Out of context work quote: "we should find these machines, take their CPUs, and mount them on a stick as a warning to the others"
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Machine Speed is a lie: stop trying to fight AI with AI
Marketing departments are screaming that attackers are moving at "machine speed" and only AI-powered defenses can stop them. But cyberattacks have always been automated, and proactive defense beats reactive AI.
https://malwaretech.com/2026/09/machine-speed-is-a-lie-stop-trying-to-fight-ai-with-ai.html
In the second half of the legend, Cormac sets out on a quest to find his family. He travels to the otherworld and is tested by Manannan Mac Lir, admitting his mistake, and regaining his family. It is a long and hard quest, and he returns to his kingom wiser for it.
It just strikes me that masking everything with an easy solution and paying for it with people's lives is... a very timely metaphor. And the way back is gonna be difficult.
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The visitor gives Cormac the branch and leaves. For a year Cormac uses the enchanting music to deal with every problem in his kingdom. Instead of listening and dispensing justice, he just shakes the branch.
In one year the stranger comes back for the first installment of the payment: Cormac's daughter.
The next year, he takes his son.
Then his wife.
Cormac is left alone. He uses the branch to dull the pain, but he eventually realizes the mistake he'd made, swapping people for easy magic.
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I just realized that I have the perfect anti-AI story:
King Cormac and the Silver Branch
It's an Irish legend about a wise king who is visited by a mysterious otherworldly stranger bearing a silver branch with golden apples. Shaking the branch produces such a wonderful music that people immediately forget their pain and sorrows and daily worries.
King Cormac covets the branch, and is willing to pay whatever price the stranger sets for it.
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> The most rebellious thing you can do is to do something the right way. The measure twice, cut once way. The do your homework way. The double- and triple-check way. The long way. The way where money isn't your only concern. The “I care about this subject and I'm going to give it my best shot” way.
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@BleepingComputer/117207756865330014
Oh no! But how will security vendors write their blog posts now?
If a grocery store is doing dynamic pricing and you just sit there with a flipper zero recording whatever sub GHz or IR signal they are broadcasting to flip them, take the lowest real displayed price, replay it with idk something like this, is that illegal
The recording of "Deobfuscation in the Age of Agentic Reverse Engineering" is now public:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-gJ6EUFoKM
We (CC @nicolodev) show how to use agents to break protections found in anti-cheats, DRM systems & commercial protectors.
Slides: https://synthesis.to/presentations/recon26_agentic_deobfuscation.pdf
Redis RCE PoC (CVE-2026-81934) https://github.com/v12-security/pocs/tree/main/redis/server_ssl
My energy providers website stopped working properly for me this morning. Why would it expect me to be able to also contact:
ahrefs.com
bing.com
browser-intake-datadoghq.eu
clarity.ms
doubleclick.net
facebook.net
google.com
hs-scripts.com
stapecdn.com
stripe.com
stripe.network
tiktok.com
vercel.com
wurfl.io
Just to submit a meter reading!
And no, I DO NOT want to use your sodding app!