Post #3977520

2026-07-21 04:44 UTC

@muddle@infosec.exchange agreed. Which is why I avoided calling that out in the original post. And years of unescaped SQL parameters in a gazillion other languages show that he may have been prominent early, but he was definitely not alone. And I suspect that even without more poisoning of the training corpus we're gonna see a wave of vibe coded exploits like the nineties and noughts could only dream of.

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@muddle@infosec.exchange 2026-07-21 04:57

@danlyke@researchbuzz.masto.host Yeah, we've gone past the 50% mark wrt internet traffic. Now more than half of it is bots scraping stuff and (more than likely) not caring about robots.txt. If they can't respect a simple .txt file, chances are very high that they can't sanitise the data that lies behind it. So, yeah, let's wait for them to choke on all the generated bullshit... whether that's their own effluent or stuff that the defenders put out there.

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@Npars01@mstdn.social 2026-07-21 05:12

@danlyke@researchbuzz.masto.host @muddle@infosec.exchange How about fractal rulers? Example: you can never know the length of the circumference of the UK. If the ruler is 1 k long, the coastline is x. If the ruler is 1 m long, the coastline is y. If the ruler is 1 cm long, the coastline is z. Different answers depending on context: the length of the unit of measurement. LLM's too often strip context from data; a flaw. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coastline_paradox

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