Tuesday Briefing: Israel’s Top Court Rejects Move to Limit It
Plus New Year’s offerings to the sea in Brazil.
Day: January 1, 2024
How has Israel’s brutal Gaza war mobilised international youth?
Young people have been driving protests around the world, calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel says it will pull out thousands of troops from Gaza
Israel has come under pressure from its principal ally, the United States, to move to a more low-intensity war.
Child Among 8 Killed In Clashes Between Army, Rebels In Syria: Report
Eight civilians, including a child, were killed Monday during exchanges of fire between the army and rebels in northwestern Syria, with 19 others wounded, a war monitor said.
In devastated Donbas, exhausted Ukrainian soldiers warily eye a new year of war
With casualties mounting and Western support in question, war-weary Ukrainian soldiers fighting on the country’s eastern front lines are bracing for the coming year fighting a Russian occupier who shows no signs of quit.
How would you own an entire network?
I’ve been going through THM pentester path and am really interested in the network side of things. I saw a random post somewhere on a random forum where someone mentioned that one of the goals is to own the network inside and out.
Roughly what does this mean? Does this mean each device is pwned, or are they just monitoring the traffic via wireshark? Or is there more to it?
What check list items would you say constitutes “owning the network”? Would love some ideas on how you’d go about it. Specific details don’t matter as much, keeping it high level so I can figure out the nitty gritty for myself.
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A crash on a New York City parkway leaves 5 dead
Police in New York City say five people died when the car they were in crashed on a parkway in Queens.
China’s Xi Jinping ramps up Taiwan invasion fears with chilling threat
Tsai Ing-Wen quickly rebuked the Chinese premier in a response of her own on New Year’s Eve.
US Supreme Court’s Roberts Urges ‘Caution’ as AI Reshapes Legal Field
AI represents a mixed blessing for the legal field, U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts said in a year-end report published on Sunday, urging “caution and humility” as the evolving technology transforms how judges and lawyers go about their w…