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Can open-source AI models autonomously hack?(omcc.ghostsecurity.ai)
1 points by gregcmartin 3d ago|1 comments
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by gregcmartin 10y ago
Thanks for sharing your story Kenneth. Unfortunately it will be a common one... Maintainers of open source projects will be increasingly target by sophisticated hacking teams, sometimes government funded. They will often win but the best
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by gregcmartin 10y ago
My apologies you can apply to jobs@jask.io or at https://jask.io/careers
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by gregcmartin 10y ago
JASK is an Artificial Intelligence + Cyber Security startup located in Downtown San Francisco. We are hiring big data and ML engineers! If you love spinning up massive hadoop clusters in AWS and developing streaming complex machine learnin
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by gregcmartin 10y ago
JASK - http://www.jask.com , San Francisco (Mid-Market) is hiring On-site Data Engineers, AI/Machine Learning and Data Visualization Engineers. JASK is the leader in innovation for Cyber Security defense using Artificial
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The Imitation Game – Turing's Lessons for Cybersecurity(threatstream.com)
2 points by gregcmartin 12y ago|0 comments
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How Kid Hackers Became Cyberwarriors(nbcnews.com)
12 points by gregcmartin 12y ago|0 comments
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by gregcmartin 12y ago
Make sure Elastic Search is not accessible from a public IP address (this is what likely got you in the mess to begin)
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WebApp Honeypot for detecting Shell Shock exploit attempts(github.com)
1 points by gregcmartin 12y ago|0 comments
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Introducing: ShockPot the ShellShock Honeypot(threatstream.com)
1 points by gregcmartin 12y ago|0 comments
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Create an Armada of Raspberry PI Honeypots(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by gregcmartin 12y ago|0 comments
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by gregcmartin 12y ago
The cool thing is you can pair this with Ansible and get 1,000's of honeypots deployed at once. In a proof of concept we deployed nearly dozens using digital ocean API and got blocked by their API creation limits. If you use more inte
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by gregcmartin 12y ago
pure awesome, one click deploy 1,000 honeypots using ansible (video coming soon)
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Modern Honey Network – Honeypots for enterprise active defense(threatstream.github.io)
2 points by gregcmartin 12y ago|1 comments
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by gregcmartin 13y ago
this video is full of FUD.. that being said, it is trivial for a nation state to do automatic JS injection to the DOM using carrier grade MITM packet manipulation on any user-agent or cookies with en_us locale strings leaving a particular t
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by gregcmartin 13y ago
Redwood City, CA Very Senior Frontend and Full Stack developers - Javascript, Python, REST, Bonus: D3.js, Django. Experience in a developing a production SaaS product. We are a revolutionary enterprise cyber security company with series A
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by gregcmartin 13y ago
There is a hole in your s3 bucket dear Liza
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by gregcmartin 14y ago
Senior Developer - Django, Frontend/Backend, Javascript, Python Rockstar Job Description Funded startup in US Cyber Security transforming the landscape of cyber warfare. Are you an unbelievable python developer who can rapid prototype grea
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THREAT STREAM Inc is hiring Senior Developers(threatstream.com)
1 points by gregcmartin 14y ago|1 comments
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by gregcmartin 14y ago
THREAT STREAM is hiring in NYC http://www.threatstream.com/contact/ We are looking for developers front and back end with chops in: Python,Django,Flask,ExtJS,MySQL,MongoDB, Bootstrap UI We are information security company providing actio
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by gregcmartin 14y ago
absolutely brilliant
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by gregcmartin 14y ago
I was one of the core engineers @ layeredtech who managed the servers and HA for wordpress.com when they launched in 2006. If I remember correctly we were using DNS round robin and haproxy -> apache -> mysql all on freebsd systems
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by gregcmartin 14y ago
I have information this morning from source thats "in the know" that this is definitely a false-flag attack against the FBI. Non-gov researchers I know also attribute this to a possible hacking of an iphone/ipad application backend DB befor
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by gregcmartin 14y ago
Yeah it's called Facebook
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by gregcmartin 14y ago
If there is brute force protection on the login function blocking a username or IP from attempting x times in y hours AND there is a minimum of 8 characters then I can say thats strong protection on the backend. You are much more vulnerabl
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by gregcmartin 15y ago
Hey, just wanted to say thank you.
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by gregcmartin 15y ago
hilarious!
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by gregcmartin 15y ago
Sorry I wasn't implying that the software I used made me a hacker, that is simply just my profession... I use the term very widely to be someone who codes, pentests, reverses malware or jailbreaks iphones...
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Why you don't steal from a hacker.(infosec20.blogspot.com)
272 points by gregcmartin 15y ago|152 comments
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by gregcmartin 16y ago
Most people forget or don't know that Skype was created by the founders of Kazaa and they are hackers (like us) at heart and they built strong encryption into it protecting (actually) the privacy of their users' audio conversations. Skype'

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