who stole the code from Trenchant, Williams told agents that the theft of just two of the trade secrets from Trenchant amounted to about a $35 million loss for his company
The new doc also reveals that Williams was contracted to earn $4 million from the code he stole and sold between April 2022 and Aug 2025, though prosecutors don't say how much he actually collected on the contracts; they only say that he received $1.3 million in cryptocurrency for "upfront" payments
October 31, 2025 at 3:24 AM
The new doc also reveals that Williams was contracted to earn $4 million from the code he stole and sold between April 2022 and Aug 2025, though prosecutors don't say how much he actually collected on the contracts; they only say that he received $1.3 million in cryptocurrency for "upfront" payments