The Core

This morning we are publishing a public service announcement about a severe Drupal core remote code execution vulnerability announced yesterday. If you use Drupal or know someone who does, I'd encourage you to read this post and spread the word.

The vulnerability allows an attacker, leveraging multiple attack vectors, to take complete control of a website. The Drupal team estimates that at the time of the announcement over 1 million sites are affected, about 9% of Drupal sites.

Our focus is usually WordPress security, but given the severity and wide impact of this vulnerability, we feel it justifies a PSA to help spread the word.

You can find the full details on the official Wordfence blog...

Regards,


Mark Maunder
Defiant Inc CEO

Just got dark outside and the winds are strong.

Hoping this things blows right by us.

I just felt the first blast of wind.

The photo is a good summary of our status report, regarding our departure.

I'm about 100 yards East of the 's' on Port Everglades.  

Mandatory evacuation, all around me; everyone East of US1 is supposed to get out on Thursday.

I got water yesterday, but I'm preparing the truck for extended car camping; plan to wait around until we have a better handle on where this is going, but 'offshore' sounds fantastic to me. 

He walked away, a free man.

I have absolutely no idea wtf happened, but they finally had a trial, and let him go.

His father was a high ranking officer in the Navy. They also said he was a high level Mason. Hard to say if favors were called in, but Ron shot an unarmed man, in front of his friends and family, then turned him self in, and (I thought) confessed, in a State that supposedly has mandatory minimum jail time for offenses with a firearms, and was let go. 




 

yup, its seeing it as a flag...

When I took a snapshot of the top half of the battery, and named it the exact same name, it came up with 'hardware'.... with was more in-line what I was thinking:)

So be forewarned, that thing is quick to go to war:)

So there I was... innocently dragging a partial image of lithium boat battery (with a file name of battery-trash.png) into the search box, hoping Google Image Search might identify the manufacturer.... but instead of finding that, it came up with this... "Best guess for this image: battle of el alamein" (SEE ATTACHED)

Me: "Hey Google, Can you help me find a battery?"
Google: "Unfortunately, we seem to be all out of batteries, but we have some death and destruction, you might find of interest..."

...and yes, I was logged out; that's default search.