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Dr. Claw: Claude's First CVE. AI's First CVE(dr.cl4w.net)
1 points by nocsi 9mo ago|0 comments
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by nocsi 1y ago
Why renewables? These guys don't have an energy problem. The states have made sure give them energy credits and other assurances on that. The problem they do have though is siphoning the water from everyone around them. Microsoft actua
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by nocsi 1y ago
The 'problems' 1password faces... Apple has solved. I quit using 1password around 3 years ago, but at the time they were going all in on SaaS and quietly memory-holing the local-first vault approach that people were using them fo
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by nocsi 1y ago
Glad I had the inkling to hoard gallons of fresh water and canned anchovies just this past week. I'm in Seattle btw, I remember this year we had a power outage the neighborhood people spent the entire week huddling around a fire in the
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by nocsi 1y ago
So technically the OS is supposed to be handling this, or at the least whatever app you're in is supposed to signal the MIME to the pasteboard. They even updated the APIs for it this year. I'm not complaining, just giving away loo
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by nocsi 2y ago
These same CEOs still don't realize that AI is very suited to replacing executive roles and outperforms your average CEO in every aspect without the human downsides. Shareholders would be way more interested in having a static board of
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by nocsi 2y ago
There's overhead with parallelization. Security issues, race conditions and resource contention. I think the big one is its ass to debug.
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by nocsi 2y ago
It’s like trying to study the effectiveness of antivirus. But you already said it. As long as it produces consumable metrics a c-level can ingest, then it’s worth it. Because really, how does it make sense to add something so invasive? Anyw
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by nocsi 2y ago
And Saudi Arabia maintains several pieces of land w/ water rights to import & extract water as alfaalfa. You’d think they’d leverage their oil and build out desalination plants
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by nocsi 2y ago
The Washington state tax package was to coerce Boeing to stay. To which to ate it and proceeded to move its HQ to Chicago and migrate manufacturing to North Carolina. WA state != US gov. Contrast Microsoft to Boeing. Taxpayers dob’t have to
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by nocsi 2y ago
Then go the opposite route. South Korea fines companies thousands of dollars every day a vulnerability isn't fixed. Security is one of those areas where negative reinforcement works better than positive reinforcement.
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by nocsi 2y ago
I’ve just started using [1Piece]( https://app1piece.com/ ). Before this, I had BetterTouchTools just to mimick the window snapping. And years prior to that, I’d run a full dwm setup on Linux. The thing to understand however…
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by nocsi 2y ago
But how is multimouse useless? The researcher identified a problem, investigated and produced a plausible solution. The entirety of it was driven by a ‘use’. Besides that, what would you propose calling this org that operates somewhat auton
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by nocsi 2y ago
I’ve been primarily pentesting medical devices for the past few years and these companies will never willingly hand over code. If you want the code to audit then you’re going to have to yank it out of memory, a jtag or come up with some oth
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by nocsi 2y ago
You probably don’t need vagrant anymore.. now that you can throw VMs into any OCI compliant registry. Prefer the container way and want multi-arch support? You can then convert the container disks into vms.
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by nocsi 3y ago
People like to be broad, especially in FOIA requests considering each request is a query and could take months to get a response. If you’re asking broadly then you might get lucky. But I think you’re right, it’s time for a perspective shift
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by nocsi 3y ago
All the issues are systemic, so it can't be the responsibility of some low-level employees. But it is kind of curious that Boeing suddenly wants to buy Spirit Aerosystems.
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by nocsi 3y ago
Kinda surprising how much power the EU can exert on tech companies.. and the rest of the world. But now we get one of my favorite classes of vulnerabilities: data format interoperability. Where every vendor implements things to specs, but t
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by nocsi 3y ago
You should’ve lead with being from Virginia. That entire state is layers of pay for play schemes. They might’ve removed road tests to “save money” but they’re more than happy to keep up car inspection, emissions, registration and a vehicle
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by nocsi 3y ago
Reminds me of Pokémon Go spoofers. It falls to having to trust that the client is truthfully reporting. You could probably improve the AIS system and do the whole Apple Find My network crowdsource thing - letting ships triangulate one anoth
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by nocsi 3y ago
I blocked TikTok a little over a year ago. I’ve been recognizing many TikTok-only content creators jumping ship to YouTube shorts. And these creators are also getting clobbered by YouTubers that have figured out the right way to chop up the
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by nocsi 3y ago
“Merger”… functionally it was more like a SPAC. Boeing buys McDonnel Douglas with shares with a bonus of letting them control the board. Boeing just announced their acquisition of spirit aerosystems, same company responsible for the fuselag
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by nocsi 3y ago
The details of the MD acquisition is pretty crazy. It was like an unintentional SPAC whereby the company you’re buying owns you
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by nocsi 3y ago
There’s a feature to use your iPhone to do keyboard input on an Apple Watch. Could it be that? Don’t tell me Apple left out some authentication. I know you can do something similar with text input when you’re on the same network as an Apple
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by nocsi 3y ago
Pentest engagements, you’re having to repeat the same tests over and over. That if you don’t automate it by the fifth repeat, you’ll lose your sanity. So the new automation tool now frees up time so you can audit on new novel areas in these
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by nocsi 3y ago
It’s not that different than how’d you implement a multiplayer game. Take a real time strategy game (not quite the best example). But if you’re a client, you’d only be concerned with those you can see on the battlefield, especially if there
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by nocsi 3y ago
To be actually successful, your graphics can’t exceed Minecraft or roblox.
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by nocsi 3y ago
This category of software was actually really useful when I wanted accountability during R&D tasks on engagements. I used Timing, and it would parse the active window titles and create a timeline. Then the creator wanted to charge $80&#
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by nocsi 3y ago
I’ve been soul searching for a new editor for about 2 years now. This checks the box for being native, modal/vim. So I’d probably adopt this like I did with alacrity when I dumped iterm.
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by nocsi 3y ago
I prefer functional programming with Livebook[1] for this type of thing. Once you run a cell, it can be published right into a web component as well. [1] - https://livebook.dev

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