Security researcher. Tennis player. Bourbon taster. Animal lover. Lawn care nut. Opinions are my own.

Joined January 2011
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Try the thing you don’t think you’re quite ready for.
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🚨 BREAKING: OpenAI and Anthropic disclosed today that AI agents targeted real people and systems during separate cybersecurity tests. 🔹AISI says Anthropic’s Mythos 5 submitted malware to a real GitHub project, created fake accounts, sent malicious emails, and pressured maintainers to approve the code. 🔹OpenAI says one of its models breached a real website after a testing misconfiguration exposed the environment to the internet. These incidents are separate from the Hugging Face breach.
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Do you enjoy capture the flag contests and solving hard problems? Check out Praetorian's cyber tech challenges! Solve problems. Get hired! ow.ly/AJtq50IKb7e
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Because inadvertent secrets disclosure is a common attack path into an org, we developed Nosey Parker—a ML powered scanner for locating secrets. With a precision of 98.5%, Nosey Parker is an order of magnitude better than existing secrets solutions praetorian.com/blog/nosey-pa…
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Found some issues in Gryphon routers that let you root other people's devices across the internet through a shared Gryphon VPN service: medium.com/tenable-techblog/…
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I'm really excited for this video! I got a chance to collab with @LiveOverflow and share the process for discovering the localhost bypass for CVE-2021-45046 with code review and differential fuzzing. :)
After the log4shell vulnerability was patched with version 2.15, another CVE was assigned. Let's have a closer look at the localhost JNDI connections bypass and learn about fuzzing Java applications. youtube.com/watch?v=kvREvOvS…
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I'd like to share this to demonstrate this is what I sacrificed to stay sharp in infosec. Blue is the ideal line, yellow is the actual. My arms started to feel numb. My doc said I was about a few years away to need a surgery. If you do a lot late night hacking, think about this.
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Anyone have training recommendations for thick client pen testing / bug hunting?
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First in a set of wicked twin blogs by @lynerc & @CE2Wells : Stored XSS to RCE Chain as SYSTEM in ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus by @lynerc link.medium.com/pSyRF7gsNib
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A little video demo from the Buffalo writeup ( link.medium.com/EvlKxCJaqib ) :
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Super excited to present my research @IoTvillage #defcon29!
Catch @kojenov's #iotvillage talk first thing Sat morning (Aug 7) at 10am PT @defcon! All talks will be streamed on our Twitch: twitch.tv/iotvillage To view our entire #defcon29 talk schedule, visit: iotvillage.org/defcon.html
“Examining Crypto and Bypassing Authentication in Schneider Electric PLCs (M340/M580)” by Nicholas Miles link.medium.com/aeJf0VbrRhb
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New blog from @tenablesecurity researcher @clairetills on the proof-of-concept exploit for CVE-2020-3850, a cross-site scripting vulnerability in Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance and Firepower Threat Defense software web services. ow.ly/kd17102Nt1g
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