Link to Judge Chutkin’s order lifting the stay of her gag order pending appeal. I think Trump may seek a stay at the DC Cir possibly teeing-up issues of first impression of whether former POTUS can be jailed pending trial.

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1. Off Record but important to pass on. I detected another variation of an exploit that is in the wild. Apple bern notified FYI

   A variation of this one

   https://discussions.apple.com/thread/254895319

   I had a daemon device that was located in my health data recording activity on my iPhone generating a crash report in Darwin and after an iBoot injecting code

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2. FYI

   https://t.co/YK6Wvr2Y4p

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3. This is the correct link on Apple MDM

   https://discussions.apple.com/thread/254760317?page=5

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4. Shredding the U.S. Constitution before anyone realizes it’s gone.

   So why is the case so important? The fundamental principle at stake is that if the government wants to search and seize your property, it has to have some reason to think you did something wrong. The FBI came up with a blatant scheme to circumvent that fundamental principle, and,…

   — Rob Johnson (@FreeRangeLawyer) December 5, 2023

   Tomorrow, I’m flying to Los Angeles for oral argument in what may be the most important Fourth Amendment case pending in the United States today. The basic facts: The FBI broke open and searched hundreds of safe deposit boxes without any reason to think the boxholders did anything wrong.

   U.S. Private Vaults, a business in Beverly Hills, offered a private and secure place where people could store their most valued, sensitive possessions. In March 2021, the FBI raided USPV, broke open every single box in the vault, and looked through all the contents. The FBI ran all cash in the vault by drug dogs, opened envelopes and photographed the contents, and ultimately sent everything worth over $5,000 to asset forfeiture—initiating proceedings to keep that property forever.

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5. Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence team issued a warning earlier today about the Russian state-sponsored actor APT28 (aka “Fancybear” or “Strontium”) actively exploiting the CVE-2023-23397 Outlook flaw to hijack Microsoft Exchange accounts and steal sensitive information. since you use exchange servers. I am contacting msft on another zero day by ATP-28

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