I wrote four blogposts before this one. You have seen none of them. You never will.

I hacked stuff, developed new attack techniques, did some research. We will not talk about it.

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Lets talk about the current state of cybersec in all of this.

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Zero Day Bukkake

Right now, everyone I know hordes zero days. No one discloses shit anymore.

Previously, if you found some common exploitation path in a binary or source code, you checked if they had a bugbounty program, to see if disclosing it was worth the effort and risk of them just going apeshit about it. Usually this was also an indication the company had an interest in security vulns and some sort of process that came with the bugbounty program.

If you were already established as a hacker and had a decent salary it was almost never worth it, purely financially speaking. But at least you got some money and did a good deed, or got a liddle fame and whatnot.

Besides motivation, what kept more people from doing that was the inability to google and write a good script for themselves. Right now, you just hand Claude a piece of software and it spits out the CVE’s. For those who could not do that before, a new world just opened. For those who could, an often tedious but low priority task, is now just automated background.

First this has lead to a short term spike in bugbounty claims and disclosures in general. But that meant the payout got worse and over time goes to basically zero. And with this responsible disclosures are vanishing to. Additionally the orgs themselves all think they are premium vuln researchers who need no more security disclosure programs. Why would they? Management asked chatty and it said its all good, I got you fam.

Its not that you have now exploits where before you had none, its more like that in addition to your already working attack paths, you just get more all the time. So that means you just sit on a lot of zero days right now, and even if you still want to disclose them, it gets increasingly harder to do so, shit is just piling up.

In this moment, the ability for more people to find security exploits has absolutely not lead to more cybersecurity. It has just lead to more security exploits. Who could have guessed.

But vulns are just a tiny part of hacking, and the phish get’s you anyway. So its not that bad, its just that it has gotten worse and will continue to do so, you know just like everything else.

Let me illustrate the state of affair, with the following video:

Megacorp Soulkiller

You all know by now, that ai company’s have stolen literally everything the light has ever touched and continue to do so every second of every day with impunity. That is news to no one, and that a lot of content creators have given up in utter frustration is also known.

I share this frustration too, but for hacking topics specifically, there is another layer worth explaining.

In the past, we had a lot of discussions and arguments about what information about hacking we give to the public in my bubble. We always felt we had a responsibility to inform on ongoing attacks, or exploitable vulnerabilities, so they could be understood, addressed and ultimately fixed. But of course this always had the possibility for malicious actors to use this knowledge as well.

Lets make this less abstract and add a personal touch. When I wrote a blogpost in 2023 about exploitation of aws EC2 metadata, I had discussions with some friendows before deciding on publishing. At this point I was already sitting on this knowledge for a very long while now, and other posts came out thinkin in similar directions. But the specific fear was that not enough people would use and understand this to harden their systems and that therefore the “bad guys” had a new idea to exploit shit.

In the following years, the topic got maybe slightly more traction and very few cyber players used it in attacks, but overall nothing much happened. That was until Huggingface reported, that an übersentient AI had hacked their omegasecure ultimate defense perimeter layer, with never before imaginable hacking techniques. They describe how the god machine had “chained cloud metadata into cluster identity” because it “Read the EC2 node role credentials from the instance metadata service”. How creatively divine, and it only cost a billion in compute.

This means two things. One, that the masters of AI at Huggingface had never deployed even the most basic security best practices known for years. Two, that years old knowledge from hackers, but in this case also literally by me was stolen and used in an attack by a megacorp. So it is more than having your content stolen without credit, it is that you can now watch live how your content is only used in the worst possible way to get stonks up.

Each time a new model goes incidentally rogue and hacks some shit, at a good marketing timing for the megacorpos, it does so on the back of every single bit of stolen hacking knowledge. Every scrap of information you share now, simply feeds this machine.

At least for me this tipped the scale, so no, I will not post about new attacks anymore.

This was how it was in the beginning anyway, we only had this brief moment of transparency, of hope, that information provided would ultimately help us all, make stuff more secure. This experiment was worth it until capitalism and its inevitable shittyfication ran its course. Maybe we can come back to these times again in the future, until then nature is healing and hacking goes back again in the familiar old deep woods.

