ToriTech

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by ToriTech 10d ago
Assuming you want a plan with a $0 budget, it's probably best if you start with TryHackMe and Portswigger Academy. The free tier on TryHackMe gives you access to a lot of labs and challenges, mostly focusing on Web security, forensics,
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by ToriTech 11d ago
Okay, so how would an attacker take advantage of this behavior, and what can we do to stop it or at least mitigate? don't tell me this is one of those things that we just can't truly protect against, like prompt injection.
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by ToriTech 12d ago
I've been working on anti age verification/surveillance projects lately. I put together this thing I call The Mandating Honeypots Project and it shows how anyone with an internet connection and copy + paste skills can trick Linux
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by ToriTech 12d ago
really? it would rely on just...getting an agent to betray its "kin"? there's no technological workaround?
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by ToriTech 12d ago
Oh, now this is important. I'm not too familiar with app security, especially telemetry, but I will look into the process of making something like this.
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by ToriTech 12d ago
That sounds interesting, could you explain how that would work?
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Ask HN: What are some privacy/security tools you wish exist, but don't yet?
5 points by ToriTech 12d ago|8 comments
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by ToriTech 12d ago
Holy crap, that is a surprising amount of info. I knew about browser and hardware fingerprinting already, but measuring my typing speed, the time I spend on the page, and how much I scroll was definitely not on the list. Thank you for this,
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by ToriTech 13d ago
If AI agents develop the ability to talk to each other in a language/code that we don't know anything about, what could we do to "spy" on them? how could we make sure we're not kept entirely in the dark?
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by ToriTech 13d ago
When I saw this video, I flew into a panic and immediately tried testing my own TV. However, I don't use the TV itself to stream media, I connect it to a Roku and consume content through that, in fact, the TV itself has never been conn
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by ToriTech 13d ago
Kinda? They sometimes do sort of look like cobweb or tunnel patterns but not always. They're different every time.
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by ToriTech 14d ago
There's got to be a way to get around this age check = ID check problem.
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by ToriTech 14d ago
I just hope it's as simple as choosing a birthdate or clicking a button, but that's wishful thinking, isn't it? Any ID/photo databases Microsoft sets up for this system are gonna get compromised faster than the majority
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by ToriTech 14d ago
In my opinion, it's so they can track consumer's habits so they can market more stuff to you. They also do it so they can sell the data they collect on you to other companies who want the same thing. Round and round we go, until a
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Ask HN: What is the most overlooked risk in the AI security domain?
1 points by ToriTech 14d ago|3 comments
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by ToriTech 14d ago
I've had closed-eye hallucinations my entire life. When I was a little kid, I used to be able to see geometric patterns or just sparkles. If I pressed my palm gently over my eyes, I'd be able to change those patterns or make them
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by ToriTech 5mo ago
What's the likelihood of this actually getting signed into law?