RAWR! I want to share that I've incorporated #AI #agent into my threat detection tool for #GitHub enhancing its analytical capabilities with an extra layer of analysis. What's exciting is the continuous improvement. I will refine it with personalized feedback loops for reporting suspicious accounts.

I now have a working web service for #GitHub Watchdog. It's already displaying the latest #malware campaign.

I just got off work and wanted to see what the watchdog has been barking at. It found a really bizarre campaign on #GitHub. Seems benign at the moment but this reminds me of #scammers testing boundaries before sending a mass #phishing campaign in the #email world.

github.com/BearHuddlest...

I've been working on my GitHubWatchdog tool some more by reviewing the results. Then a thought came to me. Why don't I make a "Threat Research" AI agent that can analyze my findings, highlight them, and provide ideas for future heuristic methods. This is really exciting for me! Wanted to share.

For fun, I've created a tool, GitHub Watchdog, that'll bark at suspicious users on GitHub. I'm slowly adding more heuristic methods to scan for malicious repos. I'm seeing results. All true positive! Very interesting disk_usage... Possible new behavior pattern?

I've found various types of suspicious #GitHub accounts thanks to a tool I created. Some new fake #Stargazers, some possibly #hijacked users, others hosting #malware, and even freshly minted #bots.