Bookmarks tagged hacking

"Codepilot is a programming buddy that is an expert on your codebase.” This is a pretty amazing LLM-powered coding assistant by my pal Steve Ickman. It runs locally against your code and can answer questions, write docs, and actually generate code specific to your coding style. Very, very, very cool.
See also the filesystem based vector database package he built that enables some of these features.

"The "original hacking supergroup" is trying to design tools to rebuild the internet from the ground up."

A post about getting Palm Pilots online and then running a gopher client. I would love to achieve this with my old Sony Clié!

"Today we’re expanding the list of devices that can run Tailscale, bringing secure remote networking to the Apple TV. The newly released tvOS 17 offers support for VPNs, and we’re proud to say Tailscale is among the first to use this new feature. You can now add your Apple TV directly to your tailnet, unlocking three powerful new use cases that we’re excited to share."

"Dropbox LLM Security research code and results. Contribute to dropbox/llm-security development by creating an account on GitHub."

These guys hacked an entirely new storyline into legend of zelda via a bug that exploits memory allocation and controller input and it is mind blowing.

About using LLMs to create fuzzing attacks on code

The best talk I saw at Def Con - exploring the ability to abuse ANSI escape sequences that get injected into LOG FILES and attack the admin who is VIEWING THE LOGS. Mind blowing!

Cory Doctorow's talk at Def Con 31.