Dell BIOS Flaw Lets Attackers Extract Plaintext Passwords Without Brute Force

A newly disclosed Dell BIOS password-storage flaw can allow attackers with physical access to recover administrator and user passwords from SPI flash dumps in milliseconds. Tracked as CVE-2026-40639 and addressed in Dell Security Advisory DSA-2026-197, the issue affects certain Dell client platforms that use the proprietary DVAR configuration store and the SystemPwSmm SMM driver. Dell […]

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Really sad. In general, and also for the blow that owners of those vintage cars must have faced, parting with an old friend, and throwing away a part of life, be it as a taxi driver or for personal transportation. I saw how Cubans are very clever and practical, as they must be, repurposing old box springs or updating a small coco-taxi to be solar. I'd no idea that the shift has been so dramatic, but then, no gas, no electricity (thanks, #TrumpVirus)... and many people need to travel long distance to work, often relying on buses or hitch-hiking/group rides.

Not seeing much footage of Cuba these days (or Gaza!) as our media and attention zones are so flooded, and it's hard to share media when survival is job #1 and there's no Internet or electricity to boot. Sad.

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Parrot 7.3 released With new menu system and smoother day-to-day use

Parrot 7.3 arrives focused on refinement rather than a tool glut, rebuilding all editions to deliver perceptible gains on modern hardware and a smoother desktop experience. Released only months after its predecessor, this update concentrates on system-level improvements: optimized builds for newer CPUs, a rewritten menu stack in Go that enables one‑click installs from the […]

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Parrot 7.3 released With new menu system and smoother day-to-day use

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