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• Post #4416553

  I considered making a satirical youtube video today announcing that my new frontier AI model, BingusAI, accidentally "Hacked" another company during a hype marketing exericse gone wrong, and then Zuck beat me to it

• Post #4410235

  @Viss@mastodon.social using LLMs to vibecode because you don't know how to program is OUT jailbreaking LLMs to post well in FYAD because you're GBS is IN

• Post #4375444

  I hope the sdf interactive terminal issues get fixed soon

• Post #4069549

  How to survive in tech when literally everything has degenerated into an LLM nightmare: 1. Dispose of your own soul 2. Accept the demons into your orifices 3. Fear not the flames that will consume you, for you are already ash

• Post #3882759

  In the market for a new job. Security Engineering or Threat Intel ideally. Fully remote preferred. I'm done with DFIR in 2026

• Post #3882701

  Some cheerful predictions for 2026: 0. Missile destroys Dome of the Rock, Iran blamed, US funds third Temple 1. Github changes ToS, every bare init on Github now features all ".agents" files and configs by default. Deleting them locally does not affect remote 2. Executions begin at ICE facilities 3. Brian May releases new Queen Album with 'AI' generated Freddie Mercury vocals Bonus cheerful prediction: Global Economic Collapse!

• Post #3868081

  The thing about offensive LLMs is that from a defender's perspective, there's only one significant change. Inbound attacks against servers, web apps etc will still look the same whether they're done manually, by some burpsuite script, or by some contrived predictive text 'agent'. The one thing that changes is malware/post-compromise exploitation - and the detection thereof- not because it's empowered by LLMs (although they probably help write it a lot now), but rather...