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MALVERTISER COPIES PC NEWS SITE TO DELIVER INFOSTEALER

Researchers observed a malvertising campaign mimicking the legitimate Windows news site WindowsReport.com to distribute malware posing as the popular tool CPU-Z. The campaign leverages trusted site replicas instead of vendor sites and is part of a larger effort also targeting Notepad++, Citrix, and VNC Viewer.

2023.11.10
malwarebytes.com6 min readTLDR InfoSec

HACKERS, SCRAPERS, & FAKERS

In this blog post, Troy Hunt of HaveIBeenPwned examines the recently released LinkedIn data breach. An attacker claims that they breached LinkedIn and have leaked full names, profile data, phone numbers, emails, and other confidential information of users. After analysis, Hunt notes that the data is a combination of scraped and publicly available information and fabricated emails.

2023.11.10
troyhunt.com3 min readTLDR InfoSec

MEDICAL COMPANY FINED $450,000 BY NEW YORK AG OVER DATA BREACH

US Radiology Specialists, a major private radiology group, was targeted in a ransomware attack in December 2021. The incident resulted in the personal and health information of nearly 200,000 patients, including 92,000 New Yorkers, getting compromised. The group was fined $450,000.

2023.11.10
securityweek.com3 min readTLDR InfoSec

WHAT’S NEW IN CVSS 4.0

This blog post covers the new vulnerability scoring framework, CVSS 4.0, which was released on November 1, 2023.

2023.11.10
snyk.io6 min readTLDR InfoSec

ATLASSIAN INCREASES CVSS SCORE OF LATEST CVE TO 10

Atlassian updated the CVSS score of the recently disclosed CVE-2023-22518 after discovering that an unauthenticated attacker could fully reset Confluence and create an administrator account. This vulnerability is actively being exploited.

2023.11.10
theregister.com3 min readTLDR InfoSec

META AND AMAZON TEAM UP ON NEW IN-APP SHOPPING FEATURE ON FACEBOOK & INSTAGRAM

A collaboration between Meta and Amazon will enable US customers to seamlessly link their Meta accounts to their Amazon accounts, enabling shopping directly through the social media apps. The integration provides real-time pricing, Prime eligibility, delivery estimates, and product details. It is mutually beneficial for both companies, bringing enhanced ad targeting and optimization for Meta and more transactions for Amazon.

2023.11.10
techcrunch.com3 min readTLDR Marketing

THE DIRE STATE OF B2B MARKETING ATTRIBUTION – AND THE FUTURE

Most B2B brands have limited attribution due to complex customer journeys, the role of purchasing committees, low data volume, and multiple acquisition targets. Moreover, touch-based attribution is flawed and is being eliminated by laws and policies. The future for B2B is Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM), which is a type of statistical analysis that provides insights into how marketing activities affect sales performance. The article includes more detail on how it works.

2023.11.10
elenaverna.substack.com7 min readTLDR Marketing

3 MISTAKES TO AVOID WITH YOUR WEBSITE HERO MESSAGE

When crafting hero messaging for your startup’s homepage, don’t use branded terminology, high-level capabilities or use cases, or broad benefits. Make it easy for prospects to understand what your product or service does, who it’s for, and its main capabilities. Save or zoom into the visual diagram included in the post for better legibility.

2023.11.10
linkedin.com2 min readTLDR Marketing

INCREASING SEO TRAFFIC BY SIMPLY DISPLAYING MORE POSTS ON THE BLOG PAGE

Crawl depth refers to the distance from the root of a website’s architecture (normally the homepage) to a specific page. A SaaS brand was able to increase organic traffic to its blog by effectively reducing the crawl depth of its posts. They achieved this by increasing the number of posts displayed on the blog page from 9 posts to 99 per page. After 30 days the blog traffic increased by 23%.

2023.11.10
cxl.com5 min readTLDR Marketing

7 STEPS TO CREATE AN ICP PLAYBOOK

Defining your ideal customer profiles (ICPs) and bucketing existing customers in their respective profiles make writing ads, landing pages, and sales decks easier. When creating an ICP playbook, identify your points of contact and their designations, frame the personas, pick a core problem for each persona, and convert the problem into a benefit.

