Yesterday, I flew down to Melbourne to attend The Great AI Security Debate. I used the flight time to get deeper into AI and AI security.
And what a reality check it was.
What did I learn?
Agents are just the next logical step.
https://t.co/CkgPjNm1to
@HackingLZ@Substack@fr0gger_ TBH, I don't feel bullish right now. I just see where the money's going. If anything, I'm more worried about all of the opportunities it will open up to attackers over the next 1, 2, 3 years.
@HackingLZ@Substack@fr0gger_ I think natural language is going to introduce even more problems than code. Natural language introduces new risks because it relies on context. Code is binary; language is ambiguous. Ambiguity = Vulnerability. How often does an email or SMS get misunderstood
@HackingLZ@Substack@fr0gger_ I thought running Nessus was a red team ;) or at least the way some firms have done it.
The interesting thing is, the same problems will still be there, but now we're throwing new ones into the mix. Good for security firms, though
@HackingLZ@Substack@fr0gger_ Fair point on the Anthropic roles, but they are almost all Engineering and Platform focused. That is exactly the 'Builder' shift I’m talking about.
Are you seeing that?
@HackingLZ@Substack@fr0gger_ Good catch, Justin. Firewalls are definitely still there (and will be for years), but the hiring demand is shifting away from manual config.
I've just submitted a talk to a con I've never spoken at before.
Last year, I did 16 presentations across @BlackHatEvents@BSidesLV@BSidesCbr, @RooCon_AU
I like the concept of this talk; it's a brand new one 😀
New Job - Internal Mobile Pentester - Melbourne
Heavy-hitting internal team.
Deep manual iOS/Android (Intents, Deep Links)
Fix Frida when it breaks & review React Native
Green light to hunt 0-days in corp apps (Slack, Okta) Research time
No timesheets. Just good work. DM me