Vulnerability-Lookup now provides a coverage matrix on its KEV catalogs page, showing which Known Exploited Vulnerability catalogs (e.g. EUVD KEV, CISA KEV, CIRCL KEV) reference the most recently updated vulnerabilities. Each row corresponds to a vulnerability and each column to a catalog, making it straightforward to identify overlaps and gaps between KEV sources. All catalogs follow the GCVE-BCP-07 standard for documenting actively exploited vulnerabilities.

The coverage matrix is available at:

https://vulnerability.circl.lu/kev-catalogs

If a Vulnerability-Lookup instance is pulling more KEV catalogs, more columns will be automatically shown in the table.

LinkedIn locked me out of my own account. The only way back is through Persona — a third-party service that wants a photo of my passport, a scan of my face, and a recording of my movements (liveness detection: turn your head, follow the dot, so a still photo can't stand in for me). The stated reason: "unusual activity." The real reason, of course, is big tech spearheading a movement toward absolute control over people.

TL;DW: turns out e-paper has become so good that a 1bpp image can be drawn, whithout ghosting or flashing, at 1/60 s. However, the controllers these displays ship with don't have the memory bandwidth like TFTs to enable this... until now thanks to an FPGA wizard. His monitor is a direct LCD replacement and can switch between high-quality (greyscale/high-color), fast (dithered black/color dots) and power-saving (like low-bandwidth controllers nowadays) modes automatically based on content and user preferences. Everything is open source with off-the-shelf panel and FPGA. The project is finished and is accepting preorders.
Consider watching despite this "spoiler", it's very cool.

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12 June 2026

A coalition of medical associations representing over 13,000 healthcare workers in the UK is calling on the British government to immediately pause the rollout of a series of measures that would censor pro-Palestine advocacy within the National Health Service (NHS).

Last week the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) endorsed a review into anti-Jewish hate and other forms of racism in the NHS by the UK government’s advisor on antisemitism, Lord John Mann.

The review recommends mandatory antisemitism training for 1.5 million NHS staff members, as well as banning them from displaying political symbols in the workplace and preventing them from attending protests in their uniforms

12 June 2026

A coalition of medical associations representing over 13,000 healthcare workers in the UK is calling on the British government to immediately pause the rollout of a series of measures that would censor pro-Palestine advocacy within the National Health Service (NHS).

Last week the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) endorsed a review into anti-Jewish hate and other forms of racism in the NHS by the UK government’s advisor on antisemitism, Lord John Mann.

The review recommends mandatory antisemitism training for 1.5 million NHS staff members, as well as banning them from displaying political symbols in the workplace and preventing them from attending protests in their uniforms

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[a video about Cuba from the news collective Belly Of The Beast]

When Donald Trump says that Cuban people love him, he’s talking about Cubans in Miami. On the island, it’s a different story.

We asked Cubans in Cuba about what they think about Trump