2023.11.10
linkedin.com2 min readTLDR Marketing

CAPTIONS.AI: A REVIEW

Captions.ai adds eye-catching captions to videos. It has a suite of AI editing features and can dub voices into 27 languages. This post shares its most valuable features with a few caveats and alternative video editing apps. Captions.ai is currently only available on iOS with a free trial available.

2023.11.10
wondertools.substack.com5 min readTLDR Marketing

INVIDEO: USER DEMO VIDEO

InVideo creates videos with text prompts. It generates scripts, creates scenes, and adds voiceovers. This post covers step-by-step how this user created a video in under 6 minutes. A demo video is also included. InVideo has a free trial available.

2023.11.10
linkedin.com2 min readTLDR Marketing

SEMRUSH’S 2024 SOCIAL MEDIA TRENDS REPORT

This report contains 5 key insights and tips for brand visionaries when planning their 2024 social media strategies. It covers boosting social rank with authenticity and presents a deep dive into the era of content creator stardom and the implications of generative AI. The report predicts that TikTok and LinkedIn will rule in 2024.

2023.11.10
lp.semrush.com16 min readTLDR Marketing

IT’S ‘GOOG’ ENOUGH

A think-piece on the increasing problem of unreliable, mediocre, or low-quality online content. It suggests that Google needs to address this issue by reducing clutter on search result pages, deploying generative content signals, and creating non-standard syntax signals to identify human content.

2023.11.10
blindfiveyearold.com26 min readTLDR Marketing

THE CONTENT BRAND FRAMEWORK: HOW TO DIFFERENTIATE YOUR COMPANY WITH CONTENT

Every brand wants to create a narrative that separates them from their competition. Drift separated itself from all other chatbots by creating the concept of ‘conversational marketing’ and evangelizing it through content. Clearscope’s founder established their unique expertise by analyzing case studies on search intent and content optimization. Grow and Convert differentiated its brand by coining the term ‘pain point SEO.’ Any brand can do this by first identifying its core differentiators and then creating content that explains and supports them.

2023.11.10
growandconvert.com14 min readTLDR Marketing

HOW TO DO A TYPESCRIPT CONVERSION

This article addresses two popular approaches to converting a JavaScript-based application to TypeScript: do it as you go, or convert the code base in a “leaves-first” order where no module is converted without first having types for all of its dependencies. Most developers tend to take the first approach, However, there are two major problems with this. First, you will end up having to propagate changes to various files over and over and over again. Second, you cannot rely on the things you have already converted to actually be safe when taking this approach. The rigorous approach is harder but is a better option.

2023.11.10
v5.chriskrycho.com6 min readTLDR Web Dev

A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO ANGULAR’S DEFER BLOCK

Angular v17 introduces a powerful feature called the "defer block" designed to improve performance and optimize component loading. Components, directives, or pipes placed within a defer block are loaded based on specific conditions or events, allowing for lazy loading. Defer blocks can be enhanced with @loading, @placeholder, and @error blocks for a more comprehensive user experience. This article uses code examples to explain the many ways defer blocks can be used.

2023.11.10
netbasal.com8 min readTLDR Web Dev

WHAT I LEARNED GETTING ACQUIRED BY GOOGLE

Socratic was an educational app that was purchased by Google in 2018. In this post, the founder of Socratic shares his lessons from getting acquired, many of which focus on what Google’s software engineering culture is like compared to that of a startup. For example, even at Google’s scale, most Google Search improvements are still manually reviewed on spreadsheets through a side-by-side comparison.

2023.11.10
shreyans.org9 min readTLDR Web Dev

HOW TO BURNOUT A SOFTWARE ENGINEER, IN 3 EASY STEPS

Burnout doesn't necessarily result from excessive working hours. This article shares two personal experiences of burnout, one at a startup and another at a large tech corporation. Both cases were triggered by factors such as micromanagement, a lack of trust in engineering teams, the implementation of unnecessary processes, delays in delivering code to customers, and overcommitting. The article offers valuable insights on how software engineers can effectively manage and address burnout.

