In the spirit of "this talk could've been a tweet", I just pushed a button: #BinDiff is now open source. - Snapshot release, no major new functionality - Release binaries later today or tomorrow - This is my 20% and I won't we able to act on PRs until end of Q4 (OOO traveling)

Happy Friday guys! The Call for Papers for #HITB2024BKK is now open! cfp.hackinthebox.org/conferences/hi… We can't wait to see what cool stuff you've been working on! #CFP #CallforPapers #Bangkok #HITB #security #conference #TBCERT #NCSA #hackers #FridayFunDay

HitB is a great conference to present your research. Always high quality content and the organizers are awesome! #HITB2024BKK

Come on Apple, when are we going to get macOS Alcatraz?

Wrapping up the year with some good ol chess drama. First #jeansgate, then top ranked player falls asleep while playing blitz ♟️💤

Found some reference material for Stargate project

Friday was my last day at Trenchant/Azimuth. It has been an epic journey (when eta Netflix series) where I’ve had the opportunity to work with some incredibly talented people. A very special thanks goes out to John McDonald and mdowd who decided to give this Norwegian guy a chance.

I wrote post about Reinforcement Learning (RL) using TensorFlow (in NodeJS). I go though building a little terminal game and architecting a training environment to teach a neural network how to play 🤖📷 Blog: knifecoat.com/Posts/Solid+Bl… GitHub: github.com/FuzzySecurity/…

We're excited to announce the formation of Catalyst Security! We're a new company started by a small group of experienced vulnerability researchers, focused solely on innovative research. catalystsecurity.com

We're currently hiring experienced researchers, particularly focusing on the areas of iOS, Android, Browser, and 0click. If you're interested, please reach out: <[email protected]>

I’m beyond thrilled to start a new journey with this amazing team! Let’s crush it! :)

`ipsw` has a 🆕 AI powered DECOMPILER 🤯 Check it out! 🎉 github.com/blacktop/ipsw/…

We're excited to be at OffensiveCon this year, come up to our booth and say hi!

Spoiler alert: I’ll be at offensivecon next week. Looking forward to seeing everyone there! :)

Great news! The Pwnie awards nominations are now open! pwnies.com/nominations/

Wheels down Berlin 🛬😅

We’re ready for round 2 of offensivecon ! Come say hi and grab a pen and stickers at our booth :)

#OffensiveCon25 videos are now up! youtube.com/playlist?list=…

I wrote-up how I used o3 to find CVE-2025-37899, a remote zeroday vulnerability in the Linux kernel’s SMB implementation. Link to the blog post below 👇

So far GLM 4.5 (Air) is my favorite local model for code auditing tasks. It's really good at instruction following and handling long context prompts. gpt-oss 120b is good too, but reasoning effort has to be set to Medium (e.g. LM Studio sets it to Low by default).