Nathan Hamiel
@nathanhamiel
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Sr Director of Research. Black Hat Review Board Member and Public Speaker. I focus on emerging technologies and future threats.
Jacksonville
Joined May 2008
Yes, this is what dystopia looks like.
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The more probabilistic applications become, integrating dynamically generated components, the less relevant static analysis becomes. Architecture reviews are the new static analysis! Happy Friday 😆
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When news media have to write at the speed of social media, of course, they are going to get things wrong and make mistakes like thinking AI slop is real. The problem isn't how good AI is. It’s the expectation that velocity is what matters most. It’s the Ricky Bobby approach.
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Well, I guess we’ll find out since this is the experiment we seem to be running.
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This is a great example of what pushing security back on the user looks like for the generative AI era.
The Claude exploit is covered by The Register today. The article mentions the official advice and mitigation is to click the stop button if you see data exfiltration happening! This is how the hope for secure, autonomous agents is slowly going down the drain... @simonw
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I feel like this sums up so much of our current moment. However, some of the epic fails people are posting certainly are hilarious.
Why would someone pay $20k for a robot controlled by a human in a remote location to do things more slowly and clumsily when the median wage for a maid or housekeeper is $33k per year, which is spread across 10-20 households?
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AI Security is mostly application and product security.
What’s your cybersecurity take that’s got you like this? I’m heading out but when I’m back I’ll drop some of my own in the comments.
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this is like winning the pissing yourself competition
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Consider this: It’s not just privacy issues. Computer use agents and agentic browsers violate the fundamental security protections provided by the operating system and the browser. Things like application isolation and same origin operate at a lower level than the agent, meaning
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OpenAI's Atlas shrugs off security concerns over prompt injection
theregister.com
: 'Trust no AI' says one researcher
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Hire clowns, get the circus.
> today this guy axes FAIR at Meta > so this is a quick recap of his origin story > and why he should not be the one > making that decision > Alexandr Wang, born January 1997 > age 19, drop out of MIT > co-found Scale AI > "what if we label data, but mid?" > convince every LLM
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Sorry, but if you use the term "vibe lifing" you deserve all of the ridicule you get. You also deserve to get owned when you mindlessly install these tools in your native OS.
OpenAI wants you to delegate "all sorts of tasks, both in your personal and professional life," to its new AI browser agent.
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AI Security is really a misnomer in the age of generative AI, and it can seem counterintuitive to consider components we implement ourselves as threats, but that’s exactly what we need to do. Post link in the comments.
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