On the heels of @Google’s ‘Big Sleep’ AI discovery of a real-world vulnerability, our OSS-Fuzz team identified and reported 26 vulnerabilities to open-source project maintainers by using AI-generated and enhanced fuzz targets. Read more here: https://t.co/6SfPt38ZmE

— Heather Adkins - Ꜻ - Spes consilium non est (@argvee) November 20, 2024

I would be inclined to put more weight on American assessments over the Ukrainian ones in this particular instance. The US had forewarning, it would have been watching the Kapustin Yar facility very closely & would have seen detailed signs of launch & trajectory. https://t.co/Mn0Jjfcjsg

— Shashank Joshi (@shashj) November 21, 2024

FWIW today is my first day at @OpenAI. Very exited to work with the team on the sharp edge of security and AI!

— Dave Aitel (@daveaitel) November 19, 2024

A CIA RT-519 short-range covert communications device concealed in an AIWA Stereo 820, captured by the Soviet KGB during the Cold War era.

Source: https://t.co/BgGBWjI7pW#CIA #KGB #espionage #ColdWar #HISTINT #COVCOM pic.twitter.com/KR3r8yWhEf

— Spy Collection (@SpyCollection1) November 21, 2024

Great article by @VirpratapVS to classify cyber incidents in the Cyber Power Matrix dataset to my decade-old spectrum of state responsibility.

Nicely done, @IISS_org!https://t.co/KDlxqmIXrt pic.twitter.com/20H76HUviG

— Jay Healey (@Jason_Healey) November 20, 2024

Thank you @Microsoft. Your accessibility software will help bridge the Pyongyang's greatest talent with the world. https://t.co/40jr1uxH9b

— The North Korean Computer Emergency Response Team (@dprkcert) November 21, 2024