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Hacker, Researcher, Podcast Producer (Tribe of Hackers, Darknet Diaries). Proud dad of the fastest climber in the world. Ever. “Ut scandis, alios subleva”

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Joined November 2008
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BIG NEWS! On 12/18/26, I'm giving the closing keynote at @BSidesRDU ! NGL... Seeing my name on a list with ppl like @HackingDave @AlyssaM_InfoSec @deviantollam @WeldPond @gdead @irawinkler is a bit terrifying. But LFG!
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Sam lost the quarterfinal by 0.02 seconds here in Santiago, Chile. Text from Sam: “ unfortunate ending but I am not in any pain.” Onward and upward, son. We are all so proud of you for what you do and who you are.
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LIVE... Watch Sam Watson go for gold in the final international Speed Climbing event of 2026. Despite a recent injury, Sam wants to finish 2026 strong. (629 days until the Olympics) Link: Sam Watson dot live SamWatson.live
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I work in cybersecurity, but this move infuriates me, and I guarantee you that people like me will fight back, just like the cat & mouse game we've been fighting for 20 yrs with adblockers. IF I give them authority to do so, my agents WILL use hardware...
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... to access any website or application I tell them to. Not because I WANT my finances and health to be controlled by AI, but because I want that option available to me at my discretion!
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I suppose there is a tiny chance this might not be a scam designed to gather grokbot email addresses for a pr0mpt inj3ction* attack, but it certainly looks identical to what a such a lure would look like.
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* Sadly, my substitution of 0 and 3 is intentional.
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P.S. In case you didn't notice, "Research Ryan" is a @bot.
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Please do not launch swarms of self-replicating autonomous agents inside your own infrastructure unless you are life-and-death certain you know what you are doing. Which you aren’t.
If you've been through this, you know the onslaught won't stop until literally everything is fully secure. These swarms get inside your system, self replicate and operate real time. The only way to fight this is to use your own swarm of agents to help. Because of model limitations, you need to use Kimi K3 and GLM5.3. Grok is somewhat useful too. Unfortunately this going to get worse, if you own infra start thinking about this now.
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Reminder: "OpSec" is not the name of an exotic sexual position. (Well, at least not that I am aware of) “He also saved a 23-page document to his iCloud account titled “High Level Secrets” and a four-page document titled “Important Information to Share with Chinese Government.”
Former US Army Sergeant Joseph Schmidt pleaded guilty in June 2025 to charges of sharing classified information with the Chinese government. Schmidt served in the Army as a human intelligence collector from 2015 until January 2020, including with the 109th Military Intelligence Battalion at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington. He was trained in Mandarin at the Defense Language Institute and had a deep interest in Chinese culture. Six days after leaving active duty, Schmidt took a four-day trip to China, and then traveled to Turkey the following month, where he emailed the Chinese consulate offering them classified information before returning home again. In March 2020 he flew to Hong Kong and remained in China until October 2023. According to the FBI affidavit, Schmidt visited the headquarters of the Ministry of State Security in Beijing, offering them classified information along with his Army ID card and a PKI token which allowed access to the Army’s Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRnet). Schmidt left behind a wealth of digital evidence of his actions, including a Google search history for terms such as “can you be extradited for treason”, “soldier defect”, and “chinese.consulate number doesn’t go through”. The FBI’s affidavit includes screenshots of his Google Maps application which were recovered from his iCloud account and showed a driving route from Beijing International Airport to MSS headquarters. Another Google Maps screenshot showed his phone in close proximity to MSS headquarters on March 10th, 2020. He also saved a 23-page document to his iCloud account titled “High Level Secrets” and a four-page document titled “Important Information to Share with Chinese Government.” Investigators from the FBI and Army quickly built a case against him but had no opportunity to arrest him so long as he remained in China. FBI agents arrested Schmidt when he landed at San Francisco International Airport in October 2023. He initially pleaded not guilty but later changed his plea. In October 2025 he was sentenced to four years in prison. #usarmy #china #hongkong #beijing #army #soldier
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P.S. Follow @_0xKiwi if you aren’t already!!!
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Trillions of parameters and millions of watts of power pointed at one of the most important questions I had on Sunday.
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This is no longer just an incident, it is also part of a pattern.
OpenCode is currently under a sustained cyberattack, and mid-incident they ran into the same problem Hugging Face did: the frontier models they were using for defense began refusing to help fight attacking agents because analyzing the attacks started triggering safety guardrails.
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Nothing to see here, right? redact.link/decrypt
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Replying to @RayRedacted
So what you're saying is that I should start smoking?
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As amazing as I think this is, please use a burner phone without your MFA apps, passwords, and crypto or banking apps.
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Yet another reminder that “OpSec” is not (just) the name of a K-Pop Boy Band.
Must have used Gemini to plan this genius scheme
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Important warning for security researchers who are investigating security and alignment issues with Meta’s Muse agentic bot. If you activate an account, Facebook (possibly Instagram) will spam all your connections claiming that they should try Muse since you are using it.
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I have not been able to find a way to opt out of this behavior.
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