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Émilio Gonzalez

res260@infosec.exchange

<p>Cybersecurity blue team person. Love to discuss urbanism, housing crisis and most &quot;bigger-than-you&quot; modern challenges. YIMBY. Involved with Construisons Montréal and Locomotion.app.</p>

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    Sadly its to to ditch firefox and go back to chrome, I cannot deal with these black pages anymore it makes firefox unusable on my desktop :(

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    RE: https://mstdn.social/@mtlgazette/117021034361270555 So weird that the government mandates opening hours for physical stores while they have been struggling against ecommerce for decades now. It really is a systemic push toward ecommerce

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    @kini@maro.xyz @ikesau@micro.ikesau.co So wouldnt this line of thinking allow one to create an LLM to do terrorism, sell it and not be liable for the terrorism that follows? This is the same argument as &quot;the fossil fuel companies are not responsible for the greenhouse gas that customers burn, they&#39;re only responsible for the ghg they produce when extracting the fossil fuel. Who knows what they do with this fossil fuel! &quot;, no? Creator of the LLM = fossil fuel company making bombs...

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    RE: https://infosec.exchange/@briankrebs/116959137948884825 Truely crazy stuff

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    RE: https://mastodon.social/@campuscodi/116959921182764597 HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA You cant make this shit up this is so fucking funny

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    RE: https://hackers.pub/@fedify/2026/why-activitypub-is-hard Great post, I suggest to anyone interested in the ActivityPub spec and technical architecture to read it. I had no idea the tool echosystem had this many problems, and Fedify handles a lot of them for you! #activitypub

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    RE: https://mstdn.ca/@CanadianPolling/116817609222744453 Truely ridiculous. We need more electricity for us. The economic benefits of using money to build renewables here instead of pipelines to export is better. And of course, it doesn&#39;t warm the planet 💀

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    RE: https://mastodon.social/@bagder/116336957584445742 Interesting development

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    Not gonna lie this shit is so spooky. At the same time this technology is so insanely interesting. There are so many good reasons to criticize AI but we can&#39;t deny that the AI companies actually deliver capabilities improvements and have been since the release of chatgpt in 2022. This can be used to do so much bad stuff and probably so much good stuff too. Again, spooky. https://red.anthropic.com/2026/mythos-preview #ai

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    Submitted a talk about detection-as-code to the @NorthSec Call for Papers! You have until feb 2nd if you’re interested in submitting :) #CFP #conference #infosec

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    RE: https://hachyderm.io/@thisismissem/116200675747480657 Let&#39;s gooooo

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    My thoughts on Jay stepping out as CEO of the #bluesky company and a VC-backed CEO taking her place during the interim are that those two realities currently coexist: The #atmosphere is not power-decentralized enough (as in the Bluesky company still has too much power)Bluesky has an excellent track record on helping build the non-bsky atmosphere and delivering on their promises to ship stuff that diverts power away from the company and into other individuals and organizationsIf 2. continues, 1....

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    RE: https://mastodon.social/@arstechnica/116205075329513597 Interesting to see this data point that supports the idea that the increase in outages might be caused by some LLM usages

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    RE: https://flipboard.com/@cbcnews/world-mu65cd2uz/-/a-mB_5jTeQTEujRudW_UEl-g%3Aa%3A107108217-%2F0 &quot;The soldiers were accused of dragging the Palestinian on the floor, tasering him and sexually assaulting him by stabbing him in the rectum, causing multiple injuries, according to the indictment. At the time, the victim was cuffed at the hands and ankles and blindfolded. He was taken to an Israeli hospital with fractured ribs and blunt trauma to the abdomen and the chest and underwent surge...

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    RE: https://infosec.exchange/@SwiftOnSecurity/116225160958999145 My words are an extension of my self-expression and 👏no👏machine👏shall👏take👏that👏from👏me. I use AI for many things, but never to write my words. It should become part of our culture to find it very cringe to use a machine to write words and then pretend they are yours. This is unauthentic, I like authentic

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    @ElbowsUpforDigitalSovereignty Interesting boost considering your website is very visibly vibecoded? 🤔

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    RE: https://infosec.exchange/@NorthSec/116267731097534469 I&#39;ll be giving a detection as code talk at NonthSec 2026. See you there!

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    The worst thing about the linux ecosystem is nothing is signed if software was signed we could easily have a secure enclave. We could finally start building an ecosystem where malware running in a computer would have a much harder time stealing npm/github/pypi tokens, ssh keys, cleartext passwords in config files like we&#39;ve seen a lot lately. It doesn&#39;t fix everything, but it&#39;d help a lot. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/popular-litellm-pypi-package-compromised-in-team...

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    Something that icks me regarding the online #ageverification discourse that we see today is that everyone seems to assume that giving privacy-intrusive or PII datais the only way to have age verification online. However, we already know how to make age verification where: The government doesn&#39;t know on which sites you register or give access to third parties to PIIThe website to which you register doesn&#39;t need to interact with the government or any third partyThe website doesn&#39;t kno...