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When having discussions with AI vendors, it’s easy to be enticed by terms such as “sentient AI”, “large language models”, “virtual copilot”, and others. One class of AI buzzwords are simply terms that are undefined. Simple because most people aren’t AI experts and won’t alter their behavior just to use a new tool.
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“From one side, larger rivals have an advantage, but from the other, they need to be careful not to fall into the trap of building tactical solutions that fragment their cyber tools and weaken their overall posture,” he says. Thirdly, automation and tooling can help a security team leverage their skills and maximise their efforts, he says.
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ForAllSecure
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In this episode, Guido Vranken talks about his approach to hacking, about the differences between memory safe and unsafe languages, his use of fuzz testing as a preferred tool, and how he came to discover the validation error in OpenWRT, as well as a serialization error in cereal, and other vulnerabilities. Listen to EP 11: Hacking OpenWRT.
ForAllSecure
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In this episode, Guido Vranken talks about his approach to hacking, about the differences between memory safe and unsafe languages, his use of fuzz testing as a preferred tool, and how he came to discover the validation error in OpenWRT, as well as a serialization error in cereal, and other vulnerabilities. Listen to EP 11: Hacking OpenWRT.
ForAllSecure
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In this episode, Guido Vranken talks about his approach to hacking, about the differences between memory safe and unsafe languages, his use of fuzz testing as a preferred tool, and how he came to discover the validation error in OpenWRT, as well as a serialization error in cereal, and other vulnerabilities. Listen to EP 11: Hacking OpenWRT.
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