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Both are true, the difference is the skill level of the people who use / create programs to coordinate LLMs to generate those reports. The AI slop you see on curl's bug bounty prog…

My pleasure, your team is doing a great job and its good to see competition in that space, forces everyone to push forward :D

I am a Burp guy, but lately Caido[1] has been trending, pretty lightweight and can be ran in headless mode. It's still very security-oriented (as Burp Suite is), but might be worth…

Pretty stoked for this model. Building a lot with "mixture of agents" / mix of models and Gemini's smaller models do feel really versatile in my opinion. Hoping that the local ones…

I did have a similar need. Built it around discord as a bot that would parse links and the various filetypes associated (github repos, tweets, blog posts, pdfs...) to both archive …

Depends on your hobbies. I'm into cybsec, there's a ton of small events where you can either be on stage (so submit a proposal), but there is often what we call "rumps" which are u…

I often tend to integrate talking passionately about a topic in my head with an imaginary interlocutor. While not directly being a rehearsal in itself, it really helps with develop…

Looks very cool. Wondering what the client-side security researchers will be able to find with that. A friend of mine is developping DomLoggerpp [1] notably to monitor and debug Ja…

Interesting. Quick question in regards to the code generation : Do you dump the DOM to provide relevant context to build the automation or does the agent automatically tries to dis…

I'd say the most important part is to have a low-friction tool that fits within an individual's workflow. I like their tool, but i do agree on my side that a Notion with collapsibl…