This is a summary of 341 English timelines from 2023-07-01 02:00:00 to 2023-07-01 03:00:00 UTC.
💣 US finalizes defense deal with Taiwan worth $146 million for Volcano mine-laying systems, following approval of $440 million in ammo and logistics deals. The deal is seen as crucial for Taiwan's defense against a potential Chinese military invasion.
🇹🇼 Taiwan's army had proposed acquiring the Volcano mine-laying system in 2018 for rapid deployment of anti-tank mines in the event of an amphibious assault.
🇨🇳 The finalized defense deal is likely to provoke China, especially given the strained relations between Beijing and Washington.
🗽 New York City now has more illegal immigrants than homeless citizens, making it an interesting statistic.
🎵 The unlikely duo of Johann Sebastian Bach and Donald Trump is mentioned, with Bach known for timeless masterpieces and Trump for interesting tweets.
🌍 The cryptocurrency world, specifically Bitcoin, is experiencing enthusiasm and optimism, likened to the wonders of a secret garden.
🌈 A clip from MSNBC's Weissmann refers to a recent SCOTUS ruling on a hypothetical gay marriage case as 'tyranny'.
⏰ The reminder is given that our time on Earth is limited, in the context of a discussion on time preference.
📊 Meituan's takeover of AI startup Light Year is seen as a financial bailout and is seen as bullish for Bitcoin and Nostr.
📰 Trending profiles on social media platforms often feature the same people, lacking diversity.
🔍 The Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Server 2016 has a spoofing vulnerability, allowing attackers to manipulate URLs and files.
🔐 The vulnerable SharePoint server URL is "http://example.
com/", while the fake server URL is "http://attacker.
com/".
🔒 The exploit involves creating a fake file with HTML content, writing it to disk, and replacing the vulnerable file with the fake file.
📥 The exploit then triggers the vulnerability by sending a request to the vulnerable SharePoint server.
🛡️ Finally, a message is printed to indicate the successful exploitation of the vulnerability.
🔗 The exploit code includes functions such as CreateFile, WriteFile, InternetReadFileUrl, and MoveFile.
🔒 The exploit has been tested on both Windows and Linux systems.
🛠️ The CVE assigned to this vulnerability is CVE-2023-28288.
🌐 The vulnerable SharePoint versions include Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2013 Service Pack 1, Microsoft SharePoint Server Subscription Edition, Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Server 2013 Service Pack 1, Microsoft SharePoint Server 2019, and Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Server 2016.
👨💻 The exploit author is Amirhossein Bahramizadeh.
🌍 The exploit was reported in Iran.
🚫 This exploit is categorized as a remote exploit.
📜 The exploit code is written in C++ and includes necessary header files.
🔐 The vulnerable file is specified as "vuln_file.
aspx", while the fake file is "fake_file.
aspx".
📝 The code includes error handling for file creation, writing, deletion, and file replacement.
🔗 The code also opens an Internet connection and makes use of the InternetReadFileUrl function.
📰 Trending profiles on social media platforms often feature the same people, lacking diversity.
🔍 A spoofing vulnerability exists in Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Server 2016, allowing attackers to manipulate URLs and files.
🔐 The vulnerable SharePoint server URL is 'http://example.com/', while the fake server URL is 'http://attacker.com/'.
🔒 The exploit involves creating a fake file with HTML content, writing it to disk, and replacing the vulnerable file with the fake file.
📥 The exploit triggers the vulnerability by sending a request to the vulnerable SharePoint server.
🛡️ A message is printed to indicate the successful exploitation of the vulnerability.
🔗 The exploit code includes functions such as CreateFile, WriteFile, InternetReadFileUrl, and MoveFile.
🔒 The exploit has been tested on both Windows and Linux systems.
🛠️ The CVE assigned to this vulnerability is CVE-2023-28288.
🌐 The vulnerable SharePoint versions include Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2013 Service Pack 1, Microsoft SharePoint Server Subscription Edition, Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Server 2013 Service Pack 1, Microsoft SharePoint Server 2019, and Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Server 2016.
👨💻 The exploit author is Amirhossein Bahramizadeh.
🌍 The exploit was reported in Iran.
🚫 This exploit is categorized as a remote exploit.
📜 The exploit code is written in C++ and includes necessary header files.
🔐 The vulnerable file is specified as 'vuln_file.aspx', while the fake file is 'fake_file.aspx'.
📝 The code includes error handling for file creation, writing, deletion, and file replacement.
🔗 The code also opens an Internet connection and makes use of the InternetReadFileUrl function.
🤔 The code snippet is unrelated to the rest of the text.
😊 The author is happy to have a unique name.
😡 The author is unapologetically outspoken.
🌆 The author shares archive photos of Kyiv in 2014.
📱 The author praises the Twitter Progressive Web App (PWA).
😈 The author hints at a mysterious figure on a forum.
🔥 The author shares a code snippet.
😂 The author teases a roast at a congress.
🙏 The author thanks someone for joining a group.
🎧 The author mentions a podcast episode.
🏙️ The author mentions Nostrville.
🥃 The author suggests enjoying a drink during a conversation.
💪 The author expresses enthusiasm for Bitcoin adoption.
🔁 Followed back #plebchain
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