Asked folks what they actually want from a SIEM. the answer: just make it work, and a little AI is fine.
So I built nano, an open-core (AGPL), rust on clickhouse, fast search, a real detection lifecycle, 1-line install.
Let me know what you think!
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We’re expanding the offensive security team at @ArmadinSecurity .
Hiring Offensive Security Operators across multiple levels with backgrounds in:
• Penetration testing
• Red teaming
• Cloud security
• Exploit development
• Offensive tooling
• AI/ML security
If you enjoy breaking modern infrastructure and identifying real attack paths across enterprise and AI environments, I’d love to connect.
Remote role. Multiple levels available.
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@anton_chuvakin I've seen quite a few going the token path but it gets confusing for people, I personally prefer per alert, do we get to choose model or just whatever is provided? Assume costs adjusts depending on which model is used.
On Sunday evening, some customers received a falsified email from [email protected] with the subject line “Your recent login to Robinhood.”
This phishing attempt was made possible by an abuse of the account creation flow. It was not a breach of our systems or customer accounts, and personal information and funds were not impacted.
If you received this email, please delete it and do not click any suspicious links. If you have clicked a suspicious link or have any questions about your account, please contact us directly within the Robinhood app or website: https://t.co/nBaaj8ZqLV
@HackingDave Yes, it would always "just know" -- last week or so I have to stop it and correct it pretty much constantly, making absolutely crazy decisions on complex code
@HackingLZ@anton_chuvakin I asked on LinkedIn what people expect from a siem in 2026 and it was overwhelming stable and reliable, very few people wanted/cared about AI.. it's a different world compared to X
@HackingLZ They added it to cloudflare AI but still can't use it, for anyone who doesn't have hardware for it, once it's live it's cheap af and handles well