I used to be very frustrated when security researchers published detailed vulnerability reports - meticulously describing every step of the discovery process but failing to include indicators of compromise or exploitation.
It’s not about writing detection rules for us. Just sharing a log snippet, suspicious process behavior, or anything else observed during successful exploitation would be incredibly valuable.
Better handover between researchers and defenders means faster, more effective responses.
So LNK files have had command lines put in them by worms/other threats for execution/persistence for at least 15 years now, but because someone put a linebreak in there it's now suddenly a zero-day? Guess it's been a slow day at the Trend Micro offices again
@joetidy This is nothing new or special, any university with a module that explains how to attack something with a step-by-step guide is going to make students sign a "you can't blame the teacher" form in case of someone trying to sue the uni for damages when a student can't pay out.
@Josh_brown18 A person made the coin. A person made the wallet. Various people put money in the wallet. People are coaching a chatbot into bringing up memecoins in hopes that it pumps them. Saying an AI did this is like saying Microsoft Tay was actually a sentient racist.
@Josh_brown18 Memes about shitcoins are as old as memecoins themselves. This AI's designed to shitpost and these coins are prime material for that; people taking the deliberately dumb output from this as an opportunity to pump random memecoins doesn't mean the AI is doing anything
Nobody's talking about the true impact of the pandemic: Boomers/Gen X being confined to social media for a year. Now each time there's an outage you've got swathes of middle-aged professionals screaming that the deep state did it to... uh... something something EVIL. Brain worms.
Has anyone made a stylish anime villain character for the Crowdstrike outage yet? Designed a poster or action figure for it? I'm thinking something like "Stricken Lemming"