CIRCLE WITH A DOT

Working in Jupyter again after a long absence. Feels goooood

@mttaggart @catsalad Drones + thermite.

@mttaggart More into PhD defences distorted into dark ambient soundscapes myself https://mobula.bandcamp.com/album/hooggeleerde-opponents

@AAKL Nope! That's not right.It uses email as a protocol, but you don't give it your email information at all.Uses this: https://chatmail.at

@mttaggart Yep. Also last two weeks is: patch faster (to keep baddies exploiting just published X), patch slower with cooldowns (to prevent supply-chain shit hitting your environment) or patching doesn't really matter (as marketing-driven AI is finding new vulns all the time). I think I'll just keep preparing to run any nasty code in my env...

@mttaggart Zachtronics games to the rescue.

I've been sitting on this one, but happy to finally explain the issue.Teachable's CDN isn't fully fixed, and still exposes creator content through the paywall.https://taggart-tech.com/20260513-teachable-disclosure/

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@ifin/116563042830173373Please get in touch. Something ain't right here.

One of our TTI folks made this and I think it's pretty neat! Modular resume builder for cyber jobs using Typst. https://github.com/joshnck/typst_resume_generator

@mttaggart sigh

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@ifin/116558531955700753Here we go again

The headline is kind of misleading—the developer has no intention of manually creating all their code. But they are going to keep architecture out of the model's scope. I expect as the maintenance costs of vibecode accrue, this sentiment will echo louder.https://blog.k10s.dev/im-going-back-to-writing-code-by-hand/

@mttaggart @flyingpenguin Nice extortion racket you have there. Be a shame if something happened to it.cc: @cR0w

@crankylinuxuser @mttaggart This is of course most apparent in the original Eliza, since looking at the rules for Eliza gives us an immediate and very comprehensible peek behind the curtain. The exploitation of the Cooperative Principle is so obvious there that you cannot really deny it.Modern chatbots just have a better way of hiding it, especially since the apparatus behind the curtain is unfathomably huge.

@mttaggart The Red Hat mitigation works fine for protecting both Red Hat and Fedora.

@mttaggart AskME protocol

@mekki Thanks! We have the post updated.

@mttaggart @flyingpenguin The more I read about Mozilla's "yay, our magic wand found this many bugs," the more it reeks of its desperation to rediscover its raison d'etre with very questionable results.

@mttaggart So does that mean you can essentially get local code execution by communicating with a locally-running claude instance? That would be a bigger issue. If it's only Claude in the browser, performing clicks for you - i don't think there's a lot of extra capabilities you get, compared to what you have already when you get someone to install the extension.After all, why communicate with a different browser extension, when you already have a browser extension running?However, still not great sandboxing by anthropic obviously.

@tootbrute Unrelated entirely, just a very good tool for schools.