Shortly following the announcement of the apprehension of Luigi Mangione, the primary suspect in the Brian Thompson assassination, Threat Actors went to work to learn more about the suspect. An unknown Threat Actor weaponized a popular law enforcement software suite to perform a deep-dive into Luigi Mangione. They unveiled Mr. Mangione's:

- Full name
- Date of Birth
- Address history (going back 10 years)
- E-mail address reported to credit bureas
- Social security number
- Family relatives
- Cell phone records (phone number and phone provider).

Additionally, after they successfully retrieved Mr. Mangione's information, they began using the same law enforcement software suite to perform in-depth background checks of Mr. Mangione's family.

Nerds when we announce a giveaway (they're demanding stickers, cat pictures, or some malware development course)

Ignore the highlight name.

Some nerd unveiled 1 person is running multiple high-profile and trendy Twitter accounts, making potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars a month.

tl;dr guy puts massive target on his back by flexing on Discord

Shoutout to all the homies in infosec Twitter still discussing malware and research and not yappin about this Luiga Magnavox guy

>:(

Threat Actors have compromised Krispy Kreme donuts.

:( why?

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1857154/000185715424000123/dnut-20241211.htm

Today Elon Musk's net worth exceeded $400,000,000,000.

To put that into perspective: he almost has as much money as there is Dragon Ball filler episodes.

Crazy stuff

> YouTube prices go up
> Netflix prices go up
> Prices close to cable TV prices in the 2000's

Pirates of the Caribbean: Plex and Seedbox

Ah yes, the secret technique of physically mailing a physical asset through an e-mail address

Shoutout to the homies at the United States Department of Defense for keepin' it real. Whenever we test our code we also just smash on the keyboard.

Proof: https://archive.ph/aa3eD

United States adversaries trying to decipher the hidden meaning behind "asdfasdfasdf" (it's a secret code word) (it's actually an underpaid military person smashing the keyboard)

meanwhile on temu

We hope in the near future there will be dozens upon dozens of cybersecurity nerds who attribute the weird spooky malware people on Twitter for their career success (from giveaways, or the library)

Oh my God. It actually worked. Someone learned the password. It's a Christmas miracle.

Hello,

Some nerd messaged us saying their dog has spleen cancer and is asking for donations for medical care.

Please consider donating to doggie. Also, note it is donation protected so if you think it's sketchy you can get a refund.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-save-my-beloved-roxy-she-needs-surgery-treatme

500 drones each the size of fire trucks just busted through my living room ceiling

POV: you work in tech

There was a shooter in Wisconsin, United States. The shooter killed 2 people and left 6 injured.

The shooter is getting flamed online. Partially for the shooting, partially because the shooter published his manifesto on a Google doc and forgot to make it public.