I've been working on a side project for some time: autonomous reverse-engineering powered by Gepetto.
I shared some thoughts here (https://t.co/EDHsSUWbQC), and am looking for beta testers to try out the platform.
DM me or reply below if you are interested!

— Ivan Kwiatkowski (@JusticeRage) December 15, 2025

Good observation on MI6 chief's speech today. I wrote a little on this aspect—the duelling demands of collection (espionage) v 'effects' (covert action), and the way in which global competition can drive more of the latter—a few months ago. https://t.co/BIbFY5ALjJ https://t.co/PAIS05ah0k pic.twitter.com/Fh6RLUOTtU

— Shashank Joshi (@shashj) December 15, 2025

This is still hidden deep in settings. Friendly reminder to use this small but effective Chrome hardening feature. Disabling JIT has little notable performance penalty on modern hardware, but I'd take that any day over getting popped. https://t.co/9Q6Vxg8od1

— Hamid Kashfi (@hkashfi) December 14, 2025

I wrote this for Foreign Affairs on why the US Military’s most serious Chinese capability problems in the Indo-Pacific cannot be solved with “cheap massed drones”: https://t.co/y5GGon5IZc

— Justin Bronk (@Justin_Br0nk) December 15, 2025

Wow. This is shocking.https://t.co/GGzTULC6NP

— BlackRoomSec (@blackroomsec) December 15, 2025

Amazon says a Russian government hacking group (likely GRU) has been targeting critical infrastructure organizations and cloud customers with misconfigured edge devices since 2021: https://t.co/MbFazAlMTA pic.twitter.com/81zOW73r4I

— Eric Geller (@ericgeller) December 15, 2025

I find it very funny that this article has been published on the very day Ukraine's SBU blew up a $300m Russian submarine - whilst it was docked in Novorossiysk - with an underwater drone. https://t.co/Iu0Rh7n7LI

— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) December 15, 2025