Introduction to "EDR-Preloading" technique to bypass user mode EDRs
Credits Marcus Hutchinshttps://t.co/tH4dUwvZ4s#infosec #Windows pic.twitter.com/G8C9Me6LUW

— 0xor0ne (@0xor0ne) April 21, 2024

You can find my analysis of this paper here. TLDR it appears as if GPT4 is using public exploits for most of these CVEs. But until they publish their code, data and results we cannot be sure. Regardless there is likely no emergent AI capability here.https://t.co/tY9nQeLfhF https://t.co/sm0iYmry68

— chrisrohlf (@chrisrohlf) April 21, 2024

I read the paper and started looking at when the exploits were found, if PoC's were readily avail, and if it already knew how to exploit it (without the descriptions) -- it does, this paper seems ironically like a lot of security products and more hype than anything else https://t.co/Gz7hNMBfoY pic.twitter.com/ihr4jQAz4W

— AndrewMohawk ᴺᵒ ˡᵒᵍˢ, ⁿᵒ ᶜʳᶦᵐᵉ (@AndrewMohawk) April 21, 2024

New — > A trove of documents found on a North Korean computer server suggest that a pair of US animation studios may be unwittingly outsourcing work for popular forthcoming animation series to North Korean workers: https://t.co/aFDJ0XCfRJ

— Sean Lyngaas (@snlyngaas) April 22, 2024

North Korean animators may have helped create popular television cartoons for big Western firms, including Amazon and HBO Max, despite international sanctions on North Korea, a research report has found https://t.co/Nv0ZB05yPB

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 22, 2024

A quick blog on some of the complexities of auditing #Kubernetes authorization where there are multiple Authorization modes enabled https://t.co/FQTJjml9KI

— Rory McCune (@raesene) April 22, 2024

As policy panic about election influence on social media ramps up, here's a smart piece from @gavinbwilde about the false conclusions made about interference and why solutions need to focus on "homegrown domestic issues" not external actors https://t.co/0hd8ZfUDH9

— Kim Zetter (@KimZetter) April 22, 2024