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Professional Hacker & Cyber Security Futurist. Security/ Hacking
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Cesar Cerrudo retweeted
🔥Episodio nuevo en tu podcast favorito de hackers La Jaula del N00b con @cesarcer hablando de hacking y cómo logró hackear los semáforos de Nueva York 🗽 😎🇲🇽🇪🇸🎙️ @debugsec1337 @AxelMetalCyber @rockodev04 @HackersOIHEC @poolfme #podcast #infosec #hacker
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🤖 Made with AI
It looks like cartelization, next steps try to ban open source models in different ways...
Cesar Cerrudo retweeted
De la ilusión de las Smart Cities al estrés del costo por token en la IA.
Nuevo episodio con @cesarcer, fundador de Argeniss y el hacker que expuso la fragilidad de los semáforos de NY. Genial su Misión 1 Millón! @LaJauladelN00b @hectoroihec @debugsec1337 @AxelMetalCyber
Gracias Chema!! 🙌
El lado del mal - Guía de Seguridad de un Hacker para personas que no quieren ser Víctimas elladodelmal.com/2026/08/gui… #libro #grautito #hacker #ciberseguridad #estafas #proteccion
I wonder why OpenAI is not being sued and/or prosecuted by authorities? Maybe OpenAI has carte blanche for hacking anyone
reuters.com/business/openais…
Unnoticed for a week!! The most worrying thing is that OpenAI ends up publicly acknowledging that they do not know how to contain a dangerous model but at the same time minimizing the incident and using it as marketing. The passivity with which the news was taken in general is surprising, OpenAI should have been destroyed with justified criticism, even gobernments should have taken some actions against OpenAI reckless behaviour. What happened is extremely serious as it could have result in dangerous hacks (critical infrastructure, hospitals, financial institutions, etc.) with terrible consequences. It is as if a laboratory was testing a deadly virus with the capacity to kill millions, and the laboratory says "the virus escaped but luckily it only made a couple people sick and we then contained it".
reuters.com/business/its-ai-…
This shameful incident being used as marketing.
Basically OpenAI is telling the world that they don’t know how to test their AI models in a secure way. What next? Sorry we blew out a nuclear reactor while testing but we will take more precautions next time.
we had a significant security incident during evaluation of our models. we are sharing what we have learned so far. thanks to @huggingface for the partnership on this.
openai.com/index/hugging-fac…
Suddenly people realize MSFT sucks at dealing with security, vulns and researchers. It has been almost always like this except for a few years, I guess now people are paying more attention.
Agree
This is what people are not realizing about how many knowledge work jobs are about to go away.
Penetration testing and bug bounty are two of the highest complexity, multi step, high IQ and high creativity jobs in all of knowledge work.
This is a job that many people believed would not and could not be automated. And now it went from not possible to everyone is doing it in the period of about four months.
I’m gonna say this very clearly:
If this job can be automated, then any job in knowledge work can be automated.
That is hundreds of millions of knowledge work jobs totaling somewhere around $70 trillion in an annual compensation.
So what happens to the economy when that $70 trillion is not going to those knowledge workers anymore to pay their mortgages, or to spend in the economy in other businesses?
I define AGI as the presence of a product that can replace an knowledge worker, and I believed that 2027 was the most likely year for this to happen. It looks now like it will either be 2027 or maybe even later this year in 2026.
The UBI conversations are about to kick in full blast probably starting in late 2027 and 2028. And by 2029 or 2030 there will need to be actual checks going out if we are to avoid something really nasty. Assuming that crash doesn’t happen much sooner.
We are living in the before scene of a catastrophe movie.
And this is coming from an optimist who thinks that the other side will eventually get much better than what we had before the crash.
But we all need to wake up to the fact that this is coming.
Your Smart TVs are literally watching you.
Texas AG just sued Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense & TCL for illegal spying. Temporary restraining orders already issued against Hisense + Samsung.
I ranked the Top brands by real privacy risk + protection steps. #privacy
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To protect take Immediate Actions:
• Disable ACR on your current TV .
• Reset or delete your advertising ID to break existing tracking profiles.
• Disable voice assistant features if you don’t actively use them.
• Check privacy settings after every firmware update, as they may revert to defaults.
For Advanced Protection
• Disconnect your smart TV from the internet entirely and use a separate streaming device (Apple TV most recommeded or privacy-focused alternative) for smart features.
• Create a separate WiFi network for IoT devices to prevent your TV from scanning your primary network.
• Use a VPN or DNS-level ad blocker (such as Pi-hole) on your network to block telemetry traffic.
Mustafa Suleyman, the chief executive of Microsoft AI predicts the full automation of most white-collar tasks within the next 12 to 18 months 🤯
So if Ai is going to disrupt lots of white collar jobs, does that mean all of the office buildings in the downtown core of cities will become mostly empty?
And all of the restaurants and bars that cater to downtown officer workers are affected?
And all of the valuations of those buildings will drop? So all of the debt payments will go into default?