2023.11.10
engineercodex.substack.com5 min readTLDR Web Dev

TYPING FAST IS ABOUT LATENCY, NOT THROUGHPUT

While professional developers may only need to produce a limited amount of text or code per week, fast typing offers advantages in terms of quickly iterating, restructuring, and maintaining a flow of thoughts. The ability to type quickly allows for more efficient exploration of different sentence structures in writing and better organization of code thoughts. Even small improvements in typing speed can significantly reduce the "pause in thoughts" during the writing process, leading to increased productivity and a smoother workflow.

2023.11.10
two-wrongs.com2 min readTLDR Web Dev

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WATCH NOW: _RUBY ON RAILS - THE DOCUMENTARY_

Love it or hate it, you probably have opinions about Ruby on Rails and its creator, David Heinemeier Hansson. How did Rails come to be, almost 20 years ago? A new documentary [10] by Honeypot [11] tells the full story behind Ruby on Rails through interviews with Jamis Buck, Jeremy Daer, Jason Fried, Tobias Lütke, and... DHH.

2023.11.10
youtube.comSponsorTLDR Web Dev

NANGO

Nango simplifies the integration of external APIs with your product. It can create integrations quickly, maintain control over the logic, and access over 100 API templates for authentication, data synchronization, and more. It also provides features like handling rate limits, retries, strong typing, webhooks, monitoring, and an admin dashboard for a comprehensive integration experience.

2023.11.10
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR Web Dev

REACT-GOOGLE-MAPS

This is the first “Google-sponsored library” for integrating Google Maps’ JavaScript API components in a React app. It comes with a collection of React components for creating maps, markers, and infowindows, along with a set of hooks for using some of the Maps JavaScript API Services and Libraries.

2023.11.10
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR Web Dev

ASKED TO DO SOMETHING ILLEGAL AT WORK? HERE’S WHAT THESE SOFTWARE ENGINEERS DID

This post discusses three real-life cases where engineers and engineering managers faced ethical dilemmas in their workplaces. At FTX, engineering director Nishad Singh discovered potential fraud but chose to stay and attempt to resolve it, resulting in legal consequences. In contrast, an engineer refused to fabricate user data and faced no legal consequences at a startup called Frank. A deliberate double charging incident occurred at Pollen and the engineer involved expressed regret for their actions.

2023.11.10
blog.pragmaticengineer.com10 min readTLDR Web Dev

DON’T BUILD AI PRODUCTS THE WAY EVERYONE ELSE IS DOING IT

This blog discusses ways you can build differentiated AI apps that deal with the problematic sides of LLM such as its cost, slowness, and lack of customization. The solution is to build your own toolchain of models connected by normal code. The trick is, as strange as it sounds, to avoid using AI for as long as possible in your project. Then, when you start finding particular problems that standard coding doesn't solve well — but well-established AI models can — start generating your own data and training your own models with a wide variety of tools you can find off-the-shelf.

2023.11.10
builder.io11 min readTLDR Web Dev

HOW WE ORGANIZE OUR VERY LARGE PYTHON MONOLITH

This article covers how Kraken Technologies organizes its large Python monolith, consisting of around 28,000 Python modules. Kraken implemented a layered architecture pattern to prevent code complexity and enforce clear dependencies. The top-level modules and subpackages serve as layers, ensuring that components do not depend on those higher up in the stack. This structure is maintained using a linter that enforces layering and independence rules.

2023.11.10
blog.europython.eu7 min readTLDR Web Dev

INTERNAL AUTOMATTIC MEMO (THREADS POST)

An internal Automattic memo is making the rounds on Tumblr, indicating that the company has failed to get Tumblr activity/revenue up since its 2019 acquisition. It will now be maintained by a skeleton crew of Trust & Safety and support folks.

2023.11.10
threads.netTLDR Web Dev

VIMGPT

GPT-4 is given the ability to browse the web on its own.

2023.11.10
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR Web Dev

SINGLETON CLASSES WITH TYPESCRIPT

The Singleton design pattern ensures that there is only a single instance of a class in an application. This article teaches how to create a singleton class in TypeScript.

