muvaf

lim.run (YC P26)

@muvaff

founder @limrun (YC P26) - live in Replit, Rork, Momentic and more. emeritus maintainer @crossplane_io

San Francisco, CA lim.run Joined July 2009

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muvaf @muvaff May 21

We couldn't hold it any longer!

If you have a mobile app, we should talk.

If you built software factories, we should ABSOLUTELY talk!!

Y Combinator Verified account @ycombinator May 21

Limrun (@limrun) provides the infrastructure to leverage your favorite cloud agents for mobile development too. Today, we provide remote XCode, IOS & Android Simulators to Replit, Rork, Momentic AI, and many more.

Congrats on the launch, @muvaff!

ycombinator.com/launches/QSu-l…

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muvaf @muvaff 2d

As Google has been saying for a decade, the problem with this approach is that it provides a false sense of security. You just have to assume breach and protect internal services accordingly with zero trust.

Pat Opet Verified account @patopet 2d

if you’re working for a company in cybersecurity, you should be evaluating your options to abstract your companies services from the internet

what i mean is: why allow an unauthenticated anonymous agent of an attacker to interact with your systems?

consider your architectural levers now, you’re going to need them
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muvaf @muvaff 3d

When I first met him, I said it’s harder to secure macOS and he had one big laugh. “It’s been a shitshow in Linux last couple of months”

You have much less flexibility with Apple but it’s miles ahead of Linux in terms of security.

MTS @MTSlive 3d

Calif CEO @XorNinja reveals how his team hacked an iPhone and maintained root access even after rebooting or updating the device, challenging one of the most common pieces of iPhone security advice:

"In software security, the iPhone is like the holy grail of vulnerability exploitation."

"Since Apple introduced MIE, which is a hardware mitigation mechanism, since last year, nobody actually has published any public iPhone exploit. So we really, really wanted to hack the iPhone for that reason."

"We managed to get root access to the iPhone and even persistent access."

"In the past people said one of the best practices for iPhone security is to reboot your phone after a while because all the malware would go away."

"But we show that there's ways to persist our attacks even if you reboot or you upgrade your iPhone."
@calif_io

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muvaf @muvaff 6d

They escaped from macOS Virtualization.framework, again. That's why we work with @calif_io

Blacktop @blacktop__ Nov 3

Slides for my OffensiveCON - Japan '26 presentation 🇯🇵

blacktop.github.io/presentations/…
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muvaf @muvaff 6d

Funny to have to say it, but yeah, we read every line of code. SLA is no joke.

Chris Frantz Verified account @frantzfries 6d

I don't want our infra providers vibe coding, generating giant PR's, skipping reviews, the current meta

We pay for uptime, service, responsible adults doing things

We want our customers to expect the same from us, so we move slower to do things well

The goal is earned trust
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