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CAVEMAN TEST ROCK. Rock in front of cave. Cave have food. Caveman want food. Rock in way. Caveman not run at rock with head. Bear did. Bear head bleed. Bear go home. Caveman not try every stick from stick pile. Raccoon did. No stick fit. Raccoon go home. Caveman sit. Caveman watch rock. Push rock left. Rock say "NO." Push rock right. Rock say "STOP." Push rock two time. Rock say "NO." Push rock…
Some thoughts on AI and art So here's the thing: I will sing the praises of AI up and down the street and all day long when it's helping me automate some tedious process like spinning up a quick recon workflow, or chaining together tools during a pentest so i'm not manually typing the same nmap flags for the 48th time, etc. Major time savers. Offensive security work especially, being able to have…
Will there be any more bugs to find after AI has fixed them all? I can almost envision a future where AI eventually catches up to fixing the thousands of bugs it finds on a daily basis as a result of AI-powered agents being used to find vulnerabilities now. It's clankered through the whole backlog, closed all the tickets faster than anyone could file them, and one day you wake up... and all the…
Why is LinkedIn enumerating my browser extensions? Update: most likely related to this . Old news. Womp Womp... I built this browser extension because I wanted a quick way to see what websites are actually doing in the background without firing up an instance of burpsuite every time. The idea was to track what data is being sent to third parties, throw in some lightweight secrets parsing, and flag…
The Prover, the Skeptic, and the Judge Point an autonomous LLM-powered security agent at a target and tell it to find vulnerabilities, and it will find vulnerabilities. It finds them every time. Point it at a hardened, freshly patched box with nothing actually wrong on it, and you still get a report back, formatted nicely, with seemingly suitably alarming impact ratings and everything. [snaps back…
Force-directed, gravitationally self-organizing spatial index... ...traversed hierarchically and cached by access frequency. (context: some interesting output from a long session with claude code where we were brainstorming a memory retrieval system for a vulnerability assessment platform i have been working on) Gravity gives you something the random cube never had which is an organizing force the…
Humans utilize their Individual Isolation Spaces or "cubicles", almost autonomously and without thinking, all day "entering data" (feeding the boundless information cluster at the center of their galaxy). Words between one another IRL are almost non-existent by now thanks to the "internet". For this, they invent "water cooler talk". Occasionally, one or two will gather around the daily dihydrogen…