2023.11.10
dev.to3 min readTLDR Web Dev

EXCLUSIVE LEAK: ALL THE DETAILS ABOUT HUMANE’S AI PIN, WHICH COSTS $699 AND HAS OPENAI INTEGRATION

Humane's AI Pin is schedule to launch today. This article contains leaked details about the device. The AI Pin will basically be a wearable smartphone without a screen running on a Humane-branded version of T-mobile's network with access to AI models from Microsoft and OpenAI. The device will cost $699 with a $24 per month subscription fee. It uses a camera, department, and motion sensors to track and record its surroundings. Many more details about the device are available in the article.

2023.11.09
theverge.com3 min readTLDR

SAMSUNG UNVEILS ITS GENERATIVE AI MODEL SAMSUNG GAUSS

Samsung has unveiled its own generative AI model called Samsung Gauss. The model is currently being used on employee productivity within the company but will be expanded to product applications in the future. It can be applied on-device to protect private information. Samsung is working to ensure safe AI usage through its own AI Red Team.

2023.11.09
zdnet.com2 min readTLDR

THE WORLD’S LARGEST AIRCRAFT BREAKS COVER IN SILICON VALLEY

Google co-founder Sergey Brin's Pathfinder 1 prototype electric airship is set to embark on a series of test flights over Silicon Valley. It will take increasingly ambitious flights until it moves to Ohio, where an even larger airship is being built. Pathfinder 1 is the largest aircraft to take to the skies since the Hindenberg. Brin's company, LTA Research, hopes to use the airships to provide disaster relief where roads and airports are damaged and provide zero-carbon passenger transportation.

2023.11.09
techcrunch.com4 min readTLDR

EUCLID'S FIRST IMAGES: THE DAZZLING EDGE OF DARKNESS

The ESA's Euclid space mission has revealed its first full-color pictures of the cosmos. The Euclid mission aims to create the most extensive 3D map of the Universe yet and uncover its hidden secrets. It will investigate how dark matter and dark energy made the Universe look like it does today. The five images from the mission are available in the article along with a summary of what each image is showing.

2023.11.09
esa.int6 min readTLDR

COMMAND LINE INTERFACE GUIDELINES

This site contains an guide for writing better command-line programs. It takes traditional UNIX principals and updates them for the modern day. Many people today don't know what the command line is or why they should bother with it. The command line is still the most versatile part of a computer, allowing its users to see what's really going on and interact with the machine at a level of depth that GUIs cannot afford.

2023.11.09
clig.devToolTLDR

10 HARD-TO-SWALLOW TRUTHS THEY WON'T TELL YOU ABOUT SOFTWARE ENGINEER JOB

Many people enter the software engineering role because they see good pay, remote work, team building, and pizza parties - no one is telling them about the real things that software engineers actually do. This article aims to give those planning to enter the industry a dose of reality about the role. Some of the hard truths it covers include the fact that college doesn't prepare you for the job, developers rarely get greenfield projects, no one cares about clean code, and you will sometimes have to work with incompetent people.

2023.11.09
mensurdurakovic.com12 min readTLDR

RULE AMBIGUITY, INSTITUTIONAL CLASHES, AND POPULATION LOSS: HOW WIKIPEDIA BECAME THE LAST GOOD PLACE ON THE INTERNET

Institutional change can occur through population loss, where those who are unhappy with the institution leave while those who benefit from it remain. This form of endogenous change happened with the English Wikipedia. Early disputes over rule interpretation led to the strengthening of Wikipedia's rules. As a result, editors who supported controversial content left or were removed, leading to significant institutional change.

2023.11.09
cambridge.org65 min readTLDR

MOST VIDEO GAME ARTWORK WILL NEVER BE SEEN

Artists do some of the most important work in video games - but most of the art they create is never seen. There is much more that goes into game development than the polished pieces we see. Many artists have large holes in their portfolios due to rules governing the crediting and ownership of the works they create. This article looks at the imbalance in power between game studios and their artists to understand why so much work is hidden and how this could change in the future.

2023.11.09
aftermath.site28 min readTLDR

SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT NEW CSS SELECTORS

This article looks at several new CSS selectors, including the Matches-Any Pseudo-class :is(), Negation (or Matches-None) Pseudo-class :not(), Relational Pseudo-class :has(), Specificity-adjustment Pseudo-class :where(), and Nesting Selector &.

2023.11.09
cloudfour.com8 min readTLDR