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Trash Mortis retweeted
back in the day hackers tore their asses for opsec. now they're giving up everything down to their underwear for claude cyber verification.
We’re expanding our Cyber Verification Program to give security professionals broader access to our most capable models. Through this program, verified security professionals can access Claude Mythos 5.1, Opus 5.5, and Sonnet 5.5 with safeguards designed for defensive work. We’re also opening up new tiers to allow for authorized offensive work, like penetration testing and red-teaming. anthropic.com/news/cyber-ver…
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Today, we sued TP-Link for lying about the safety of its routers and its ties to the CCP. TP-Link sold Floridians the digital front door to their home network while misrepresenting how secure it was, how separated the company was from China, and what could happen to their data.
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Trash Mortis retweeted
🤦‍♂️Republicans are offering socialism ($5,000 checks for everyone) as an alternative to Democratic socialism…
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Hello Unfortunately, @GitHub has banned us. They have orbital nuked the entire malware source code collection.
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Trump mobile has no incident response team to handle this 😭😭
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Trash Mortis retweeted
He knows AI better than 99 percent of AI influencers
@dingchilling 🫪
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Yo indians no more pinging medusa for depos hes in jail. Thank you @briankrebs, fbi did nothing here your the goat king. rey / medusa (saif al-din khader), a key name on the shinyhunters extortion side, got detained tuesday in amman. jordan ran the pickup with fbi on the case. he’s still held, investigation is open, and sources say he’s already cooperating, handing over devices and comms to help locate the rest of the crew. medusa aka rey spent thousands on star rains and giveaways across com. com beggars gonna have a hard time ahead.
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For anyone saying that opus 5.5 is better than astra your "judging of it" is 100% just telling to code you a pretty front end js browser game because thats the ONLY THING it can do better than astra. Bet your 1 prompting it to.
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How many linux/windows zero days do u guys think the NSA has right now.
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Anyone know if tlo.ac is real i cba to actually look myself im to lazy. @ cybersecruity people
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I am going to spend the next 4 hours of my life learning the basics of C++ and then every day this month im going to spend 6 hours inside C++ with no AI. Because i need to challenge my brain and i also need a deeper understanding of how to write code efficiently
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Doing also is just insane you really start knowing nothing and then becoming an exerpect no feeling is compareable
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So we clearly have no IDPS sensors, or anything of that matter. 9 Months of access were they just sitting there doing nothing?? How is that possible to go undetected for 9 months. The Pentagon is investigating a major HR system data breach that exposed the personal information of current and former military personnel. [1] Details of the Breach Timeline: Unauthorized users gained access to the system starting in October, but the breach was not discovered until July
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One day there will be a coding lang created for AI's that only AI's can understand.
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GLM did 0 web searches, these parameters are hard cooked into it. This should honestly be illegal.
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Before this kind of shit would of put you on a watch list and get you a possible visit from the feds. Now anyone can do this shit. Thats a massive problem and why i disagree with current open source AI and why AI should be regulated. I think open source AI is good but not when they train it off shit like this. Grok is trained off this shit to.
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https://37.77.150.95 can someone ddos this for a yn
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Whoever nulled that shit W mans
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high-power microwaves among capabilities, The Palantir goybeam from ig reels is coming😭🙏🙏. They can give anyone havanana syndrome from SPACE soon. "The U.S. Space Force openly says directed-energy weapons can operate in orbit, including lasers and other emitters. Its examples are primarily attacking or disabling other satellites, where an orbital weapon can maneuver relatively close to its target. A 2026 Space Force document also lists lasers and high-power microwaves among capabilities anticipated for the 2040 operating environment—which is evidence that the technology is taken seriously, but not confirmation that such systems are currently deployed against ground targets."
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Replying to @USSpaceForce
Also i need a detector that detects a ton of electromatic rays attacking me because i don't want to become a victim of my own goybeam.
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