One of the best side effects of coding agents is reverse engineering becoming free for all. Love seeing the projects on my tl lately reversing Smart Watch paid APIs, hardware and what not.
I didn't even realize but i was in discord when jonas was showing the SecureBoot semi-bypass vuln. was too locked-in my own work, the stream became white noise ๐ญ
@IceSolst I joined hacktron because I thought solving PR reviews was a good step to security in SDLC. Never considered we'd have to shift left inside the human brain and catch 0-days in(rather, of) common sense
@talhof8 Yep, very much expected. I think that's why Google probably internally shifting investments from BigSleep to CodeMender
https://t.co/fbVFw8EztV
As models git gud n more accessible, the cloudburst of vuln reports won't mellow down any soon. Instead of tryna find novel 0 days, imo effort is better spent in building systems to validate and remediate the security debt that's accumulating in real time. A much more constrained and trainable problem than Vuln Research
TIL there's a special agency that does psychoanalysis of the effect of every alphabet on audience when building your brand identity
also they made Codeium sound less like a Temu rip-off of Vscode and more based @windsurf
@thedawgyg@bubblyrene1@bangerz i'm curios to know how does smoking weed "slow down" your ADHD? I've heard psychedelics work but don't know anyone actively benefitting in their ADHD from it
For years, Rust binaries made reversing a nightmare. Modern decompilers only support C, lacking meaningful types, constructs, and language-specific functions. Led by @34r7hm4n, we're releasing our S&P work Oxidizer, the first deep Rust decompiler, built on angr!
Interested? ๐งต๐