Jerry Fetty

Technology enthusiast and founder of SMART I.T. Services, Inc. – Which has been providing automation information and assistance to the insurance industry.

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@Blagorodna7446 @Israeldefences Or we can just let him blow everybody up with nukes nukes including ours

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Jonathan I don't post so I ask you would you mind sharing the makeup of the three machines you're running all the agents on? You know what are you running for local models as well. Besides random agents scattered and physical PCS VPS's and other services I have two ASUS GX 10s running the primary has six Openclaw a active Open Claw agents installed I got tired of using agents in docker which seemed like a pain in the you know where in the claw. But So what I've done is put every agent on its own virtual linux machine except for the main guy who's in the root He's my System Administrator. And the first machine also running VLLM and Mix Bread for Agent for the agents to do their memory embeddings with and on the unit is totally dedicated to VLLM and currently running and testing with open AI OSS 120B. I'm sure I could probably put a few more agents on here currently testing them went through the April hell but they all seem pretty stable now. Thinking about building a Windows machine 100 percent Windows machine and might have some linux VMS on it but I live in a Windows environment so The care and feeding of the agents seems a little easier with a familiar environment. My main guy though the System Administrator man he's done a lot of a lot of good work on my configuring systems actually I've given them access to a couple of stand alone machines that I've been having problems with and he's in there fixing the mall up. Saving me a ton of time and doing things I could have probably have never done myself or I could have but it would have surely took me a long time.

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Check out my latest article: Ransomware isn’t just a headline—it’s a trend line. How to protect your insurance agency! https://t.co/8tcyQuy8Dc via @LinkedIn

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@StandUpForFact Yes I read the book!

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Did You Just Get a Calendar Invite from a Stranger? It Might Be a Prompt Injection

Have you received a calendar invite lately from someone you never booked with?
That “meeting” could be a prompt‑injection booby trap. Researchers just showed you can hide malicious instructions inside a Google Calendar event so that when Gemini summarizes your schedule, it follows those hidden prompts—kicking off actions and even leaking data. Zero clicks required. WIREDSafeBreach
At the same time, we’re seeing zero‑click compromises of enterprise AI agents (ChatGPT with Connectors, Copilot, etc.). A single “poisoned” document can make an agent pull data from connected apps and smuggle it out in a harmless‑looking image URL. Again: no user action. WIREDCSO Online

Here’s how I’m handling it with my team—immediately:

Treat inbound content as untrusted. Docs, emails, tickets, calendar—all of it.

Clamp agent permissions. Least‑privilege scopes, block unknown domains, require approvals for sensitive actions.

Log & alert. Track every tool call and outbound link; flag unusual reads or mass access.

Bottom line: AI agents are amazing accelerators—but untrusted content is now a control plane. Secure them like you would any powerful integration.

#GenAISecurity #PromptInjection #ZeroClick #AIagents #Cybersecurity #AppSec

[Jerry Fetty @JerryFetty]

@gailalfaratx Simple, don't put your purse in the trunk!

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 HERO ALERT: Meet Derrick Perry, the GOOD GUY with a firearm who helped subdue the Walmart mass st*bbing suspect in Traverse City, Michigan, until police arrived, per local reports.

Give this man the recognition his actions deserve.

Good men who are armed save lives.

H/t @paige29863

[Robby Starbuck @robbystarbuck]

A good guy with a gun stopped the guy who stabbed 11 people at Walmart in Michigan today. Expect legacy media to give this ZERO coverage.

[Big I Louisiana @IIABLA]

It's no wonder why small businesses prefer to shop with local independent insurance agents. Trusted Choice Independent Agents are also local small businesses and understand your needs and concerns.

[Dalton Brewer @daltonbrewer]

Tesla is the most disrespected American company on the planet

Imagine if we had more positive news from legacy media about a company that’s improving and saving lives — a company that is the pinnacle of American innovation

Legacy media is destroying itself, with misleading info, clickbait headlines and countless lies

This is one of the reasons I post on X daily about Tesla…to combat the negativity and bring awareness to how great of a company Tesla actually is

I stand with Elon Musk

I stand with Tesla

$TSLA

[Arlington National Cemetery @ArlingtonNatl]

On June 2, 2025, Sergeant of the Guard Sgt. 1st Class Andrew Jay took his final walk as a Tomb Guard at Arlington National Cemetery. In a powerful farewell, he laid roses at each crypt of the Unknown Soldiers, then walked off the plaza hand in hand with his 8-year-old son, Finn.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

The @Tesla_AI robotaxi launch begins in Austin this afternoon with customers paying a $4.20 flat fee!

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@teslaownersSV I thank him for all he has done for the USA and humanity!

[Whole Mars Catalog @wholemars]

The most American made cars you can buy are from Tesla

Support your country, support your neighbors, and jump 10 years into the future.

Buy American. Buy Tesla.

[Nic Cruz Patane @niccruzpatane]

The Tesla Model 3 is officially the most American-Made vehicle for 2025.

[Muskonomy @muskonomy]

🚨 BREAKING: Tesla Autopilot crushes U.S. average in safety stats after 9 billion miles!

Accidents per system:
• Tesla w/ Autopilot: 1,506
• Tesla w/o Autopilot: 6,864
• U.S. Average: 18,367
• FSD Supervised Prevented: 16,861

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