The idea that AI is ending cybersecurity misunderstands how things actually work. Public models like Fable 5 have strict limits, often switching to Opus 4.8, While AI speeds things up, human engineers are still essential for checking the results and fixing problems.
Finding new vulnerabilities isn't dark magic—it's systematic dynamic analysis. When off-the-shelf tools fail, pivot to research:
Target the blockers: Focus on the control that actively stopped you.
Behavior over binaries: Use ProcMon or API Monitor before a disassembler.
Just dropped a youtube short on the Stuxnet virus 🚀🎥 Animation: @grok 🎙️ Voice: ElevenLabs 🧠 Script/Images: Google Gemini @elonmusk, Grok’s image-to-video feature is a game changer for storytellers.
youtube.com/shorts/_TUntHNJH… via @YouTube
How a 10-minute phone call caused a $100,000,000 loss.
My new cinematic video breaks down the insane MGM social engineering hack.
The craziest part? I made the entire thing with AI. Script, visuals, music, everything. 🤯
youtu.be/4UBv4qJ7H_E?si=23M1…#gemini#AI#Veo3#Sora
🧵 The most underrated cybersecurity skill?
Not reverse engineering. Not threat hunting. Not even detection engineering.
It's 👉 Taking notes & writing clear reports.
Here’s why it matters more than you think. 🧵
What matters is the habit, not the tool.
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💡 In cyber, a solid report is a defensive weapon.
We talk a lot about detection... but retention—of knowledge—is just as critical.
Document or it didn’t happen. ✍️
#CyberSecurity#BlueTeam#IR#SOC#CyberTips
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During an incident, memory fades, logs rotate, and chaos spreads.
Your notes might be the only record of what happened, when, and why you did what you did.