DevSecOps pretendgineer. Cyber sweatshop architect or just another network janitor cleaning up the Super Intelligent slop clogging up the pipes.
Joined July 2026
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LogicalTech retweeted
Everybody needs to stop using reCaptcha. It's been absurd a long time. Now it's cruel and unusual.
This captcha followed a successful login with high-entropy password and was followed by email OTP. @Spotify you need a security team that engages in less dogma and more security.
LogicalTech retweeted
Today I met somebody who thinks that THE solution to all "AI is expensive" problems is "just run a local model" :-) #random
LogicalTech retweeted
If you're looking for the most detailed AND *entertaining* way to read about the php2shell bugs, the Calif post is epic: calif.io/php2shell/
LogicalTech retweeted
I used Opus 5.5 on max and GPT-6 Astra for 5 days straight and I reversed engineered Elastic Security and extracted all the rules. I made them available here:
github.com/elastic/detection…
You’re welcome.
LogicalTech retweeted
Muistuta taas: jos joutuisimme sotaan, olisi Suomen kiireellisin tehtävä tuhota Muurmannin rata, että amerikkalaiset eivät pysty sitä kautta lähettämään apua Venäjälle.
LogicalTech retweeted
Why you should hire Spud for your company:
- extensive knowledge in multiple security fields including SOC/IR, Incident Management, Threat Hunting/Insider Threat, Threat intelligence, engineering and more.
- over 12 years of experience in tech with nearly a decade of that in cyber
- Spare time I’m active in multiple local cybersecurity groups and regularly attend industry conferences even on my own dime.
- tinkers with electronics in my spare time including Embedded systems.
- very friendly and lovable
- long, tan, handsome
- has a cool cat
- loves trains
> gets new job
> loves new job
> 4 months into job
> "Hey Spud I’m giving you a heads up but we’re laying off contractors. You have a few weeks"
So anyway if anyone knows of anyone hiring for Threat Intelligence, Insider Threat, Incident Response/Management or any related engineering roles please let me know.
LogicalTech retweeted
Know what happens to work really well against “breadth-first searches for every possible mistake and misconfiguration” ?
xitter.cf/thegrugq/status/210951…
LogicalTech retweeted
I'm working on a massive video where I'm getting help from a lot of cybersecurity people to explain why doomers are wrong, and why we need to focus on improving security.
LogicalTech retweeted
People know that LLMs only generate tokens while the GPUs running them keep computing, right? And that without generating the next token, nothing happens, right? And that if the harness doesn't parse the tool call in those tokens and call a tool, nothing happens, right?
Right?!?
LogicalTech retweeted
1/ My new blopost on "Why the AI Vulnpocalypse Isn’t the Breachpocalypse (Yet)?"
TL;DR: The vuln surge (‘The Vulnpocalypse’) is real. The breach surge isn’t. YET. Vulns were never the bottleneck; the economics are.
medium.com/@TalBeerySec/why-…
LogicalTech retweeted
Yea I’m riding to Singapore 🚲
On the gravel roads less travelled with my new @canyon_bikes Grail CFR.
See you there 🇸🇬
LogicalTech retweeted
Here’s another example of why some stories are illegible if they omit the EA Cult. The omission means they just don’t make any sense.
Imagine that Seventh Day Adventists rob your house, but then another bunch of Seventh Day Adventists show up, offering to help trace the stolen goods. If you knew they were associated, then you might have a few questions.
Almost every story that contains the phrase “AI Safety” now falls into this category. It’s a sort of anti-news. It looks like news but you’re guaranteed to be a lot more confused than you were before reading it.
