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See you all at BSidesSF later this month! @IncludeSecurity will be there with a lot of our team!
12 Apr 2025
Thank you to @IncludeSecurity for sponsoring the lanyards at BSidesSF 2025! bsidessf.org/sponsors #bsidessf #BSidesSF2025 #infosec
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Today our team at IncludeSec is releasing a site to help with key collision concerns. We've known for a while that private keys should not be shared, use this site to ensure they are not! ismyprivatekeypublic.com/

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Hey folks, for those who like the HTB community we've done a collab contribution of a challenge box (free, no subscription needed), give it a spin if you like to hack the hackers! 🪓 👩‍💻 hackthebox.com/machines/back… Hint: It's a tough box, check our github and our blog for info.
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We're happy to sponsor great learning resources like @OpenSecTraining, the world is awash with a lot of bad training/certs, here's some courses that are solid and open/free!😀
As the year comes to a close, we want to once again thank all of the individual and corporate donors who generously contributed to #OST2's nonprofit mission this year! You help ensure that OST2 will be around for years to come! ost2.fyi/Partnership.html Platinum Partners: @TrustedComputin ost2.fyi/Sponsorship.html Gold Sponsors & Windows Security Track sponsor Winsider Seminars & Solutions (@yarden_shafir & @aionescu) Gold Sponsors: @3mdeb_com @binarly_io @crowdfense @DarkMentorLLC @NCCGroupplc Bronze Sponsors: @cyber5w @IncludeSecurity And remember that the more Partners and Sponsors we get, the more instructors and classes we can support. So if your company sponsors conferences, you should ask them to sponsor OST2!
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Who hacks the hackers? We do! Our new research on vulns in multiple common C2 frameworks used by netpen and red teams. If you use any of these take a look and patch up. blog.includesecurity.com/
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It's always great to work on open source security, even better when it helps users who need secure and private access online!
.@OpenTechFund’s Security Lab partner @IncludeSecurity’s security audit of VPN Generator (software that lets anyone provide a VPN to a small group) revealed that the tool only had 4 “low-risk” issues, 3 of which have already been fixed. Learn more ow.ly/XPZI50S8P7S
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Include Security retweeted
24 Apr 2024
Check out this @BSidesNYC 0x03 interview by @cybersnacker with Erik Cabetas where he discusses how BSidesNYC is different from the other New York conferences, how he started @IncludeSecurity, and what it's like to consult for #hacker movies. youtube.com/watch?v=ktk8pxIT…
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We released our new semgrep rules today. Given the recent news about executive orders from the Whitehouse, we thought it would be important to flag all of the code that doesn't meet federal standards. Memory Safety is serious stuff today: github.com/IncludeSecurity/M…
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We're glad everybody enjoyed our April fool's joke for 2024. See you can be serious about security but also have fun!
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We're happy to support great open/free security training to get more folks into our industry. If you want to learn low-level RE/hacks/OS check out OST2! ost2.fyi/Home.html

Thanks to @IncludeSecurity for Sponsoring #OST2 at the Bronze🥉 level! More about them here: blog.includesecurity.com/
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We're still seeing a lot of Ruby code out there in the tech world. If we see it we hack it! Latest blog post on advanced Ruby deserialization gadget chains for exploitation of application is up blog.includesecurity.com/202…
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@llm_sec check out our new post!
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This is why we're thinking through though AI/ML security problems for our clients and the public, thanks for the appreciation @ZanderMackie
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I want to thank you for publishing this. Your blog helped me solidify my thinking that LLMs are like von nuemann computers. And prompt injection is like a stack smash. Your suggestions to keep instruction/data separate using the roles APIs is 😍
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Include Security retweeted
One of the better posts on prompt injection I’ve seen. And this is because it gives actionable advice to developers! Attack insights without defense is insufficient.
Hey folks, we've been seeing a lot of blogs/linkedin/medium articles covering LLM prompt injection from the angle of the providers, but not many helping the implementers like our clients. Here's our first in a blog series covering that for ML/AI Security. blog.includesecurity.com/202…
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