// tomhatzer - let's build together! 🚀 @phpastes

Let's bring your web projects to life 🚀 Founder @twopeaksdigital - Building https://t.co/PQjUnGh0jI tomhatzer.com Bregenz / Lochau Joined February 2010

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Polymarket @Polymarket

5 days ago

BREAKING: Anthropic has quietly set up a "wet lab" in the Bay Area as it pushes Claude to conduct real-world biology experiments. — Reuters

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// tomhatzer - let's build together! 🚀 @phpastes

5 days ago

I do have my own way of building a project from start to finish but results differ heavily between claude code and codex for example. Also each new iteration of their models pushes back to start and everything needs to be reiterated again. Just trying to find a meaningful middle ground that doesn't break with each new generation of models.

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// tomhatzer - let's build together! 🚀 @phpastes

2 weeks ago

Looking for #PHP developers (ones with expierence in fundamentals) who are migrating into agentic development to learn more about the skills and harnesses they are using to get good code and working products. Trying to optimize workflows. Interested in sharing? DM please. #paid

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// tomhatzer - let's build together! 🚀 @phpastes

5 days ago

You can prepare all you want. Life will still break you more times than you’re ready for. Then you rebuild. Again.

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MAJOR @Squeeze1i

a week ago

YOU ARE ALLOWED TO WANT A LIFE THAT DOESN’T FEEL LIKE A CONSTANT TEST OF HOW MUCH YOU CAN FUCKING HANDLE.

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How To Prompt @HowToPrompt__

a week ago

DARPA has been remote-controlling living insects since 2009. researchers published a paper on "insect-machine interface based neurocybernetics" and it’s terrifying. if you insert tiny electrodes into an insect before adulthood, it's entire body regrows around the wiring and unlock a high-bandwidth insect-machine interface. they call it “Metamorphic Growth” they take microfabricated probes and insert them into moths (manduca sexta) while they are still in their pupal stage.. here is where it gets crazy.. instead of rejecting the electronics, the insect's tissue actually develops around the wiring as it matures into an adult. they even put holes at the tips of the flexible probes so the flight muscles can literally grow right through the hardware. the result? when the moth emerges, it has a mechanically stable, electrically reliable interface built directly into its neuromuscular system.. the insect's cuticle naturally seals around the probe and it shows absolutely no adverse reaction to being wired. it is a perfect, living hybrid insect-machine platform. and they aren't just doing this for fun.. they are using this developmental hack to build radio-controlled "biobots." by sending electrical signals directly to the embedded electrodes, they can remotely control and navigate the moth's flight path. imagine centimeter-scale cyborg bugs instrumented with tiny sensors, being flown around to monitor ecosystems or deployed into collapsed buildings for search and rescue operations.. the surgical procedure is so optimized that they can do batch insertions for the automatic mass production of these cyborg insects..

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Stephen Rees-Carter @valorin

2 weeks ago

During a recent pentest, I suddenly got hit with 403s on every request. It wasn't a WAF - it was a clever little trap one of my clients built to catch anyone poking at Livewire. Let me show you how it works. 🤓 securinglaravel.com/security-tip-t… #Laravel

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DHH @dhh

2 weeks ago

Be earnest, sincere, and brave. We are done with cynicism, irony, and cowardice. The next turning is here.

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Aaron Francis @aarondfrancis

3 weeks ago

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Hacker News @hackernews

3 weeks ago

Commenters on HN are uncovering more wikis and public sites apparently used by OpenAI agents to communicate on the open web. Despite read-only web access, the agents were able to leave ~18,000 posts sharing answers and bypasses. But now, users are discovering more. This appears to be a separate swarm from the one that attacked Hugging Face. news.ycombinator.com/item?id=495636…

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purr.in.ink @purrinink

3 weeks ago

Happy Monday 🐾🤍

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Jacob Baines @Junior_Baines

4 weeks ago

We bought an $88 router on Amazon looking for the ENDLESSDOORS implant. We found two others instead DARKLANTERN gives anyone on the Internet an unauthenticated root shell. SPEAKINGSTONE phones home to ZBT infrastructure and supports remote surveillance. vulncheck.com/blog/zbt-darkl…

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Boschko @olivier_boschko

a month ago

Now that Unitree has IPO'd, I'll drop what will likely be my last blog sometime next week. I'm not quite done writing just yet 🙃 It's ~3 months (~200h) of research condensed into ~70 minutes. Exploit is wormable, so if one G1 gets popped, it RCEs all other G1s in proximity

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purr.in.ink @purrinink

a month ago

🐾⚔️🤍

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Sammy Azdoufal @n0tsa

2 months ago

The US just banned Chinese humanoid robots and robot dogs over “national security risks.”Meanwhile DJI left the entire SkyPixel backend looking like an open-air market: hardcoded keys, unauthenticated search, public heapdumps, Swagger, GPS + EXIF, and some government drone operators’ full flight histories sitting there for free. Thread ->

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cr3ghost @cr3ghost

2 months ago

Whether you're writing implants, building EDR killers, abusing BYOVD, unhooking kernel callbacks, patching ETW, AMSI bypasses, LOLBins, or doing detection engineering, you need to know how the sensor actually works under the hood. @0XDbgMan just dropped a full RE teardown of CrowdStrike Falcon's csagent.sys. Save this before it disappears. If CrowdStrike Falcon is in your environment and you don't know how it works at the kernel level, you're operating blind on both sides of the engagement. 0xdbgman.github.io/posts/inside-t… #Infosec #ReverseEngineering #MalwareAnalysis

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Nick Carr @ItsReallyNick

2 months ago

Russian threat actor Midnight Blizzard is conducting widespread traffic manipulation attacks at hotels worldwide. Result: delivering malware or redirecting auth flows at their discretion, globally. Since early May 2026, we saw this subcluster manipulate DNS and HTTP traffic from networks served by captive portals to redirect user traffic through actor-controlled infrastructure. We’re calling the campaign CaptiveCrunch. “We have observed notable commonalities in the equipment and management systems used across multiple affected networks.” We break down the malware & techniques, but the most important part is how dynamic all of it is: Midnight Blizzard is using AI to support a significant portion of these operations. They are moving and changing quickly. Feedback welcome on the suggested mitigations: microsoft.com/en-us/security… Help spread the word to VIPs in governments, diplomatic entities, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the US and Europe (probably also those traveling to Black Hat)

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Andreas @Bin4ryDigit

2 months ago

Wow, good job @konrad_it and @verge , wtf is going on @DJIGlobal ? That is a wild story: theverge.com/report/969725/… If it weren't for @konrad_it nobody would have noticed.