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Bucket list item ticked: get to work on and present at a MSFT keynote!
100+ specialized AI agents, one goal: find exploitable vulnerabilities before attackers do.
Meet MDASH, Microsoft Security’s multi-model agentic scanning harness. Watch Sarah Young show it in action at #MicrosoftBuild.
Very excited to be back in Switzerland in a few weeks' time with some other amazing speakers! Experts Live is always such a great conference, I'm excited to attend the Swiss edition!
#ExpertsLiveCH
Sarah Young retweeted
Reminder: It has been 16 years since Stuxnet was found -- an autonomous self-replicating worm designed to spread across multiple platforms and sabotage nuclear enrichment equipment.
If small models might soon be able to copy themselves around that's not a step-change.
I won’t officially be at AISA #CyberCon this year, but I am in Melbourne when it’s taking place for the first time in years, so if anyone wants to grab coffee/cake/lunch/dinner, let me know! Bonus: you can have pets with these two!
Lazy Sunday catching up on some @BlackHatEvents USA talks. Mina possibly not so keen.
Sarah Young retweeted
Lots of great info in the Microsoft Digital Defense Report as always, but I found the trends in initial access across the last two years pretty interesting (based off IR engagements).
⬆️public application / appliance exploitation
⬆️phishing (I would guess driven by a shift to device code auth based phishing)
⬇️social engineering
⬇️unknown (I wonder if this largely device code auth phishing being somewhat easy to spot in Entra logs, hence less unknowns this year?)
Everything else was mostly static year on year.
This and more good stuff - aka.ms/mddr
Applying for Australian citizenship today. "Please list every country you've visited in the last 10 years with dates." Welp. See you in a few days' time.
YES I GOT TICKETS TO THE ZELDA CONCERT IN MELBOURNE NEXT YEAR! Had to sit in an online queue for over an hour. Unemployment is useful for something, I guess.
IMO by far the worst thing about this is that the Australian Government didn't realise this had happened and OpenAI had to tell them about it.
abc.net.au/news/2026-09-24/o…
Question: Is it unethical to buy a discounted student ticket to an event if you also work full time? (Even if you are studying in some capacity too and have a student ID) personally, I think it is but curious on others’ thoughts.
17%Unethical, pay full price
83%It's fine if you have ID
86 votes • Final resultsThis was an amazing talk to finish @UnpromptedAU @moyix !
Can you do a hacker con in Australia without @caseyjohnellis ? @UnpromptedAU
Loved @chompie1337 ‘s talk about her binchomp research @UnpromptedAU !



















