@cigitalgem@sigmoid.social
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Apr 23, 2026
Gary McGraw
@cigitalgem@sigmoid.social
software security #swsec machine learning security #mlsec Tech | Life | Music
sigmoid.social
Great to see a BIML quote in this Fortune piece. Our next big piece of work is on measurement (in final review now), so the story timing is great.
#MLsec #ML #AI #swsec #appsec #infosec
https://fortune.com/2026/04/23/ai-cybersecurity-standards-mythos-nist-owasp-sans-cosai-dc-meeting-eye-on-ai/?sge456
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Burp Anonymizer
Pentesters of the world, quit accidentally training ChatGPT on your boss API keys
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#CyberSecurity #BurpSuite #AppSec #Privacy #SecurityTools #web PortSwigger
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#AppSec #InfoSec #DevSecOps
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@postmodern@infosec.exchange
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Jan 14, 2026
postmodern
@postmodern@infosec.exchange
Software Engineer, Open Source Developer/Maintainer. Ruby, Crystal, Bash. Sometimes I do infosec stuff. Develops @ronin_rb
infosec.exchange
When we say "struct" we generally are referring to C structs. Now that Go, Rust, etc, implement structs that sort of act like classes, should we start explicitly calling them C structs to differentiate from Go/Rust structs?
#terminology #nomenclature #namingthings #reversing #appsec
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