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Senior Cybersecurity Analyst | Malware Hunter - 1/3 of @hack_en_ Martial arts, caffeine and ego trips. Opinions are personal and don't represent my employer.

Joined June 2023
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Oops! Missed the general strike in Spain today. Either way, good day to remind you that collective bargaining (strikes, unions, etc) is for losers, and that one of the most important and impactful things you can do in your life is to steer your professional career towards jobs with a high skill ceiling, so that you can negotiate with employers as an individual. One of the reasons why the US is so ahead of Europe right now is because this simple fact is widely understood there, at a cultural level, whilst in the EU there are just millions and millions of people stuck with the mentality of a Victorian-era chimney boy. It's very weird to see so many folks with that relationship towards their work. Just completely surrendering control and assuming that any kind of improvement in their job and their lives can only come through external forces outside of their control. It's a very defeatist attitude towards life, and funnily enough, it hasn't been _that_ true or effective in the past two centuries: the big wins in worker rights have come off the heels of great advancements in technology, and the same thing is going to happen with the advent of AI and automation. But regardless of historical precedent, the fundamental issue is that this is just a very shitty way to live. If you can help it (and most people can!), why would you let your life's goals become hostages of the formless blob of the proletariat? What are the chances that the whims of the mob are actually what's most beneficial for you and your family? I just don't see it man. I look at the people protesting in Spain and they're deeply miserable, and in the vast majority of cases this misery comes straight from the total abdication of their personal responsibility. In the 21st century, it's psychologically damaging to be willingly helpless towards external factors. You can't fix that by protesting. It's self-inflicted. Anyway, back to work.
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A man who pioneered parallel processing cannot be expected to run a single thread
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“Sorry babe our life savings are gone. The CEO fucked a spy”
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gemelo digital van a aprovechar la tragedia para sacar otro mega contrato con Accenture a mí me van a llevar preso
Puente anuncia la creación de un nuevo software para los centros de control de Adif y un agente de IA para detectar anomalías
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¿En qué momento me convertí en una persona que cuando su ratón de 130 pavos se pone feo lo cambia al instante por otro ratón de 130 pavos?
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fun day
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I could get used to this shi
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Because the request was to remove the fake gods. Jesus did not qualify.
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este proyecto es el resumen perfecto del contrato social español: - tú remas y hacienda te confisca casi la mitad de la nómina para dar servicios públicos, entre otros: "solucionar el problema de la vivienda" - el gobierno coge 1.4M de esos impuestos y se los inyecta a una big4 - el partner de EY se embolsa el bonus y le pasa el marrón a un junior de 24 años que cobra en cuencos de arroz - antes de que el junior vea un solo euro, el estado le vuelve a meter un sablazo en el irpf y en cotizaciones para pagarle la pensión máxima indexada al ipc a los jubilados de este país - el junior, asfixiado a impuestos y compartiendo un zulo sin ventanas a 600 pavos la habitación en un barrio que la ONU califica como zona de guerra, le tira un prompt a una subscripción de Claude pagado de su bolsillo a escondidas porque en el trabajo no le dejan usarlo (temas de compilance) y el bicho le levanta un frontend slop que se lo entrega al manager y para más inri, el dueño del piso paco, que lo compró en el 96 por cuatro duros, es el mismo boomer que cobra la pensión el estado quema los impuestos, la consultora parásita el capital económico y humano, el boomer absorbe la renta del trabajo y el político se saca la foto para el telediario
La web ha costado 1.433.847,58 euros a mano de EY
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Saw the Sadie Sink Calvin Klein stuff…
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so you can use Microsoft Defender's own signed boot driver to nuke other security software at boot. no exploit, no vuln, just intended functionality turned against itself. the "trusted signed driver" model is held together with tape Full story below 👇
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So my morning newspaper is ready, no more scrolling during the morning poop.
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Vale, desde ahora esta cuenta no solo la gestiono yo sino también un agente, que estoy probando cositas. Si veis un tweet cagándome en los muertos de Pedro Sánchez, es que soy yo.
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Researchers bypassed Grok and Gemini's safety filters by encrypting the prompt and decrypting it only inside a trusted execution env — the guardrail never sees the payload. Content-filtering alone can't secure LLMs anymore. #AI #MLSec #cybersecurity Full story below 👇
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Visiting cool places today ✌🏻
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She’s a 10 but CVSSv4 says she’s a 5.9
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