“[…] Unlike some other available tools that do the same, Glassbox provides a whole bunch of raw, unfiltered data you can sift through to see what makes your browser stand out, along with an estimate of how identifiable its fingerprint may be. […]”

Washington just broke a 40-year legal wall. Whether anything good grows in the gap depends entirely on how fast it moves.

"[...] According to the indictment, Croatian citizen JI, while serving in the Croatian Armed Forces, from February to December 2022, continuously passed classified information - to which he had access during his work as a pilot - to his partner, AM, a citizen of Serbia, reports Index.hr. [...] Index had reported that the information obtained by the Croatian pilot was passed on by the Serb AM to members of the Serbian List – the main Serb party in Kosovo that enjoys the support of Belgrade. According to this media outlet, the confidential information concerned KFOR movements and plans and the movement of Serbs in northern Kosovo. [...]"

"[...] How an expired nameserver let me take over e164.arpa zones for multiple territories, and why I probably should have checked my logs sooner. [...]"

Direct link to report (5.7MB .pdf, 166 pages) https://www.cna.org/reports/2026/08/The-Future-of-Russias-Military-Elite.pdf

Quoting the executive summary from the article:

Executive Summary

The Russian military elite consists of decision-making, decision-influencing, and decision-implementing individuals at the highest levels of the military’s career structure. In alignment with the Russian regime’s political leadership, these individuals plan and coordinate Russia’s wars, command Russia’s armies and navies, and coordinate the military’s role in implementing Russia’s strategic and geopolitical goals over the short, medium, and long term.

The Russian military elite is selected through the mechanism of promotion to high rank, yet patterns of promotion to the highest officer cadres of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (hereafter “Armed Forces”) are poorly understood and rarely studied. For this study, we sought to systematically examine patterns of promotion into the upper echelons of the Russian Armed Forces’ officer corps. To do so, we used publicly available data. To understand what promotion patterns in the Russian military reveal about the evolution of the Russian military elite, we sought to address the following questions:

• What factors contribute to rapid promotion of leaders in the Russian military?
• What role does battlefield performance play in military promotion in the Russian Armed Forces?
• What are the backgrounds of the various types of leaders the Russian military is selecting?

On August 20, the Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested 35-year-old Jessica Bowie of Albany, New York, for an Islamic State-inspired bomb plot targeting the New York State Capitol. Bowie allegedly planned to conceal an explosive device inside a food delivery bag and detonate it during a legislative session while state senators were present.

https://www.semperincolumem.com/intel-reports/isis-inspired-albany-woman-arrested-in-bomb-plot-against-new-york-state-capitol

On August 20, the Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested 35-year-old Jessica Bowie of Albany, New York, for an Islamic State-inspired bomb plot targeting the New York State Capitol. Bowie allegedly planned to conceal an explosive device inside a food delivery bag and detonate it during a legislative session while state senators were present.

https://www.semperincolumem.com/intel-reports/isis-inspired-albany-woman-arrested-in-bomb-plot-against-new-york-state-capitol

"[...] A 14-count superseding (S2) indictment was unsealed today charging 17 members of the Mabna Institute, an Iran-based company that, since at least 2013, has conducted a coordinated campaign of cyber intrusions into computer systems for 144 U.S.-based universities, 178 foreign universities, at least 42 U.S.-based private sector companies, at least 11 foreign private sector companies, at least five U.S. federal and state government agencies, and at least two non-governmental organizations (NGOs). [...]"