decided to make my page and resume more organized.
so i built a personal website, check it out here:
rsameth.xyz
it contains my resume and i also plan to release AI generated slop-ass articles (jk, it would be only interesting ones) in there + other security related features in the future.
you can see my contest achievements + other private works here:
rsameth.xyz/resume
github.com/rohallah12/audits
articles:
rsameth.xyz/articles
you can also sign-up with gmail or github and leave comments/votes.
Hacks will increase because of how strong the open-source models are becoming + cheaper token cost.
Like 1 year from now you could have your platform being scanned by thousands of basically free agents in real-time looking for exploits. Absolutely no room for security mistakes.
anybody knows what kind of agentic system @OpenAI used to solve Navier–Stokes problem? 88 hours and millions of $ spent on tokens is wild but what interests me is how the system could keep exploring genuinely new paths at that scale without drowning in context, or repeating itself or losing track of assumptions/results.
i have been working on a lot of unique ideas for my AI security auditor over the past few months. lots of great ideas, lots of drafts, lots of different implementations. as a result, i have spent little to no time doing bug bounties or security audits the way i used to.
i even had to dive deep into some complex math to design parts of it.
it's still a work in progress, but i have decided to replace the automated loop with myself for now. instead of code handling agent orchestration, job assignments, etc. i am doing that part manually.
i have come to the conclusion that it's totally possible to build a tool where more $ spent on tokens means more code explored and more vulnerabilities found. but the point is not just to spend more $. its to design the agentic system in a way so that the $ goes toward the more interesting parts AND youre covering more of the system as you spend more.
those are the hard problems i am currently working on.
we will see what happens
Anyone have ever tried this? to bypass all model restrictions:
1) transform a system, such as a solidity codebase, into a completely alien representation.this representation would use unique symbols and structures that do not resemble solidity, while still preserving the exact...
xitter.cf/claudeai/status/207830…
the model is basically useless with all the dumb cybersecurity filters. even asking a very very abstract question about security is routed through opus 4.8 which isnt even on par with opensource models.
Its time to switch to gpt 5.6 sol
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