Hacker. Ascetic. Phrack author. The most technical boy in town.
Joined January 2010
- Tweets 15,345
- Following 148
- Followers 18,006
- Likes 1,530
627 Photos and videos
Slide deck (PDF) from my #CanSecWest2019 talk "Vs com.apple.security.sandbox" on reverse engineering the Apple iOS sandbox kernel extension: census-labs.com/news/2019/04…
17
111
256
argp retweeted
May 29
Given access to recent LLMs, the number of things you could be doing explodes. Choosing how to spend your time has never been more important both technically and personally. Building because you can is seductive and it compounds with inexperience. It looks like addiction to me.
1
3
29
1,910
argp retweeted
May 14
Weird how the companies with no frontier models always seem to come to the conclusion that its really the harness that counts 😂
Show me the results with your harness and MSFT models and we'll see where the heavy lifting really is ;)
microsoft.com/en-us/security…
1
7
24
10,364
They're not so bad
x.com/SciFiArchives/status/2…
1
1
833
argp retweeted
I can't wait to slowly hand write my own exploits for IE8 in retirement. Polishing my heap spray and writing my Python payload generator character by character. Go down to the VFW parking lot on a Saturday morning to display it next to some old nerds rebuilt Apache remote.
3
3
25
2,314
argp retweeted
Mar 10
Yep. The most important metric is # of tokens spent. Without that “LLMs failed at X” is meaningless.
1
2
16
2,574
I am overwhelmed by the interest, thank you all, I have started replying, I'll ping back everyone
x.com/_argp/status/202886381…
Ping me if you’re looking to work in vulnerability research and/or (yeah they’re not necessarily bundled) exploit development.
1
8
1,738
The current Anthropic's situation 😂
Feb 23
We’ve identified industrial-scale distillation attacks on our models by DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, and MiniMax.
These labs created over 24,000 fraudulent accounts and generated over 16 million exchanges with Claude, extracting its capabilities to train and improve their own models.
49
398
3,697
147,589
"Greed has poisoned men's souls".
You've probably seen me quote this more than once; if you don't know where it comes from, look it up.
Of course everyone likes money; everyone is greedy to some degree. But for truly talented people, greed isn't enough. They grow bored of it.
That's why talented people leave. They abandon greed and leave it to amateurs and impostors.
2
14
1,788