tylerni7

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by tylerni7 5mo ago
because we're a company and we want to make money to continue to fund cool research, and help our customers secure their software :)
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by tylerni7 5mo ago
yeah... definitely a bit of a rush to get the landing page out after a long time in the disclosure process. The folks putting this all together have been working like mad (finding the bug, disclosing, working a lot on patching, writing up P
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by tylerni7 5mo ago
ugh sorry should be fixed. There was some scrambling to get more info together to explain the issue (and yes, obviously marketing), so there are some minor mistakes. Thanks for pointing it out!
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Building LLM Agents for Hacking(theori.io)
1 points by tylerni7 1y ago|0 comments
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The brain of a 0day finding hacking bot(theori.io)
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What we learned building AI hacker agents(theori.io)
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Lessons learned building an AI hacker(theori.io)
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by tylerni7 4y ago
The main protocol is called NTRIP. Lots of sources make it available (though it might be annoying to stream from ~250 simultaneously, not sure). There's a lot if you search that term though. I think GEONET (the Japanese data source) mi
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by tylerni7 4y ago
Thanks! It's mostly just been for fun, lots of academic work has already shown the principles of it. I'm glad folks are looking at it, and enjoying it! If you have questions or anything let me know! :)
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by tylerni7 4y ago
Oh hey I wrote this! Yeah, we had a detector with some ML stuff, it worked okay, but the main issue is there isn't much training data. Overall the false positives are quite low (visually, which is hand wavey, of course). I've not
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by tylerni7 10y ago
:) Thanks for posting! I made this (the blog post/narrated the videos). Some folks asked, so I also uploaded the source for the challenges in the videos: https://github.com/ForAllSecure/c2c-rapidfire-challenges
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by tylerni7 15y ago
Just so everyone knows, this specific attack is rather old. Modern versions of the RSA algorithm use blinding to specifically prevent this, which causes the RSA calculations to effectively be performed on random data. There has also recentl