netsec_burn

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by netsec_burn 2y ago
https://archive.is/gEjjA
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The Era of 1 Bit LLMs – Training, Tips, Code [pdf](github.com)
2 points by netsec_burn 3y ago|0 comments
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
Claude 3 Opus by a wide margin. I'm a regular GPT-4 user who had tried Claude 2, and went into Claude 3 with muted expectations. I was shocked with how much more capable Claude 3 Opus was compared to GPT-4, it's not even close for
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
Well good thing Google doesn't count Google Sheets toward the overall Drive storage.
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
> Tools to evaluate LLMs to make it harder to generate malicious code or aid in carrying out cyberattacks. As a security researcher I'm both delighted and disappointed by this statement. Disappointed because cybersecurity research i
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
The unexpected return of Microsoft Sam.
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
This is an interesting direction. It's worth noting that biometrics, like fingerprints or facial recognition, aren't really 'secrets'. They can be observed or leveraged without a users knowledge or consent, and in many w
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
https://archive.is/jakiU
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
As a layperson in this field, what is stopping an attacker from removing the battery and stopping the motion of the IHSM for reverse engineering?
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
That's what is currently being done! A few videos have surfaced of smaller grains of LK-99 fully levitating. We're waiting for additional confirmation.
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
For me, today and almost every day since the beginning of this year. Not sure if that saying applies here.
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
It's outdated.
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
From your perspective, how would modern society be "done" if GPT-4 was generally available? How would it be substantially different from LLaMA?
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
Truly. I appreciate the civil, thoughtful discussion on HN. On Reddit, I've noticed the comment section becomes who can come up with the best quip or the strongest reaction. Here you have leaders in their field, and interesting news. A
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
About .5 tokens per second if I had to guess.
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
I'm running it on Serge with 51 GB of RAM. I don't think it requires any GPU memory (llama.cpp runs on the CPU), I have a RTX 2060 in the system I'm running it on. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
The Sonicare app lets you download the latest firmware blob. So all you'd do is intercept it and find the function responsible for generating the password.
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
Ah true! It isn't for commercial use.
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
What you're missing is not reflected on the leaderboard right now, Guanaco 65B.
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
What is the last link?
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by netsec_burn 3y ago
Trading one class of vulnerabilities for another. Memory corruption bugs for logic bugs. The disclaimer on the README is correct, this is not secure. From a five minute cursory review I identified that you can enumerate file paths in direct
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by netsec_burn 4y ago
Yes.
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by netsec_burn 4y ago
It was changed to "Urgent: Sign the petition now".
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by netsec_burn 4y ago
Couldn't it just use conversation history, where it already stores the responses, and search within that?
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by netsec_burn 4y ago
Pseudocode: random_str=generate_random_string() output=get_response("Reverse the value '{random_str}'") assert output.strip() == random_str[::-1]
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by netsec_burn 4y ago
If you're a blind programmer, would you rather listen to a summary of each function in a source file or listen to every token on 10x speed and figure it out yourself? I believe that is the point that they are making. Not sure about the
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by netsec_burn 4y ago
I think what they're saying is, you can quickly understand the contents of a file by having it summarized for you audibly. Versus having each token read out to you. Then you can locate the part that you're trying to program faster
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by netsec_burn 4y ago
That is the purpose of resources like MITRE's ATT&CK. Here is the ATT&CK page on the technique which is portrayed to be novel in this post: https://attack.mitre.org/techniques/T1574/006/
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by netsec_burn 4y ago
This is the same company that wasn't aware that LD_PRELOAD has been in use since the 90's in their last post. Here is that unique method of hijacking execution flow using /etc/ld.so.preload, 20 years ago: https:/&#
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by netsec_burn 4y ago
That is a tu quoque fallacy.

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