Alaska Accelerate 2026 is here.
Today, we’re sharing what’s next for Alaska and Hawaiian, with more places to go, more choices in how you get there and a better experience along the way, no matter what seat you’re in.
Explore everything we announced today: https://t.co/nKAXxi91wF
@benhackshealth@HackingDave I’m self-taught, so I thought I could figure out my health on my own, too. The lifting camp gave me a place to learn from others and unlearn things I’d picked up over the years. The “not cult” reminded me I don’t have to do it alone. Appreciate the honesty in the story!
Hosted the very first @wehackhealth conference this week at our lifting camp in Belfast.
Why?
There’s a huge health problem in the cyber industry - and we’re on a mission to change that.
What does it actually take to build an AI system capable of finding real vulnerabilities?
In this episode of Builders&Breakers, STÖK and KUGG sit down with Hamid Kashfi. Security researcher at XBOW and DarkCell, formerly Trail of Bits and Immunity, to explore how hackbots are changing offensive security.
We discuss why the model may represent only 20% of a capable system, while the other 80% comes from the harness around it: context, memory, tools, monitoring, traces, evaluations and human expertise.
Hamid takes us inside the difference between a compelling demo and a system that can reliably understand a target, ask the right questions and produce valuable findings in the real world.
In this episode:
• Why the model is only one part of the capability
• What an effective offensive-security harness requires
• The importance of context, memory and observability
• Why deep findings begin with deep understanding
• How AI changes the role of the security researcher
• What the next generation of hackers could look like
Builders&Breakers explores high-velocity shortcuts for the people building and breaking the software of tomorrow.
Guest: @hkashfi
Builders&Breakers | Building Hackbots: Models, Harnesses and Human Expertise with Hamid Kashfi
https://t.co/E8ZFgLwbKd
Hacker Summer Camp - my thoughts as someone who across @BlackHatEvents@BSidesLV and @defcon had over 100 conversations with cybersecurity professionals about their health and the overall standard of health in the industry.
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