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by petergs 29d ago
Not sure what this "call" is meant to do practically. Certainly some teams are already embracing LLM-assisted workflows to increase their defensive capabilities. Organizations below the "cyber poverty line"[1] likely are
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by petergs 2mo ago
This was exactly my question after watching, too. I was assuming not all evaluation runs find it, and they must run a huge amount of runs. If these are all cybersecurity evaluation runs, it's actually not too crazy to imagine that ma
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by petergs 3mo ago
I think this is the most measured take I've seen from Bender, and I think it summarizes her only compelling point well (technologies should be referred to specifically rather than generally as AI, and that referring to everything as AI
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by petergs 1y ago
Yeah agreed that there wasn’t much information there. Having investigated similar password spray attacks, I’m guessing they just looked at the entire set of failed Azure CLI logins from the same ASN (AS6939). Then that activity was distinct
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by petergs 2y ago
It’s a beautiful thing that people are still keeping the homebrew PSP scene alive. PSP homebrew is what got me into programming and security in the first place.
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by petergs 2y ago
Indoor farming is far from immune to disease. Infected inputs (seed, substrate) are just one route to contamination. See for example: https://pitchbook.com/news/articles/bowery-farming-collapse-...
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by petergs 2y ago
It certainly does happen. See for example under “Targets”: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tailored_Access_Operations