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Andrus·10h agoClaude Didn’t Hack Georgia. It Asked for the Token the Website Hands Everyone.The headlines from the last few days range from “Claude bypassed paywall” to “Anthropic’s Claude AI Hacks into Georgia Voter Data,” and the…
SOCFortress·22h ago“Can We Get a Report?” For Our Clients, the Answer Is Now YesMost of the people who depend on a SOC will never log into it. Here’s how we’re getting the right report in front of them.
Opurba Sarkar·1d agoHands-On Cryptography with Python: 18 Practical Implementations from Classical Encryption to…An Academic Practical Portfolio | Integrated M.Sc. in Cyber Security & Forensics
Raj Namdev·1d agoI Audited 24 Bug Bounty Tools. Seven Haven’t Been Touched in Two Years.One author. Thirteen commits. Four thousand five hundred stars.
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William | SOC and Detection Engineering·1d agoKnowing the Tool Is Not the Same as Making the CallSeries Introduction: Why I built a 90 day, hands on SOC analyst training project in my own home lab.
