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- 1A playful Caturday physics lesson is making the rounds●RE: https:// infosec.exchange/@catsalad/117 453423186770986 It’s a # caturday # physics lesson.
A lighthearted Caturday post combining cat photos with a physics lesson is being shared and re-shared across the fediverse on a Saturday. The item, tagged with Caturday and physics, has drawn small but steady engagement as users pass it along for its mix of humor and science. Little else is known about its exact content.
- 2Phishing site impersonating Carrefour customer portal flagged●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//mon-espaceclient-carrefour[.]web[.]app/ 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6ad3e
Cybersecurity researchers have flagged a fake website imitating Carrefour's customer account portal, hosted on a web.app address designed to mimic 'mon-espaceclient-carrefour'. The domain was defanged and submitted for analysis on UrlDNA, where its structure can be inspected. The scam appears intended to steal login credentials from Carrefour customers in France. Security watchers are sharing the alert as a reminder to verify web addresses before entering account details.
- 3Five Eyes Alliances Reassessed in Privacy Service Advice●Five Eyes, Nine Eyes, Fourteen Eyes: What They Mean and How Much Weight to Give Them When Choosing a Service The recomme
The common privacy advice to pick an email provider or VPN based outside the Five Eyes, Nine Eyes, or Fourteen Eyes surveillance alliances is being questioned in a new discussion among security practitioners. The argument, familiar in guides and comparison charts, is that these jurisdiction labels are often given too much weight when choosing a service, without clear explanation of what the alliances actually mean in practice.