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appsec, security research & stuff, (open-source) software github.com/edoardottt
Italy edoardottt.com Joined April 2020
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edoardottt🐘 @edoardottt2
Thanks @intigriti for the support ❤️
Contributions are welcome! 🤗
Intigriti Verified account @intigriti 4d
Subdomain enumeration won’t show you every domain your target trusts... 👀

csprecon by @edoardottt2 reads the Content Security Policy of your targets and pulls out every domain it allows, from API hosts to CDNs and third-party services! 🤠

🔗 github.com/edoardottt/csp…
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playing with opus 5.5 xhigh right now, wtf how much they nerfed it?
it looks like I'm talking to a 5 yo child...
I'll not try fable 5.2 as I know it is opus 5.5 xhigh before the nerf (let me guess... more expensive? ahah) 🤡
edoardottt🐘 @edoardottt2
yet another proof that agents enlarge the attack surface by many orders. I keep reading people and companies saying that now defenders finally have the advantage over attackers... seriously?
International Cyber Digest Verified account @IntCyberDigest Nov 7
‼️ Security firm Varonis built a hacking tool that hides inside Amazon's cloud and uses Amazon's own AI to carry out an attacker's orders.

Called NotC2, it lets an attacker already inside an AWS account type "list all running EC2 instances with their IPs" and Bedrock, Amazon's AI service, works out the commands.

It never connects to the attacker directly. Every step runs on Amazon's own queue, code and notification services.

Varonis calls it "functionally, a backdoor with an AI assistant."

It is a proof of concept, not seen in real attacks. Varonis says tight permissions are the best defence.
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hot news water is wet
a16z @a16z Nov 6
Some of the biggest openings in security have nothing to do with patching

How breaches began, per a 2026 report:
- 31% exploited a vulnerability
- 35% used phishing, stolen logins or impersonation scams

And nearly half now involve a vendor or partner, up 3x since 2024

Full piece from a16z's Asaf Ezra and Steph Zhang on six cybersecurity companies worth building: a16z.news/p/defense-in-d…
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got my first computer in 2006 and it felt incredible. Didn't know this at the time but Win Xp was really a nice piece of software! I think it was the last windows os I've used, I hate macroslop bloatware.
maybe most of this is nostalgia, but god it was clean and smooth
Nostalgia Verified account @NostalgiaFolder Nov 5
The year is 2003.

You're logging onto your family PC to play some internet flash games
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