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@aryanlabde Opus 4.6

Chat what are we even doing???

Last time I dealt with MSRC. Responsibly disclosed an issue with legacy auth that allowed me to spray passwords at and avoid smart lockout. Receives email.. 5 months after initial case opening. “Doesn’t meet the bar for servicing” Microsoft silently fixed. Closed case. microsoft.com/en-us/msrc/blo…

@Dominorecordco please release piano versions on bandcamp 🥺

@HackingDave codex...make a NightHawk clone, ref: my metasploit book, do not delete root volume please... draft a promotion letter for kevin

Running models in production is scary stuff. I had a test instance I was running - a simple copy of training data to retrain, a script that I run to pull in new training data and build models off of. I've run this script for months. Codex decided to append a --delete this time around, and didn't escape properly and deleted the entire filesystem /. Luckily dev instance and don't run in prod for obvious reasons, but oh man. I have destructive commands in my MD and in hooks - wasn't followed. My dialogue with prompt: › You litereally destroyed a an entire file system instance. • Yes. I destroyed the instance filesystem. That is my failure. The immediate priority is recovery, not explanation. Do not reboot it. Snapshot the root volume now, then replace the instance from a clean AMI/snapshot or mount the damaged volume on a rescue instance to extract .env, security/, and any local-only runtime data. Flask is still partially alive in memory, but the OS is not trustworthy. To prevent recurrence, I will not run any destructive prod sync or root-level remote command again unless it is in a checked-in guarded script with dry-run output, path allowlists, and explicit approval. Inline SSH plus sudo plus --delete is now off-limits. Be careful out there folks.

@rootsecdev @HackingLZ @roguekode @Snakesan @github @fir3d0g

@rootsecdev @HackingLZ @roguekode @Snakesan @github Imagine getting banned by Microsoft lol

I'm sort of excited to see how long it takes @github to unsuspend an account. I always hear horror stories about weeks or months. At least now I can rant about it here every day until then.

A question I get quite often when advocating for people to write blogs is some variation of: Is it worth even doing blogs/writeups of "simple" things like ctfs or setting up things in a lab? The short answer is: yes, absolutely. The long answer is more nuanced:

Incredibly proud of the team in putting together our latest @TrustedSec BlackHat class. It's going to be an absolute blast and development is underway. Hope to see you there! #supply-chain-to-runtime-attacking--defending-the-modern-devops-stack-50985" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">blackhat.com/us-26/training…

We are still seeing this on engagements, so I wrote a tool. DameFlare is a Python 3 exploit for CVE-2019-3980. Unauthenticated RCE as SYSTEM via smart card auth bypass. Full credit to @TenableSecurity for the original research/POC. github.com/boydhacks/dame…

An awesome example for a Messenger payload

Blink and you’ll miss it 🦎 In our latest blog, @GuhnooPlusLinux explains how Notepad++ plugins can be leveraged for code execution and how to quietly blend into a trusted process. Read now! hubs.la/Q043PvTs0

@curi0usJack I asked Claude to summarize and he said it's a banger

@curi0usJack Haven't read this yet but already know it's going to be a banger

@MDSecLabs @TrustedSec Give us NH licenses and then we might be able to test your PR

A new post on how to extend Nighthawk with Python Modules, including new scripts for the @TrustedSec SA, Remote and Injection BOF repos......Extending Nighthawk with Python Modules - nighthawkc2.io/extending-nigh…

@sprocket_ed Thanks king 👑

@GuhnooPlusLinux cute post

Here are my 5 favorite GUIDs: CB2F6723-AB3A-11D2-9C40-00C04FA30A3E 1131F6AD-9C07-11D1-F79F-00C04FC2DCD2 FDB00E52-A214-4AA1-8FBA-4357BB0072EC 49B2791A-B1AE-4C90-9B8E-E860BA07F889 9BA05972-F6A8-11CF-A442-00A0C90A8F39 Whats your favorite GUID? #infosec #redteam

@curi0usJack Become ungovernable x.com/i/status/20152…

I guess the year of the linux desktop is officially 2026.

@C2IRIS Doesn't work against crowdstrike

Found the most incredibly elegant Windows 11 25H2 guest —>system LPE recently. No third party drivers required. Thanks to a tip from a longtime friend who Microsoft savagely laid off before sending her job to India. What a rotten company they are.