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@mttaggart@infosec.exchange @da_667@infosec.exchange @minka @cR0w@infosec.exchange Oh we're doing Windows shortcuts now? Sweet. I got a few. My absolute favorite is to use 'shift' to cycle backwards through things. So for example, tapping 'tab' while on a website will cycle through UI elements. But holding 'shift' and tapping 'tab' will cycle backwards through the same elements. It applies to a ton of other shortcuts too. Everyone knows alt+tab to cycle through the windows of running programs. Holding alt+shift and tapping 'tab' cycles backwards through the windows. Also, holding 'ctrl' and tapping 'tab' cycles through the tabs in a web browser. Holding ctrl+shift and tapping 'tab' cycles backwards through open tabs.

@accidentalciso@infosec.exchange This one's maybe more of a metaphor....

@accidentalciso@infosec.exchange Fortinet trying to patch all the vulnerabilities.

@james_inthe_box@infosec.exchange De ja vu for my day

@GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social 100% true..... but if you're lucky sometimes you can still find their behind-Cloudflare IPs.

@GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social I've definitely seen plenty of vibe-coded malware out in the wild. The well documented code sprinkled with emojis is a dead giveaway. I usually see it in scripts but that's mostly because scripts are plaintext. I could very well have run across compiled malware that was vibe coded and not even realized it. (If you can stomach the bad site, VX-Underground is often picking apart vibe-coded malware from out in the wild.) There's also been campaigns that I've suspected have an AI-generated component but don't have enough visibility into the attacker's operations to say for sure. Tampered Chef was maybe a good example of a threat I've come across that I suspected to have AI-generated content.

@still@infosec.exchange ItS sImPlE BrO. yOu JuSt GoTtA bLoCk MoRe HaShEs BrO. Don't even get me started on IoC feeds 😑