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Thank you lovelies for the feedback on data issues that occurred during our server migration. We have tasked the puppygirls and catgirls with with your fixes while we enjoy drag brunch 
A birdy 
told us you like ASN data: https://intel.gayint.org/asns/public
told us you like ASN data: https://intel.gayint.org/asns/publicNaughty ASN of the day: AS62082
Naughty ASN of the day: AS212238
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Hey cuties. Long time, no blog. We hope you are having a powerful and rewarding Pride Month. To celebrate, we've got something fun for you.
Since Hudson Rock broke the news on the FortiBleed or whatever, and their site is pretty unusable, we might as well give you the info you're looking for. Well, not all of it. You'll have to beg for the rest. 🫦
https://blog.gayint.org/fortibleed.html
#FuckHudsonRock #FortiBleed #FortiShit #GAYINT #FURINT #Pride #ThreatIntel
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@cryptomoose@infosec.exchange Hopefully this will hold you over between posts:
https://intel.gayint.org/asns/public
Abolish Cloudflare.
Phishing testing indicators have been added to our first public repo. Please feel free to send more our way if you know of others.
https://codeberg.org/gayint/phishing_test_indicators/src/branch/main/headers
GAYINT is excited to announce that we have been acquired by The Onion. In a time where the news is what it is, The Onion is having difficulties satirizing it beyond reality. As such, they are now pivoting from America's finest news source to becoming America's finest threat intel source.
Given that both The Onion and GAYINT started as shitposts that accidentally got out of hand, this partnership only makes sense and we look forward to the resources an outfit like The Onion can provide.
When asked to comment, GAYINT CEO John Mastodon replied from his new private jet "lol. lmao even."
You use LLMs to make slop. We jailbreak shopping assistant AIs to look up the stock price of Grindr for us. We are not the same.
Hey there lovelies, it's your GAYINT Supportive Internet Auntie again!
Today is the Trans Day of Visibility, and from looking at my feed, it seems like y'all have some complicated feelings about it. Are you visible enough? Are you too visible? Does "passing" make you less trans, or less valid?
I can't answer these questions for you, darling. I wish I could. Here's what I can tell you:
I don't know precisely what you're going through. But as a cis woman who's spent lots of time in hyper-masculine environments, I've seen the power of simply visibly existing. So, for those of you who choose to be visible, remember the power that simply being seen has.
If you feel like you're not doing enough? Remember to put on your own mask first. Things are *scary* out there, and your survival is important. There is nothing wrong with doing the "safe" thing.
If you are proud of being trans, if you can't imagine life any other way, I am so happy that you find pride in your identity!
If being trans is just something you had to pass through on your way to being able to fit into your skin a little better, and you don't really feel like it's your identity? I am so glad that you found a path that worked for you!
Regardless of whether or not you feel like you're doing trans "right", the important thing I want you to know is that you are precisely as trans as you are. Nothing anyone says can change that for you.
Trans women are women.
Trans men are men.
Trans nonbinary people aren't confused, they know precisely who they are.
Love and virtual hugs!
#GAYINT #FURINT #TDOV #TransgenderDayofVisibility
Since we've been asked about it several times lately, here's our starting point for an easy TLD block list. Obviously you would need to confirm that it doesn't include any you need but it's a decent place to start.
https://codeberg.org/gayint/lists/src/branch/main/easyBlockTlds.txt
Okay now it's fabulous.
Fortinet, HudsonRock and SocRadar can all responsibly disclose deez nutz #GAYINT
If any of you lovely creatures are at BSides Harrisburg, be on the lookout for the GAYINT sticker fairy. 
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@mike@social.mikesweb.site We appreciate the offer. We are currently obtaining more data than we can currently process (~20 million intrusion attempts per week). Once we have stood up some new hardware we will revisit that idea.
We found some nerds going to Blue Hat this week so we gave them some stickers to hand out. If you want one, you'll have to go around asking people what they think about MOIST GRASSHOPPER.
💅
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Good news: Our Intel site is fully operational again. It may look the same as before and that's by design. Because it is the same. For now.
https://intel.gayint.org/
We love each and every one of you, but we would appreciate it if you could please stop trying to register for our admin chat server. We're a little busy with gay brunch today. Thank for your attention to this matter :blue_elf_nail_care:
We just added 69 new ASNs ( nice ) to the naughty ASN list. That brings us to a total of 2301 ASNs in the naughty list. 573 of them are currently not advertising prefixes. That leaves 1728 ASNs with their 82,991 prefixes cached on our intel site: https://intel.gayint.org
He may not realize it but @jerry@infosec.exchange should probably be giving us kickbacks for providing an OOB After Dark chat to keep a bunch of horny and fabulous degenerates off his instance.
Business idea: ATS that only approves queer gremlins. Call it GAYDAR.
Be gay do fashion.
https://teamlocker.squadlocker.com/#/lockers/gayint-2968078
Disclosure: We set the store up for no profits. We make no money off of sales here. The only information we get from purchases is order number, date of purchase, name used, number of items ordered, and total cost of the order.
Also, at this time, shipments are only available to US and Canada addresses.
if only we could solve the AI-enabled threats problem we wouldn't have to work on this case with [checks notes] internet-exposed single-factor RDP and no EDR on the victim box
Reminder that we have a list of TLDs that we have seen good results in blocking. Obviously you need to evaluate for your environment, but you can cut out a lot of malicious content and noise at the TLD level without having to worry about keeping up with all the apex domains.
Are YOU going to Seattle BSides today? We may have an infiltrator onsite. Keep on the lookout for free #GAYINT stickers 
While #threatIntel is out trying to profit off the #Iran invasion, the real ones are getting their #GAYINT on for that actionable intel.
Just one more proclamation of groundbreaking public/private information sharing (read: "please give us free data") by some assistant deputy to the associate director of [insert agency name] at a broad-scope "security forum" conference attended only by people who will credulously tell you ICMP runs on port 80 and we just might solve cyber, y'all.
UrlHaus is now #GAYINT powered from our honeynet: https://urlhaus.abuse.ch/user/19391/
@da_667@infosec.exchange No promises but we'll tell our server furries
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Note that the store owner is not affiliated with GAYINT but did get our permission to use the logo like this.
@wafflesies@infosec.exchange Standby our gremlins are fixing it
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@Dio9sys@haunted.computer The investigation is ongoing. But yeah, probably. :BlobhajHoldSassage:
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You've Got To Earn It
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@deepthoughts10@infosec.exchange those are ASNs that contain IP space used by bulletproof hosters or criminal groups or purposefully allow malicious traffic on their networks. Many are linked to sanctioned entities or are directly owned and controlled by criminals. Those ASNs account for a large amount of malicious traffic we see across our honeypot and sensor networks.