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Justin Elze

@HackingLZ

CTO @TrustedSec | Former Optiv/SecureWorks/Accuvant Labs/Redspin | Race cars

/tmp/.a Katılım Nisan 2008
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kαι@roguekode·
@HackingLZ You post this every time I mention cranberry juice 🤣 And this reminds me I gotta watch this movie with my kids.
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kαι@roguekode·
Jose Cuervo gold and cranberry juice.
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Justin Elze@HackingLZ·
@cisonaut @vmiss33 For example is use like $2000+ a month if I paid API rates but I pay for a prem seat so I don't
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vmiss@vmiss33·
Serious question - if I'm consuming something like Claude or Chat GPT on the enterprise level - is the experience the same as it is for us randos on the internet? Do models randomly start acting funny? Are there quota / session limits? Do I just randomly get the new thing rolling out without warning? Very curios about the enterprise experience with these platforms.
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Justin Elze@HackingLZ·
@cisonaut @vmiss33 I didn't mean you couldn't sign in with oauth/etc just the pricing model isn't the same.
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Justin Elze@HackingLZ·
We can't lose cheap subsidized tokens yet I gotta let this stuff rip across more network appliances 🤠
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Justin Elze@HackingLZ·
@IceSolst That’s so good someone put a sales pitch in there 🤣🤣
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solst/ICE of Astarte
I’m so sick of AI comments pitching vibecoded products. In this case they’re pitching their tool to…. TeamPCP the literal attackers Every post I make, I get a bunch of comments like this about some Claude api wrapper “make this secure” ass product
Helixar AI@Helixar_ai

@pcpcats @IceSolst @xpl0itrs the attacker’s budget is irrelevant when your detection is signature-based. $150 or $150M the IOCs won’t match your ruleset either way. this is why we built around intent trajectories, not known indicators. state-sponsored or script kiddie, the kill-chain stages are invariant.

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Metasploit Project@metasploit·
The latest #Metasploit Wrapup is here! 🎉 This week brings enhanced SMB NTLM relaying for better client compatibility (including smbclient), plus new modules for RCE in Eclipse Che (CVE-2025-12548), Barracuda ESG command injection (CVE-2023-2868), and an ESC/POS printer injector. Check it out at rapid7.com/blog/post/pt-m…
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Stephen Sims@Steph3nSims·
Big thanks to @mrgretzky for a great stream on the latest in MFA bypass attacks with Evilginx and Phishlets 2.0! Each time web developers come up with new ways to secure things, Kuba is right there to find a workaround! You can watch the recording here: youtube.com/live/eeauoOYUw…
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Telnyx@telnyx·
⚠️Security Notice — Python SDK Two malicious versions of the Telnyx Python SDK (4.87.1, 4.87.2) were published to PyPI earlier today. Both were quarantined within 6 hours. This is part of a broader supply chain campaign affecting multiple organizations. Telnyx platform and APIs were not affected — this was limited to the PyPI package. If you installed or upgraded between 03:51–10:13 UTC today: downgrade to 4.87.0 and rotate any secrets on that machine. Full details and IOCs: telnyx.com/resources/teln…
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TreyCraf7@TCraf7·
I've had a concerning trend start to pop up during Purple Team Engagements, where analysts tell us, "The AI said everything is fine." That sentence is a huge problem. Seeing Teams devolve from Hunters to Prompters won't lead to anything good.. So I wrote a quick post on how teams are trading instinct for prompts, and what it's costing them. 🔗 scythe.io/scythe-labs/bu… #cybersecurity #ThreatHunting #purpleteam
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Chris Hood
Chris Hood@chrishood·
Unpopular opinion: there are no real AI agents in production today. What we have are automation scripts with an LLM in the middle. Chained API calls with a probabilistic router. Very fast, very capable macros. And someone pressed a button to start every single one of them. The entire AI governance conversation is being built on a seven-year belief gap, the distance between what AI can actually do and what people believe it can do. We're writing policy for a threat model that doesn't fully exist yet. The deterministic rails argument? Architecturally incoherent. If your rails are tight enough to actually govern the LLM, you didn't need the LLM. If they're loose enough to let the LLM breathe, your governance isn't governing the thing that matters. The real agentic problem, systems that initiate, adapt, and act without a human in the loop, is coming. Fast. But most of the governance frameworks being built today won't survive when those agents arrive. The first to build an non-transformer AI model architecture that is natively governable wins the agentic race. Nobody has done it yet. #AgenticAI #AIGovernance #EnterpriseAI #LLM #FutureOfAI chrishood.com/we-dont-have-a…
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Andrew Northern 𓅓@ex_raritas·
CTRL: a new piece of malware that has a ton of functionality including locking the victims computer using Windows Hello and forces the victim to provide valid credentials to maintain persistence or perhaps for subsequent lateral movement.
Censys@censysio

⌨️ New from Censys ARC: Andrew Northern analyzes a previously undocumented “𝗖𝗧𝗥𝗟” .NET access framework — combining phishing, keylogging, RDP hijacking, and reverse tunneling. Active infra. No public intel. Shoutout to @smica83 who identified this activity independently prior to publication. Read the full analysis: hubs.ly/Q048CYV30 #CensysARC

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