Loren Kohnfelder
lmk@infosec.exchange
<p>Author of Designing Secure Software: A guide for developers<br /><a href="https://infosec.exchange/tags/securedesign" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>securedesign</span></a></p>
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Post #4217337
Agree but with 180 degree opposite valence with a recent non-toot post claiming, "The openai agent sandbox escape ... showed the power and capability of agents" My take: https://designingsecuresoftware.com/writings/ai-agent-parody/
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Post #3561856
Flock Cameras Can Surveil Cars Without License Plates is actually very clever. This is an instance of the same technique behind browser fingerprinting. Naturally, this suggests a defensive mitigation. Swap removable decals and bumper stickers and different roof racks to make your car untrackable day to day. (Note: it’s surprising to me that it’s necessary given that I can’t recall seeing unlicensed vehicles on the road except for the corner case of new cars with temporary licenses, but these...
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Post #2386723
@jackwilliambell @carlmalamud @pluralistic Cory was ahead of his time threat modeling back then: a nice injection (unprotected write access) attack leading to info leak potential.
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Post #2386722
@lcamtuf Only half? Seriously, I'd tweak your #1 to make it less dependent on detecting LLM writing [1] and alter the condition to include quality [2]. If the writing is well written AND makes a good point I'd say it's worthwhile. I doubt there's much of this at all today, but why would it be so bad if it became a thing? NOTES: [1] this isn't easy to detect accurate by software (and will get harder) and manually time consuming, plus false positives would be a loss. [2] Low q...
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Post #2386721
@PallasRiot @jaredwhite Magyar's strategy sure sounds a lot like the mayor of NYC. Perhaps the next challenge is how do you "press the flesh" in a country with 35x the population (US/Hungary)?
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Post #2386720
@lcamtuf I'd say that about all punditry. The best reason to look back is to invent a better future, but that's hard work.
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Post #2386719
I think these qualify: Chapter 3 (mitigations) and 4 (secure patterns) from my book. https://designingsecuresoftware.com/text/ch4-patterns/
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Post #2386718
Great point. I'd be astonished if any of the crawls consider that - it's a pure externality.