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Introducing Exploit Observer — More than Shodan Exploits, Less than Vulners

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Re: Introducing Exploit Observer — More than Shodan Exploits, Less than Vulners

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This could be the most incredible tool ever built and nobody would ever know. This is a flooded market with a lot of relatively mature and reputable entries, but neither this article or the GitHub repo articulate why this is any better than any of them. The repo also links to a benchmarking review that... doesn't actually seem to include this tool. Props for being more honest than a lot of AI startups with this line…

thanks man! i actually am not really aware much about pitching or convincing people but yeah i sure am learning. i really appreciate your feedback.

Re: Introducing Exploit Observer — More than Shodan Exploits, Less than Vulners

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This could be the most incredible tool ever built and nobody would ever know. This is a flooded market with a lot of relatively mature and reputable entries, but neither this article or the GitHub repo articulate why this is any better than any of them. The repo also links to a benchmarking review that... doesn't actually seem to include this tool. Props for being more honest than a lot of AI startups with this line…

links dead what’d i miss?

yeah cloudflare can be real aggressive at these times.

Re: Introducing Exploit Observer — More than Shodan Exploits, Less than Vulners

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Yeah, I found the whole thing a rambling mess. Article was filled with try hard quotes about war and nothing of substance. Why are infosec people so cringe?

infosec person here (vendor, so sort of), it's pretty obvious the article is written by someone who doesn't understand the subject they're trying to pitch a solution for

yeah I really struggle with all that. constantly learning though.

Re: Introducing Exploit Observer — More than Shodan Exploits, Less than Vulners

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infosec person here (vendor, so sort of), it's pretty obvious the article is written by someone who doesn't understand the subject they're trying to pitch a solution for

yeah I really struggle with all that. constantly learning though.

I can respect that, but then the question that arises whether you should be developing a product for something you don't grasp the mechanics of
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