Daviey

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Introduction to LLM Red Teaming – DeepTeam – Open-Source LLM Red Team Framework(trydeepteam.com)
1 points by Daviey 1y ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 1y ago
This is interesting, as we're looking at testing methodology defined with a good level of detail, with prohibitive rules, such that an AI can execute it, which arguably makes it better documentation than most teams have for their human
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Headscale QA test using Claude AI|.claude/agents/headscale-integration-tester.md(github.com)
2 points by Daviey 1y ago|1 comments
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Cyber Training Programs Don't Prevent Employees from Falling for Phishing(today.ucsd.edu)
3 points by Daviey 1y ago|1 comments
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by Daviey 1y ago
We already have this with the dryer function... It's too hot to allow you to open the door and accept the risk yourself, so I need you to wait 10 minutes for the machine too cool before I unlock the door.
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by Daviey 1y ago
I'd like a decent RISC or ARM SBC for a NAS.
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by Daviey 1y ago
No SATA :(
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Supermarket giant Tesco sues VMware for breach of contract(theregister.com)
5 points by Daviey 1y ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 1y ago
Can you help me understand how you are both simultaneously humbled and proud, surely they mutually exclusive?
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by Daviey 1y ago
It reminds me of when the UK Prime Minister sent a letter to all 30 milliom households during the first Covid lockdown. Printing and postage cost was about £5.8 million. At the time, I thought it was a waste of taxpayers’ money. A letter wo
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by Daviey 1y ago
Ah, I found the cheat code... My now-wife was in HR.
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by Daviey 1y ago
Why is the goal to artificially increase the value of tld's?
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by Daviey 1y ago
What should happen with the proceeds of the sales? Is the highest bidder really the best custodian of a tld? Why have a quota of, as you say, 250 every 10 years? What does this do to help, what issues does it address?
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by Daviey 1y ago
Sure, for a traditional (non-blockchain) application this makes sense. However, to use it with blockchain smart contracts, you'd need to run an oracle to retrieve the data from the authoritative source then submit it to a blockchain, c
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by Daviey 1y ago
Pretty good place to download Chrome or IE, depending who bought it.
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by Daviey 1y ago
I think that's the point of the suggestion, this approach is less effort/cost. Rather than have a custom ETF you can get one that includes it then individually short Tesla to counteract your identified risk. This would be cheaper
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by Daviey 1y ago
No, the prisoner did not make an allegation. But this is the point I am making, if I have a relationship with someone at work, particularly when one person is subordinate or position of authority, then we'd simply be fired... but a pri
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by Daviey 1y ago
Different but comparable example. Some jobs, if you mess up you just get fired. Other jobs you could end up in prison, for doing the same/similar thing. A prison officer has a sexual relationship with a prisoner, should they simply be
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by Daviey 1y ago
I didn't know RDAP lookups was a thing, but now i've learned something by looking at your source. Thanks OP https://www.verisign.com/en_US/domain-names/registration-dat...
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by Daviey 1y ago
Technically Amiga Workbench was always superior to Windows 3, I think Microsoft won the PC because it was not tied to the hardware and variety of software.
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by Daviey 1y ago
But now it's a sunk cost, might as well keep it going, right?
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by Daviey 1y ago
AOSP is coming to an end... https://old.reddit.com/r/StallmanWasRight/comments/1l8rhon/a... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44254540
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Microsoft announces deal to purchase 4.9M metric tons of human waste(independent.co.uk)
3 points by Daviey 1y ago|1 comments
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by Daviey 1y ago
I can only talk about the law in England & Wales, but: For code generated by an LLM the human user would likely be considered the author if you provided sufficient creative input, direction, or modification. The level of human involveme
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by Daviey 1y ago
It's a angle I hadn't considered, but I'm aware that I likely do this so the impact of the paper is that I be more dilligent. Thank you for sharing.
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by Daviey 1y ago
This is nice, but what I'd really like is native integration with tools such as WhatsApp. Sadly, being closed source we can't help with this.
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Code highlighting extension for Cursor AI used for $500k theft(securelist.com)
182 points by Daviey 1y ago|155 comments
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by Daviey 1y ago
Perhaps I misunderstood, but I read it that the account they got access to was a highly privileged account, which did have general access to all data. The report didn't make it clear to me if an unauthorised user, or an account with lo
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by Daviey 1y ago
Perhaps I'm being overly cynical, but I'm struggling to see how this qualifies as an IDOR in the strict sense. While using UUIDs might reduce guessability, the real issue here is weak authentication, not insecure direct object ref
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by Daviey 1y ago
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