@DenLoginoff@blackroomsec I've been lazily working on the tool in the video. It isn't necessary, but a nice way to organize the work.. and it has neat animations, haha.
I wanted to see if Qwen3.8 27B can understand multiple segments and how they are connected. Updated the @threejs visualizer in the process, catalog of CVE's, etc.
Some CVE's are theoretical based on findings, some were confirmed by..
I think this might be worth building on.
@DenLoginoff I’m not doing any of that either. Generally building tools that I want and using it to hack the planet.. or my lab, something like that.
At work I use tools like notebookLM for research / deep dives into content. I have been planning to replicate some of that with open notebook.
@scottstts I’m a person that built Linux from kernel to system in the early 90’s. Built BSDi systems that required manually mapping inode tables, and yeah it’s so much better now.
You don’t get broad adoption by making normies go through that.
@DanielMiessler Governments and corporations are not altruistic, and open weight models are the happy accident resulting from their feud’s. How about we get some more US sourced OSS models? It’s obvious that selling tokens is going to fail. The power is in compute.
I wanted to see if Qwen3.8 27B can understand multiple segments and how they are connected. Updated the @threejs visualizer in the process, catalog of CVE's, etc.
Some CVE's are theoretical based on findings, some were confirmed by..
I think this might be worth building on.
@tekbog If I ever found myself with absurd wealth, there would definitely be castles in my life.
I’d start by razing my house and building a castle on the rubble, just to piss off the HOA.