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Dave Aitel
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Cyber Security Researcher | Policy Analyst | Technical Team Member at OpenAI | @[email protected]
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    Dave Aitel
    @daveaitel
    10h
    Same but more so.
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    martin_casado
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    @martin_casado
    Jul 29
    On harnesses, I vacillate between three beliefs: - the less harness, the better. Models are the magic - post training a model and harness is dramatically better and the model providers win - harnesses have real independent value from the model I have no idea which is right.
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    Dave Aitel
    @daveaitel
    11h
    Charlotte: elections.cordyceps.systems/blog
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    Dave Aitel
    @daveaitel
    11h
    The responses when Kylebot sends people bugs are truly amazing. We promise he is a human !
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    kylebot
    @ky1ebot
    Jun 11
    When I had the handle I didn't know AI world will be like this. Now it is hard to convince others that I'm a human with this handle :(
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    Dave Aitel
    @daveaitel
    Jul 28
    Studying bugs is mandatory
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    Royal Entomological Society
    @RoyEntSoc
    Jul 28
    🌱 From plant virus transmission to evolution, ecology and behaviour - discover the latest hemipteran research and take part in the programme. Register today 🔽 royensoc.co.uk/event/advances…
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    Dave Aitel
    @daveaitel
    Jul 27
    Xss is often used by real hackers. Annoying, but true.
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    Christopher Glyer
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    Jul 25
    New research from @greglesnewich and the team @proofpoint showing how TA488 (which “bears circumstantial similarities with Void Blizzard”) used an XSS vuln in a Zimbra mail server to deliver a payload via email and led to code execution if the victim opens the mail (no link click
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