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Tide Foundation @tidefoundation
Joined April 2018
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Our senior engineer Sasha Le vibe coded a PAM. Yes, a Privileged Access Management system. Normally, horrific idea. But the results? šŸ¤šŸ˜˜ She presented it at BSides. Read more: tide.org/blog/vibe-coded-pam #VibeCoding #Cybersecurity #PAM #AISecurity
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AI now generates, defends, and exploits code. How do we stay secure? Our latest keynote explores Emergent Authority: a model designed so that even in a breach, there is nothing for an attacker to seize. Supported by @RMIT & @awscloud at the RACE Hub. tide.org/blog/cyber-immunityā€¦

Cyber Immunity in the AI Era: Why Traditional Security Fails Agentic AI

How can we secure a world of "vibe coding" and superintelligent social engineering? Discover how Tide Foundation, RMIT, and AWS are pioneering Emergent Authority to create structural cyber immunity.

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Patching #React2Shell is a stop gap. New approaches allow us to remove the target from the attack surface. #IneffableCryptography tide.org/blog/React2Shell-miā€¦
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How to future-proof your web appā€™s password authentication. tide.org/blog/secure-passworā€¦
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šŸšØ A single token could have given attackers god-mode access to every Microsoft Entra ID tenant on Earth. Why vendors can't and shouldn't be trusted. tide.org/blog/god-mode-vulneā€¦

The God Mode Vulnerability That Should Kill "Trust Microsoft"

How One Token Could Have Compromised Every Microsoft Entra ID Tenant on Earth, And Why Itā€™s Time for Authorityless SecurityRecently, security researcher Dirk-Ja

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The onslaught of breaches proves blind trust always fails. For agentic AI, both security and behavioral scope must be provable, not promised. These cryptographic constraints liberate devs, rather than limit them. So you get tech you can trust-precisely because you never have to. Great piece @mitchuski
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Accept my soul! Artist: Andy Babbitz
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Secure Vibe Coding is now a thing! We just wanted to see if it works. It did. @lovable #vibecoding #buildinpublic
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We vibe coded a vault in 20 minutes on @lovableai. It's called SecureAF. No QA whatsoever. Probably more secure than your bank. šŸ‘‡
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Try it yourself: secureaf.lovable.app But don't REALLY. What's wrong with you? Nobody's tested it.

SecureAF - Vibe Coded. Provably Secure.

A personal vault for notes and files, vibe coded. Locked by TideCloak with keys nobody will ever hold and zero knowledge password authentication.

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Secure #vibecoding is now a thing. You're welcome. We're sorry. @NotionHQ @linear @figma @replit @rauchg
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We've been pointing this out since 2019! When you have no choice but to blindly trust the center of your Zero Trust architecture - it's flawed from the start. cybersecuritynews.com/zero-tā€¦

Critical Vulnerabilities Uncovered in Zero Trust Network Access Products of Check Point, Zscaler,...

Major cybersecurity flaws have been discovered in enterprise-grade Zero Trust Network Access solutions that could allow malicious actors to infiltrate corporate networks with minimal effort.Ā 

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Must be getting expensive to host @haveibeenpwned .com
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Can't say they didn't warn us! "Researchers catch Meta apps abusing Android to track sensitive browsing history" # Privacy Credit: UARRR
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We spend billions on cybersecurity, while leaving the keys under the mat. tide.org/blog/user-as-key-arā€¦

Ghost in the Network: Rethinking Cybersecurity with User-as-Key Architecture

Why current cybersecurity is like drywall, not a vault. Discover how 'user-as-key' architecture, powered by zero-knowledge cryptography, fundamentally flips the threat model and builds true digital...

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In the physical world, someone has to be trusted with the keys to the vault. In the digital world, they donā€™t. The breach may be inevitable, but not the disruption bit.ly/4kTzJkE #cybersecurity #tidecloak

Keys to Nowhere: The Cryptography Revolution Thwarting Nation-State Hackers

In the wake of Chinaā€™s massive telecom breach, a radical "breach-assumed" approach could make such attacks pointless.

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Security teams have to be perfect, all the time. Attackers only need to be right once.
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