OSPF110☕
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Liker of tea ☕, networking and info-sec(although I don't really know what I'm doing)
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GenAI is a giant search engine, and it doesn't do more for malware than a slightly shittier Google would. Malware has been using polymorphism since I didn't have grey hair and drank less. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk.
November 17, 2025 at 9:11 AM
GenAI is a giant search engine, and it doesn't do more for malware than a slightly shittier Google would. Malware has been using polymorphism since I didn't have grey hair and drank less. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk.
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The last time I posted this I had some Zionists out themselves and get angry, so to be crystal clear I will repost it. I will always be a voice for the oppressed and for those less privileged than myself. Even if it costs me infosec clout.
November 11, 2025 at 6:14 AM
The last time I posted this I had some Zionists out themselves and get angry, so to be crystal clear I will repost it. I will always be a voice for the oppressed and for those less privileged than myself. Even if it costs me infosec clout.
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CrowdStrike’s AI ransomware marketing is total bullshit.
I’ve yet to see a single incident with AI ransomware, and almost every ransomware incident initial access doesn’t use phishing, let alone ‘AI phishing’. This is wildly irresponsible marketing by CrowdStrike leading to confused CISOs.
I’ve yet to see a single incident with AI ransomware, and almost every ransomware incident initial access doesn’t use phishing, let alone ‘AI phishing’. This is wildly irresponsible marketing by CrowdStrike leading to confused CISOs.
As ransomware attacks accelerate in speed and sophistication, 38% of security leaders rank AI-enabled ransomware as their top concern — the most frequently cited worry about AI-related security issues according to CSO’s new 2025 Security Priorities study. www.csoonline.com/article/4075...
AI-enabled ransomware attacks: CISO’s top security concern — with good reason
New surveys from CSO and CrowdStrike reveal growing fears that generative AI is accelerating ransomware attacks while defenders rush to harness the same technology to fight back.
www.csoonline.com
October 21, 2025 at 5:02 PM
CrowdStrike’s AI ransomware marketing is total bullshit.
I’ve yet to see a single incident with AI ransomware, and almost every ransomware incident initial access doesn’t use phishing, let alone ‘AI phishing’. This is wildly irresponsible marketing by CrowdStrike leading to confused CISOs.
I’ve yet to see a single incident with AI ransomware, and almost every ransomware incident initial access doesn’t use phishing, let alone ‘AI phishing’. This is wildly irresponsible marketing by CrowdStrike leading to confused CISOs.
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One the craziest elements about cybersecurity is you have half the industry sat worrying about cyberwar!1! and going on about quantum and AI, then you have you have the operational reality of what is actually happening on the ground - it bares no resemblance, at all, to what people are focused on.
October 1, 2025 at 3:21 PM
One the craziest elements about cybersecurity is you have half the industry sat worrying about cyberwar!1! and going on about quantum and AI, then you have you have the operational reality of what is actually happening on the ground - it bares no resemblance, at all, to what people are focused on.