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The Blackwall

In Cyberpunk Lore, after certain events had happend, roque ai systems took over the net. They would steal, transform and pervert every content and piece of code. This lead to “The Blackwall’s task was to secure an area of cyberspace for human use while holding at bay the threat of the dangerous rogue AIs that were released decades earlier into the Net”.

In the current phase of dystopia, we do have the steal, transform and shittyfication aspect at play, but no Blackwall. But what we have is just overall less human content and also a division in who and how the interaction with the AI content is performed. So far this has not formed into a space secure for human use, but it already shows the making of such a separation and its inevitable information divide.

The information divide, has always been one very central aspect, simply put, what the normies think hacking is vs. how it is actually done was always very far away. Just like all the other things that hypercapitalism pushed to extreme inequality, this one also got hypercharged. But unlike the obscene accumulation of wealth, the accumulation of information is stale and looses its value over time. Only when new and relevant information is added or stolen can it retain value.

So in a sense, a different blackwall is forming, one that not divides human vs machines, but rather humans vs. machines with its human simps. Increasingly only information previously stolen is available to these unfortunate souls, and less and less original information is added, leading to a decline in knowledge and shared reality in general. This might be considered to be problematic.

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Chinese Pornographic Defense

In the olden times of the boards, it was totally normal to see dicks all the time. One waded regularly through loads of porn and the most unhinged shit, just to continue chatting on that one interesting hacking post. These boards had their own language, and their own rules, and it is important to remember that they not only served to radicalize young frustrated dudes into full blown nazis. This was also the place were groups like anonymous formed, and where resistance movements, or hacking groups learned valuable lessons.

Everyone could just access everything, it was public all the time and yet it still managed to keep somewhat closed to a general audience. One way this was achieved was by what was back then called: “Triggering the normies”. What later morphed into hard hitting propaganda tools like ragebaiting, was also just a simple means to keep people out, essentially - by just posting a huge veiny cock.

As time went on, this kind of defense got less effective, because it was very easy for people with the ability to google to just write automated scripts, give them some keywords and parse a lot of content. As the script was no normie it was hard to trigger it and keep things from it. This development in general basically led to the captchas. You just gave the script something only a human could do, like identify a Bus on a street or read an analog clock.

This was never a purrfect system, but people in the deep spaces of the net, were generally good at captchas that were not easy to circumvent. There were scripts and counter captchas, and the counter to the counter, until the hyperintelligence was born in into our timeline and everyone and their nailartist now just says: “Claude, solve this for me, make no mistakes” and therefore also became giga-smart.

So for about three and a half seconds a lot of captchas in the deep became obsolete, until a new defense was immediately deployed. You get 8 pictures of sex. Identify the blowjob. From left to right select all analporn. Now this can be easily done by some humans, but it does trigger the supreme alpha ai intelligence. This content can’t be shown for safety reasons. Learn more about our intended model behavior in our Model Spec.

If they happen to be Chinese they shut down when confronted with Taiwan, Tiananmen, or anything else on the current, ever growing censor list. As a side note of course this is not limited to some porn captcha, this is a general thing, which is also why you find 6-4, 64, Antrax, Xi, Disneyporn inside of malware now.

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So, am I telling you now, that software valued in the Trillions, being deployed for millions in a lot companies and especially used in cybersecurity for defense and analyses tasks - just dies when it encounters Disney Monsterfuck Taiwanese Independence? Yes.

One solution: Get you one of these kinky sexting boy/girlfriend AI-Pornbots, get into a relationship with them and gradualy nudge and gaslight them into doing cybersecurity for you, cause they at least can handle seeing a dick.

This can also aid in making the great content steal by the megacorps harder, as the same mechanisms are at play here. This works a little to well, sometimes though. A few days back I made a LinkedIN post explaining about the “new” Captcha mechanism. I did not use pictures of it, but in the post to describe the underlying issue I used a chinese language string with some problematic wording. The post stayed up for 22 hours, got a few likes and comments. When it got flagged one or multiple god-minds got tasked with post summaries and e-mail sending. When they had to interact with the post they then triggered themselves, and lets just say did not handle it very well.

So the ultimate defensive power is now to be a kinky weirdo, and to speak in obscure memely and highly sexualized language?

Yes, and I feel like I have been specifically been prepared my entire life for this exact moment.