Apple SEAR is hiring a security researcher focused on server platform and secure computing!
Apply here: https://t.co/TS0dUP6rBX
We're looking for talented researchers who love breaking server infrastructure, cloud security architectures, confidential computing, and secure server platforms.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
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The voting has concluded, and we're thrilled to announce the top ten web hacking techniques of 2025! Massive thanks to everyone in the community for sharing their hard-earned discoveries, plus the panel and everyone who nominated or voted!
https://t.co/mjzzM4S7k0
NEW! Fresh words for your ears this weekend. (presented by @material_sec Security). We talk about the escalating protests in Iran, the expected cyber effects, and parallels with cyber operations and Venezuela power cuts @hkashfi@craiu@juanandres_gs
SPOTIFY https://t.co/RUAwYRcY7p
Watch XOR’s talk CUDA de Grâce: Owning AI Cloud Infrastructure with GPU exploits
Kernel + driver bugs aren’t just a LPE problem, they’re a cloud problem. With the explosion of AI in the cloud, NVIDIA’s GPU drivers have become a valuable attack surface
https://t.co/cIYKcYMb6L
My HEXACON talk video is out! It covers a small race condition in the Linux kernel’s io_uring. I recommend watching it at 1.25× speed since I’m still not great at speaking 😅
https://t.co/lMuweA7PyU
Here is the slide!
https://t.co/9jPoKMzxwL
🚀 open-sourced santamon — a lightweight macOS detection sidecar that reads Santa's ES telemetry, runs CEL detection rules locally, and only ships signals to a tiny backend. built for my home lab; might be useful for others too. bug reports + PRs welcome! https://t.co/C8Dv9yu7d8
NEED YOUR HELP!
My Friend/Teacher Soroush (@irsdl) Is looking for a new company to join, you know him as the .NET-God, the guy who has popped exchange, sharepoint, has maintained ysoserial_.net for years, contributed to the exploitation scene numerous times, taught all of you about what .net ghost webshells are, taught you about what viewstate exploitation is, how .net remoting exploitation issues can be solved, iis cookieless, web_config exploitation, countless of blogs, talks, techniques,...
but companies keep saying:
"we aren't hiring right now!"
if i was in position of hiring, woudln't wanna miss out on having one of THE BEST in my team
you're retweet is Extremely appreciated ❤️🔥
soroush, if you see this, don't hate me, had to do it without telling you
The AI-powered hacking space is moving fast.
CAI was already pretty solid, and Strix just dropped last week.
👉 CAI: https://t.co/yIpENddmyD
👉 Strix: https://t.co/vhLN08uHm3
Anyone tried these yet?
Three Buddy Problem - Episode 59: Apple drops another emergency iOS patch and we unpack what that “may have been exploited” language really means: zero-click chains, why notifications help but forensics don’t, and the uncomfortable truth that Lockdown Mode is increasingly the default for high-risk users. @craiu@juanandres_gs
We connect the dots from ImageIO bugs to geopolitics, discuss who’s likely using these exploits, why Apple’s guidance stops short, and the practical playbook (ADP on, reboot often, reduce attack surface) that actually works.
🎧 LISTEN anywhere https://t.co/lv7xhNbZx1
Plus, we debate Microsoft throttling MAPP access for Chinese vendors, the idea of “letters of marque” for cyber (outsourced offense: smart deterrent or Pandora’s box?), and dissect two case studies that blur APT and crimeware: PipeMagic’s CLFS zero-day and Russia-linked “Static Tundra” riding seven-year-old Cisco bugs.
Apple: https://t.co/oCuZWt3BqL
Spotify: https://t.co/7bLwlbqzt2