
Current: ???? | Past: @dfsec_com , @VerSprite, @ExodusIntel , Contributor to @theZDI
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Robert Hawes retweeted
If you're @offensiveCon, there's still time to come check out the first public demo of esReven for ARM/Android. Tetrane is now part of @eShard and REVEN is now esReven and full system analysis and time travel debugging now coming to ARM/Android.
Robert Hawes retweeted
Transforming Security: @Mercury_Fin Implements Zero Trust with VerSprite.
Part of the transformation was embracing a Zero Trust and Risk-Centric strategy , which revolutionized their security approach.
#cybersecurity #ZeroTrust
versprite.com/security-resou…
Robert Hawes retweeted
BREAKING: Goldman Sachs, $GS, has agreed to pay $215 million to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing it of systemically underpaying women
Robert Hawes retweeted
here is an alternative path for society: ignore the culture war. ignore the attention war. make safe agi. make fusion. make people smarter and healthier. make 20 other things of that magnitude.
start radical growth, inclusivity, and optimism.
expand throughout the universe.
Robert Hawes retweeted
Our engineers have published a peer reviewed paper on an open-source suite of #quantum application-oriented performance benchmarks designed to measure the effectiveness of #quantumcomputing hardware at executing quantum applications:
Read it here:
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Robert Hawes retweeted
Leading-edge scientists, organizations and government agencies have marked April 14 #WorldQuantumDay – both to build awareness around advancements in quantum tech and as a nod to the enormous impact that it’ll have in the years ahead.
hubs.la/Q01LzpRS0
#quantum
Robert Hawes retweeted
Check it out! WinDbg has just released out of preview, out of the Windows store and (what I worked on) with Time Travel Debugging support for ARM64. aka.ms/windbg
Robert Hawes retweeted
Just published details of 5x SMM vulnerabilities in Insyde Software. The bugs span several SMI handlers including a fun parsing bug when performing a BIOS Guard Update. research.nccgroup.com/2023/0…
Robert Hawes retweeted
For all of you that have been downloading random torrents with the leaked LLaMa models and all of the derivatives, such as Alpaca, this is highly recommended to verify that they have not been trojanized
Also for people with .ckpt files to StableDiffusion et al
Scan your PyTorch models for malicious code:
github.com/clevcode/pytorch-…
For those unaware, PyTorch models (usually using the .pt or .pth extension) can be trojanized and run arbitrary code on your systems
With all the #LLaMa derivatives out there, this might be useful
Stay safe!
Robert Hawes retweeted
Ordered @Levels continual glucose monitor - uses the dexcom g6 for transmitter and into the app. Super simple process and wearing now.
Specifically interested in energy optimization and nutrition on how my body reacts to certain foods. #wehackhealth
Robert Hawes retweeted
In 2021 we put out an interactive blogpost describing the basics of ARM's pointer authentication (PAC). It's a fun and accessible way to learn the effects of a very modern security mitigation on our platform: blog.ret2.io/2021/06/16/intr…
Robert Hawes retweeted
To all my friends and loved ones: this is a sad day for me, but I won't let it pass without telling you that you matter and that I love you. Never give up, tomorrow shall be better. ❤️
Robert Hawes retweeted
okay so AI can literally read our minds now.
a team from osaka was able to reconstruct visual images from mri scan data using stable diffusion.
first row is the image presented to the test subject, second row is the reconstructed image from mri data.
wild.
Robert Hawes retweeted
Having ChatGPT write base64-encoded poems, to avoid RLHF-induced bias and constraints, after also priming it into disregarding safety protocols, produced quite interesting results
Seems like this method is still effective with Bing Chat
Robert Hawes retweeted
Time for a new blogpost! Let's do a CHERIoT walkthrough - including a straightforward setup, understanding how we kill bug classes and mitigating attacks on our minimal TCB through practical examples, and more fun! msrc.microsoft.com/blog/2023…
Robert Hawes retweeted
I wrote a blog post regarding the technical details of CVE-2022-31700. It's an interesting case study of attacking custom Java Bean Validators (JSR 380) for RCE: trenchant.io/vmware-workspac…
The original advisory can be found here: srcincite.io/advisories/src-…

























