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A new blog post describes 'LinkedIn larpmaxxing' – the practice of performing an exaggerated, aspirational professional persona on LinkedIn, filled with humblebrags, hustle-culture platitudes and inflated achievements rather than genuine updates. The piece argues the platform rewards this kind of performance, pushing users to optimize their profiles and posts for optics over substance, and critiques how widespread the behavior has become.
- 2Scattered Spider's MGM hack retold with low-poly potatoes▼How Scattered Spider shut down Las Vegas with one phone call, retold with low-poly potatoes 🥔 LinkedIn recon → help-desk
Scattered Spider's 2023 attack on MGM Resorts is being retold in a quirky animated explainer, with low-poly potato characters. The story shows how a single phone call, LinkedIn research and help-desk impersonation led to a password and MFA reset, ransomware across 100+ MGM servers and the shutdown of Las Vegas operations. The campaign later hit Caesars, M&S, Salesforce clients and TfL, where two members were arrested.
- 3Tech commentator shares thoughts on AI and the web▼RE: https:// social.coop/@natematias/117354 117951808732 # tech # technology # ai # artificialintelligence # web # inter
Nicole Matias, a researcher associated with Social Coop, reshared a message about artificial intelligence, technology and the internet that is circulating among tech communities online. The post, tagged with topics including AI, the web and LinkedIn, drew limited engagement but surfaced in global feeds. Little detail beyond the tags is available, so the substance of the discussion remains unclear.
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LinkedIn's chief executive has spoken out about how artificial intelligence is changing the way people are hired. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, he discussed how AI tools are affecting recruitment, job seeking and the skills employers now look for. The remarks come amid widespread debate over AI's impact on white-collar work and the future of the jobs market.
- 5Meta and Facebook behaviour in Brazil sparks online criticism●Ok, let’s have a look … Read this toot 👉🏻 https:// mastodon.social/@campuscodi/11 7353868814624656 about # Meta # Facebo
Tech commentators are drawing attention to Meta and Facebook's behaviour in Brazil, describing it as unacceptable, and linking it to separate concerns raised about LinkedIn's conduct. The discussion, shared among internet and digital-rights observers, connects the two companies' actions and invites readers to review the details themselves. Critics appear to be framing both cases as part of a broader pattern of questionable platform behaviour.