breaking stuff

Joined November 2017
anyone outside the tech twitter bubbble clearly knows openai is winning the ai race. if you compare ai offerings between both companies, openai is significantly leading. anthropic spent most of their time building ai for coding which gave a lead initially..
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but openai was able to catch up incredibly fast. today, they're both fairly on the same level in terms of coding. since openai focused on a variety of things beforehand, they have a variety of offerings for consumers, while anthropic isnt really good at anything else but coding
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Casually tapping the sign:
Highest ROI for hiring a security engineer today than ever before. The tools are getting GOOD, like really good. You can find and fix bugs. You WILL find bugs, but you have to be looking. Either invest in seceng+tooling now, or spend ++money responding to incidents.
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i used to love reading security writeups, i found it really interesting to see the thinking process behind how they found really impressive vulnerabilities. nowadays security writeups consist of prompting AI and effortlessly finding vulnerabilities with zero effort
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You aren't "Building" anything when you just tell claude what to do, if you have a bot write a whole codebase for you it is no different than looking at someone elses code. If you have no idea what's where or how it's implemented it simply isn't Your code.
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the watchers: how openai, the US government, and persona have been secretly running an identity surveillance system since nov 2023. vmfunc.re/blog/persona researched by @vmfunc, @MDLcsgo, @DziurwaF
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we pwned x, vercel, cursor, and discord through a supply-chain attack news.ycombinator.com/item?id…
how to hack discord, vercel and more with one easy trick kibty.town/blog/mintlify/
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CVE-2025-67842 CVE-2025-67843 CVE-2025-67844 CVE-2025-67845 CVE-2025-67846 w/ @hackermondev, @MDLcsgo
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back in 2023, i found a vulnerability on Discord to grab a support ticket details using just it's id. ticket ids are incremental so an attacker could have enumerated the entire platform and stolen everything. i reported it to their bug bounty program. they marked it as an "High", refused to upgrade its severity, and then silently fixed it.
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the recent Discord breach shows just how critical of a vulnerability this was. if someone else had stumbled upon this vulnerability, they could have very easily stolen thousands of government IDs and confidential data this is another classic example of how bug bounties are very scammy. Discord's response to the recent data breach shows just how severe this vulnerability could have been.
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the hackerone employee who decided to change the dark theme needs to be fired
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you could essentially bypass any turnstile challenge during the outage. next cloudflare outage gonna be crazy
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i've been working on a security tool that i genuinely think will revolutionize web security research just a few more things to do..
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how to gain code execution on millions of people and hundreds of popular apps and of course, firebase was (partially) the cause kibty.town/blog/todesktop/
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the creator of doxbin was pwned through a calorie counter app
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long article but its a really interesting OSINT investigation into Doxbin's original owner nacha.sh/
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A bug in Cloudflare (and just the nature of how CDNs work) let an attacker learn the broad location of Discord, Signal, Twitter users by just sending them an image, according to a researcher. It works because you check which data center cached the image 404media.co/cloudflare-issue…
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