Tony Torralba (@_atorralba) 's Twitter Profile
Tony Torralba

@_atorralba

Breaking builds and building breakages. He/him. ProdSec Engineer @okta. Opinions are my own. Mastodon: infosec.exchange/@atorralba

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GitHub Security Lab (@ghsecuritylab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Level up your security game on GitHub with seamless security research! Discover code scanning, CVE management, and more within GitHub's ecosystem. Check out this insightful blog post now! 🔒 #GitHub #SecurityResearch #CodeScanning #CVEManagement github.blog/2024-04-03-sec…

GitHub (@github) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ever wondered how the GitHub Security Lab performs security research? Find out how they leverage code scanning, CodeQL, Codespaces and more🔒 ⬇️ github.blog/2024-04-03-sec…

Tony Torralba (@_atorralba) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is my favorite kind of talk: great storytelling, cool visuals, technically interesting scenarios, and inspiring discourse. Consider me impressed Jason Lang :D youtube.com/watch?v=i2cJ1v…

/* BlazingWind */ (@blazingwindsec) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Learn to audit applications for vulnerabilities with CodeQL and find them in thousands of GitHub repositories at once. 🚀 My blog, CodeQL zero to hero part 3: Security research with CodeQL is out! github.blog/2024-04-29-cod…

Tony Torralba (@_atorralba) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy to share that Alvaro Muñoz and I will be presenting our talk "Finding vulnerabilities at scale in Jenkins plugins with CodeQL" at BSides Barcelona, happening on May 29-30. Join us to learn about CodeQL, vulnerability research at scale, and the Jenkins plugin ecosystem!

Happy to share that <a href="/pwntester/">Alvaro Muñoz</a> and I will be presenting our talk "Finding vulnerabilities at scale in Jenkins plugins with CodeQL" at <a href="/BarcelonaBsides/">BSides Barcelona</a>, happening on May 29-30. Join us to learn about CodeQL, vulnerability research at scale, and the Jenkins plugin ecosystem!
GitHub Security Lab (@ghsecuritylab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

GHSL-2024-013_GHSL-2024-014: SQL injection vulnerability in Meshery - CVE-2024-35181, CVE-2024-35182 securitylab.github.com/advisories/GHS…

GitHub Security Lab (@ghsecuritylab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 New Blog Alert! 🚨 Can an attacker execute commands by sending JSON? Learn how unsafe deserialization vulnerabilities in Ruby can be exploited and how they can be detected with CodeQL. 🔗 Read the full post: github.blog/2024-06-20-exe… Stay safe and code responsibly! 🛡️💻

Tony Torralba (@_atorralba) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As someone who has always toyed with the idea of learning more about low-level exploitation (but is currently very bad at), I enjoyed this post a whole lot. Not only because of the insights about the whats and whys, but also because of the transversal look at the offsec industry.

DevSecOps Space (@devsecops_eko) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Security in Action(s): extending CodeQL to detect Workflow vulnerabilities 🎤 Álvaro Muñoz Protege tus pipelines de CI/CD con detección avanzada de vulnerabilidades en GitHub Actions. --- SALA A2 - Miércoles 13 Noviembre de 14:45 a 15:30 hs Ekoparty | Hacking everything CEC Buenos Aires

Security in Action(s): extending CodeQL to detect Workflow vulnerabilities

🎤 Álvaro Muñoz

Protege tus pipelines de CI/CD con detección avanzada de vulnerabilidades en GitHub Actions.

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SALA A2 - Miércoles 13 Noviembre de 14:45 a 15:30 hs
<a href="/ekoparty/">Ekoparty | Hacking everything</a>  CEC Buenos Aires
Sam Curry (@samwcyo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New blog post with shubs: We found a vulnerability in Subaru where an attacker, with just a license plate, could retrieve the full location history, unlock, and start vehicles remotely. The issue was reported and patched. Full post here: samcurry.net/hacking-subaru

Julian Togelius (@togelius) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I remember being excited about AI. I remember 20 years ago, being excited about neuroevolutionary methods for learning adaptive behaviors in video games. And I remember three years ago, mouth watering at the thought of tasty experiments in putting language models inside

Peter Girnus (@gothburz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last quarter I rolled out Microsoft Copilot to 4,000 employees. $30 per seat per month. $1.4 million annually. I called it "digital transformation." The board loved that phrase. They approved it in eleven minutes. No one asked what it would actually do. Including me. I