Today a bunch of my open-source projects got slammed by incorrect AI-written vulnerability reports demanding $299 for disclosure

[spaceinvader@social.securitytheater.net]

@jonty Yeah, I wouldn’t pay $299 for something with only a SHA-256 seal! That’s more than $1/bit.

[eatyourgreens@mastodon.social]

@jonty isn’t extortion a teensy bit illegal in the UK?

[luc0x61@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@jonty When you have a perfect idiot machine to generate massive scam, why don't?
Here's the real added value of LLMs, where to monetize on.

[guillotine_jones@beige.party]

@jonty
Who said Ai isn't making money?

[n1xnx@tilde.zone]

@jonty
Sounds like criminal extortion to me.
Send a C&D letter and f9ile a complaint with the police? Since it's over the wire, that makes it Federal if it's in the US.

[nobody@mastodon.acm.org]

@jonty
"You're in a desert, Leon, walking along in the sand ..."

[tr4nt0r@chaos.social]

@jonty more like Veritas scamming engine. Also got an issue yesterday, but it was empty without any details. But I instantly deleted it and blocked the account.

[rndanger@infosec.exchange]

@eatyourgreens @jonty
Not if you put pressure on the right people

[musevg@23.social]

@jonty @da_667
So… This is your code? And they created an issue about 2 alleged vulnerabilities and are asking you for $299 to disclose them to you?

[xeno@hexokina.se]

@jonty@chaos.social this is just a sloppy attempt at automated extortion

(to the creator of this “””tool”””) get fucked mate