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mafriese
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Comment #49080086
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Comment #48067619
I posted a comment on the announcement when it was posted here: >As someone who is working in incident response and malware analysis I have to say that is one of the worst ideas I …
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Comment #48045810
As someone who is working in incident response and malware analysis I have to say that is one of the worst ideas I have ever seen. A lot of companies have issues with ClickFix [1] …
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Comment #47886587
From my experience OpenAI has become very sensitive when it comes to using their tools for security research. I am using MCP servers for tools like IDA Pro or Ghidra (for malware a…
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Comment #47265227
I’m not saying that this is related to Wikipedia ditching archive.is but timing in combination with Russian messages is at least…weird.
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Comment #46985655
From the conclusion > Importantly, this work also highlights the defensive implications of such techniques. While Secure Boot and firmware integrity mechanisms would prevent this a…
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Comment #46748696
maybe it's a mix of both :)
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Comment #46748377
You can define the tools that agents are allowed to use in the opencode.json (also works for MCP tools I think). Here’s my config: https://pastebin.com/PkaYAfsn The models can call…
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Comment #46748217
Nope it isn’t. I did it as a joke initially (I also had a version where every 2 stories there was a meeting and if a someone underperformed it would get fired). I think there are m…
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Comment #46747660
Ok it might sound crazy but I actually got the best quality of code (completely ignoring that the cost is likely 10x more) by having a full “project team” using opencode with multi…
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Comment #45810177
I am still torn on this issue. On the one hand, it feels like a copyright violation when other people's works are used to train an ML model. On the other hand, it is not a copyrigh…
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Comment #44004060
I never doubted that it's possible but it's way harder than identifying bank accounts. There is a massive business behind crypto tracking, that's why companies like MasterCard have…
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Comment #44003399
You can easily establish the connection from a bank account to a person. A connection from a crypto wallet to a person is extremely difficult. Money laundering with crypto is also …
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Comment #44003034
> The threat actor appears to have obtained this information by paying multiple contractors or employees working in support roles outside the United States to collect information f…
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Comment #42192205
This is perfect advertising for the Ladybird browser. I hope that some of the developers (if this really goes live on the release channel) will join other projects. I can understan…
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Comment #41705801
Is this in any way better than eza? https://github.com/eza-community/eza
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Comment #40863930
The website uses "Enter your 6-digit authentication code" as an example and then shows a 4-digit auth code in the text field https://imgur.com/a/u4STHPe
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Comment #40716630
https://github.com/mafriese/scarecrow Can upload any files you want there. Direct DL for one of the files: https://github.com/mafriese/scarecrow/raw/main/autoruns.exe
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Comment #40716282
This "thing" is always spawning 3 processes at the time. The processes are always the ones from the virustotal link. I can upload the DLL to a file sharing service of your choice i…
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Comment #40715995
I don't understand why the software is built how it's built. Why would you want to implement licensing in the future for a software product that only creates fake processes and reg…
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Comment #32423197
You guys are getting paid?
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Comment #30373661
Use Bitwarden instead. fixed. https://bitwarden.com/
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Comment #28786378
Because the 99$/year are for the dev platform and the 15%/30% cut are for using the infrastructure needed for in app purchases.
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Comment #28786251
they do - the first 1m$ only cost 15% - It's btw the same with the Google Play Store