Assorted links for Tuesday, September 10:

1. Visualizing boost::unordered_map in GDB, with pretty-printer customization points
2. Is Telegram really an encrypted messaging app?

   From your perspective as a user, an “encrypted messenger” ensures that each time you start a conversation, your messages will only be readable by the folks you intend to speak with… Telegram clearly fails to meet this stronger definition for a simple reason: it does not end-to-end encrypt conversations by default. If you want to use end-to-end encryption in Telegram, you must manually activate an optional end-to-end encryption feature called “Secret Chats” for every single private conversation you want to have.

3. Threat Monitoring: Best Practices for Security
4. FUSE Adding IDMAPPED Mounts Support In Linux 6.12
5. Australia Threatens to Force Companies to Break Encryption