@AzakaSekai_ When I was in the AV world i used to say to my team that “you don’t write a detection for a file. You write an exclusion for all other files”. People have no idea about the magnitude of files an AV/EDR have to see every day.
@RussianPanda9xx I just told my agent to keep track of any lessons learned, issues it encountered and summary of function behavior in a memory file. And to consult it before starting with a function.
Howdy y'all, I've been on an extended break for a while. I took some time off after getting laid off at Talos, but I'm back and looking for work! If anyone has some leads on threat intel or security analyst openings I'd appreciate it! 🤙 😎
@RussianPanda9xx *sigh* this make me feel old. This is a ZX-81 Brazilian clone from the 80’s. I got my first one in ‘82. The second one a couple of months later after I opened the first to see what was inside. A career in the making :D
@d4rksystem Oh I totally agree with that. I always thought it funny that people always talk about the worst case scenario: Someone that never looked at a binary now using LLM and thinking they mastered it. I believe in the hands of someone with expertise in RE it is a powerful tool.
@robertgraham@robertgraham sorry but why do you think this is quack medicine? This is a well known study in Brazil and she already has results in her human trials. Here is the authorization for human trials btw -> https://t.co/pQnGbGXCJy
The latest @Apple iOS 26 update is the shittiest piece of software I’ve seen in a while. Besides making the iPhone super slow, the interface sucks! Look at me trying to pair to a BT device and iOS putting the paste button in the background! Bonus missing buttons :/
Shader systems are ridiculously powerful if you’re clever enough.
Most people use them to create visual effects. You know what’s cooler?
Running Linux.
Inside an emulated RISC-V CPU. Inside a pixel shader. Inside of VRChat...