@zzt "Why is investing in AI important for Firefox?" the question I want answered but know it won't be
spinnyspinlock@infosec.exchange
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here’s a worked example of why nobody believes firefox’s AI kill switch will be anything but a marketing wedge -
Today in InfoSec Job Security News:@GossiTheDog I see it, could probably start a threat intelligence business off the claude feed
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Today in InfoSec Job Security News:@GossiTheDog I became used to checking projects I am checking out for claude (etc) in the source files and commits really fast

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Everything written by AI boosters tracks much more clearly if you simply replace "AI" with "cocaine". -
So You Want To Write An Open Source Discord Replacement@0xabad1dea > So You Want To Write An Open Source Discord Replacement
I really don't, it sounds like a lot of difficult and thankless work… oh I get it.
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I keep seeing stories about LLMs finding vulnerabilities.@joshbressers newer tools have trended towards customization (LibAFL for fuzzing, CodeQL for static analysis) because vulnerability research requires knowledge of the code and environment to have effective results.
I worry for open source having to deal with a worse version of "my scanner found a thousand uses of strcpy", and having to divert attention from actual security issues.
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This seems weird.. the exec in charge of cybersecurity at Microsoft, Charlie Bell, is being replaced as apparently he wants to be an individual contributor engineer (which I was) rather than an org leader.@GossiTheDog "Secure Future" being watered down is the mild and completely predictable news I need in these times.