- A new wave of attacks on high-performance computing clusters is underway: attackers are dropping malicious ELF64 binaries into `/etc/fonts/.fonts` (a SUID-root loader) and `/etc/fonts/.low` (a log cleaner), with Germany reportedly the hardest-hit region.  
- Participants confirmed the same intrusion vector had been seen internally and shared three IP addresses allegedly tied to the attackers.  
- Ken Shirriff’s latest blog post details how he extracted the ROM constant tables from the Intel 8087 math-coprocessor die by photographing the silicon and decoding the bit patterns—an example of open, low-level hardware reverse engineering.  
- A short video clip (https://i.imgur.com/ekvr4LC.mp4) showcasing a sleek robotic companion prompted excited “future is now” reactions, underscoring ongoing interest in consumer-grade humanoid robotics.  
- DIYhpluswiki updates added transcripts of the Honey Badger Diaries episode featuring Kevin Loaec and Antoine Poinsot discussing Revault, a Bitcoin vault architecture proposal.  
- Anecdotal discussion about fish-oil capsules revealed that washing the pills reduces fishy odor, likely because ruptured capsules leave oxidized oil residues on the exterior.  
- A long-time channel participant announced they had joined the SpaceX security team, highlighting the community’s pipeline into cutting-edge aerospace and security roles.