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imo infra setup/recon becoming lower difficulty also increases their ability to complicate tracking and correlation so there's downstream impacts to the defensive side. and that's before you start into the proliferation side of it. agree it's not a game changer but kind of a cheap little opsec win
November 14, 2025 at 10:38 PM
imo infra setup/recon becoming lower difficulty also increases their ability to complicate tracking and correlation so there's downstream impacts to the defensive side. and that's before you start into the proliferation side of it. agree it's not a game changer but kind of a cheap little opsec win
not my fight but this seems like moving goalposts? the thing they said it couldn't do now it can and there's "proof" (as far as you trust the source) of it being used by state affiliated actors, which in theory means someone sees value in it. what _would_ feel innovative?
November 14, 2025 at 10:32 PM
not my fight but this seems like moving goalposts? the thing they said it couldn't do now it can and there's "proof" (as far as you trust the source) of it being used by state affiliated actors, which in theory means someone sees value in it. what _would_ feel innovative?
baby steps. it's been 5 months and this is just the publicly observable case(s)
bsky.app/profile/wyli...
bsky.app/profile/wyli...
Couldn’t agree more. The only meaningful use of GenAI I’ve seen in malicious cyber activity from state-nexus or eCrime is in persona construction. The idea that AI is somehow going to create god-tier malware (or some similar huge tradecraft innovation) is entirely detached from operational reality.
I love Wired in many ways but this is nonsense, ransomware groups do just fine with phishing, stolen credentials and known vulnerabilities that haven’t been patched. This notion that attackers are going to seriously take up using GenAI just isn’t evidenced anywhere I’ve seen.
November 14, 2025 at 9:56 PM
baby steps. it's been 5 months and this is just the publicly observable case(s)
bsky.app/profile/wyli...
bsky.app/profile/wyli...
this was where a friend of mine washed out of FTC and in his words it was "totally worth it dude"
October 5, 2025 at 3:36 AM
this was where a friend of mine washed out of FTC and in his words it was "totally worth it dude"
why did you just type a bunch of asterisks? 🤔
August 12, 2025 at 1:45 AM
why did you just type a bunch of asterisks? 🤔
This is NR division erasure
July 8, 2025 at 2:17 AM
This is NR division erasure
.cn actors in particular have long been all about quantity over quality in aggregate (exceptions always notwithstanding)
June 4, 2025 at 10:54 PM
.cn actors in particular have long been all about quantity over quality in aggregate (exceptions always notwithstanding)
The 2nd part of this is correct but the 1st part is why these actors are absolutely using this to build garbage-tier+ tooling across many layers of the kill chain
Real Estate Its Free Real Estate GIF
Alt: why because it's free real estate
media.tenor.com
June 4, 2025 at 10:53 PM
The 2nd part of this is correct but the 1st part is why these actors are absolutely using this to build garbage-tier+ tooling across many layers of the kill chain
IMO worth adding Counterpart and Le Bureau (seasons 1-2 only) to maybe round out that top 5
May 20, 2025 at 2:07 PM
IMO worth adding Counterpart and Le Bureau (seasons 1-2 only) to maybe round out that top 5
Pascal is then shot by ISB agent Dedra Meero in hanger bay 35
April 21, 2025 at 12:30 AM
Pascal is then shot by ISB agent Dedra Meero in hanger bay 35
CIA Office of Cyber Offense playbook (derogatory)
January 15, 2025 at 10:28 PM
CIA Office of Cyber Offense playbook (derogatory)
It's because of the metric system, right?
January 13, 2025 at 7:26 PM
It's because of the metric system, right?
Current state of 4th amendment exceptions at the border, whether you need to unlock your phone/device if they ask, and if there are legal differences between biometric and knowledge-based (PIN/passcode) locks
October 19, 2024 at 7:47 PM
Current state of 4th amendment exceptions at the border, whether you need to unlock your phone/device if they ask, and if there are legal differences between biometric and knowledge-based (PIN/passcode) locks
Would the most recent Telco op be classed as counterespionage rather than OFCO? The line between "mitigating adversary capabilities" and "penetration of adversary service to mislead or gain info advantage" seems blurry here. Would maybe depend on if they had RO vs RW access?
October 7, 2024 at 9:54 PM
Would the most recent Telco op be classed as counterespionage rather than OFCO? The line between "mitigating adversary capabilities" and "penetration of adversary service to mislead or gain info advantage" seems blurry here. Would maybe depend on if they had RO vs RW access?
This is Breach (2007) erasure and should not stand
October 1, 2024 at 5:39 PM
This is Breach (2007) erasure and should not stand
More like annual security awareness training 101. CI 101 is closer to "hm nice Ferrari on a govt salary you've got there..."
September 5, 2024 at 9:41 PM
More like annual security awareness training 101. CI 101 is closer to "hm nice Ferrari on a govt salary you've got there..."
It's important to note this was going to be "everybody has a limit" from Ronin which is more period-appropriate and the better film, but the Ronin gif availability is disappointing
August 24, 2024 at 3:20 AM
It's important to note this was going to be "everybody has a limit" from Ronin which is more period-appropriate and the better film, but the Ronin gif availability is disappointing
I'm sure there's orgs out there that can help them land on their feet
career.huawei.com/reccampporta...
career.huawei.com/reccampporta...
Huawei is Open for Global Recruitment
career.huawei.com
July 15, 2024 at 10:35 PM
I'm sure there's orgs out there that can help them land on their feet
career.huawei.com/reccampporta...
career.huawei.com/reccampporta...