you're daniel stenberg
you've kept curl alive since 1998, it ships in something like 20 billion installs, you already killed the bug bounty because AI slop reports buried you
then an AI bug hunter sends you 45 more
you check 34 and 19 aren't bugs at all
you're palantir's security chief
your job is keeping the government's favourite data contractor from getting breached
then you get nominated to run CISA, an agency that hasn't had a confirmed director this whole term
and the senate gets a few lame duck weeks to decide
imagine you allegedly run qilin, the busiest ransomware crew on earth
2,188 victims posted, an NHS blood lab knocked offline, an affiliate program on your panel
and krebs says the trail ends at a password built from your old forum nickname plus digits
36, st petersburg
hunt for a burst of denied AWS calls followed by one that works, drop a CloudTrail export in here and it flags sprays and brute force: https://t.co/3Ns3PUWCia
lol an AI pentest tool whose own makers ban using it on live systems just got used to grab AWS production secrets
attackers ran antifox on alibaba cloud and burned through stolen AWS identities, hundreds of API calls in 30 minutes
the ban has no technical control behind it
Recent investigations from Arctic Wolf Labs involving the AntiFox framework illustrate how quickly attackers can move from valid credentials to cloud secrets, web shell deployment, and data access.
Learn more: https://t.co/40xbDMtblh
a person i have known for more than ten years, who i consider trustworthy, is convinced fortinet's 17 critical fixes from tuesday can wait for next quarter's maintenance window
i don't know anything concrete, but if i had a fortigate facing the internet, i would be concerned
huh, xen orchestra admins are getting hit right now and CISA's exploited-bugs list has nothing on it
an empty {} as the auth token logs you in as the first user, which can be an admin, plus a VM-import zero-day with no fix yet
neither bug has a CVE, KEV only lists bugs with one
bro, qilin tops every ransomware crew for leak-site claims (2,188) and may have been undone by one reused password
its admin "haise" allegedly traces back to a mail[.]ru address whose password was his old nickname plus digits
that led to a named man in st petersburg
curl's own HackerOne program pays $0 these days, here's every public bounty program on five platforms with payout, scope and paid share: https://t.co/sQzl6vQAcl
i genuinely don't get the AI bug-report race
anthropic's glasswing has claimed 37,966 findings, 217 marked fixed
curl's maintainer got 45 of the reports, went through 34, found 19 weren't bugs at all
give maintainers ten checked bugs with patches and keep the other 37,000
both got critical code execution bugs reported this year
apache httpd: reported oct 26, fixed nov 11
meta's AI libraries (fairseq, detectron2, FAIRChem): 47 reported in march, dumped as 0-days 230 days later
acknowledging receipt: 0
shipping a release: 1
ok so notion AI chats sat in a dataset at fireworks, a model host it uses, breached via a cloud provider oct 23
nov 2, fireworks told notion it was synthetic test data
nov 8, fireworks confirmed real notion chats
notion says under 1% of users, rotate any key you pasted in
i'm sorry, a certificate authority's private key was the number four?
a buggy script emudhra used to move keys between HSMs cut eight of its intermediate CA keys down to one byte, recoverable in 256 guesses
8 more of its certs got revoked this week, it's quitting TLS