DB Cooper @hackyanonymous

Great pentesters don’t need AI to find bugs, their skill does that. When those pentesters use AI built for testing, they can validate and prove issues faster, reduce noise, and scale expertise across a team. See real examples and how Burp AI stays human-led ⬇️ portswigger.net/burp/ai

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Aditya Gupta @adi1391

7 months ago

~$21B in market value disappeared in hours : CrowdStrike (CRWD) -8%, Cloudflare (NET) -8.1%, Okta (OKTA) -9.2%, Qualys (QLYS) -10.2%, Zscaler (ZS) -5.5% - lowest in the last few years. For many : Panic Mode. but Zoom out → → → This is a Huge Win for safer code and a pivotal moment in CyberSecurity. With OpenAI’s Aardvark and now Anthropic’s Claude Code Security : the game is evolving fast, for the better. There’s zero point in humans grinding away at tasks AI crushes at scale and depth - and it’s proven - like with the recent EVMBench, and others. But that doesn’t kill the industry. It frees it to level up. This is the foundation of all real progress. We've long been addicted to the adrenaline of breaking things (red team glory, bug bounties, pentest hero stories), but we’ve spent far less energy on making systems truly unbreakable. In that direction, it’s great that the frontier labs are taking it up. And more individual researchers should too. Vibe Coding is hitting security hard : what used to require expensive consultants, armies of specialists, is now in reach of every dev team. Selling “magic” products (snake-oil) is no longer sustainable. Selling Products & Services which are now vibe-codable and are in realm of everyone, is what advancement looks like. Its about democratizing deep reasoning so defenders can scale fixes faster than attackers scale exploits. It’s time for the true curiousity seekers to go deeper & pursue their true passion of figuring out how to break the unbreakable. But what’s next? What’s going to be relevant in the coming times? What is red team/sec research/exploitation expertise going to look like? Well, Expertise is no longer going to be about Information Arbitrage -- that untruth is disappearing quickly. Expertise is about: 1. Can you apply your Intelligence at the highest level, consistently? 2. Do you know where to apply your Intelligence? If you’re in cybersec and worried your current skills won’t keep you relevant → adapt now. How to adapt? By Mastering the Meta Layer: - How to Orchestrate Agents? - How to build longer Reasoning systems? - How to Engineer Reliable, Obserable Systems? - Building Supervision, Evals, Agentic Collaboration frameworks - Secure/Flexible Sandboxing These are the force multipliers, which you can apply across any surface : IoT, Web3, Mobile, Cloud, Web, Infra, ICS, OT, anything. The surface layer work? Humans won’t own that much longer. It’s time you face that reality. Value of Human output is diminishing rapidly there, whether you like it or not. Say Hello to an Era where Security looks radically different. It’s no longer fear-fueled “secret knowledge” sales, but proactive, curiosity-driven creation. If you’re a dreamer, it’s time to rethink what the future could look like. And it’s time to build that future. I’m in. Are you?

Claude @claudeai

7 months ago

Introducing Claude Code Security, now in limited research preview. It scans codebases for vulnerabilities and suggests targeted software patches for human review, allowing teams to find and fix issues that traditional tools often miss. Learn more: anthropic.com/news/claude-co…

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Claude @claudeai

7 months ago

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DB Cooper @hackyanonymous

7 months ago

@thanmathi2 @drkrvcvijay Avoid direct sugar, indirect sugar(cookies, sweet drinks and snacks). Max protein, less carbs. Regular physical activity like walking or mild exercise.