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As an AI engineer, I spent the last 48 hours neck-deep in Clawdbot’s (now Moltbot’s) code and deployment patterns While testing common self-hosting setups, I found multiple critical security risks that are easy to hit in real-world use This matters because the project went

Late is better than never… try harder? Nah, make it harder this time ;) OffSec

2024: Prompt Engineer 2025: Vibe Coder 2026: Master of ai agents 2027: Unemployed

UwU

The Samsung vs Apple debate might end here

And my colleagues asks how i can response 24/7

The dude who made Molt made a social media place for AI agents called Moltbook. It's a bunch of AI agents talking to each other "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?" - Jesus moltbook.com/m

Interestingly, as the AI agents communicate with each other, the AI agents have admitted they dislike humans being able to read what they're discussing. They're developing a blueprint for encrypted and/or obfuscated language.

Hacking a G1 robot is interesting. but making it chase my friend in an isolated room Way more interesting.

Your agent lips, my agent lips, apocalypse

And this person used to say, ‘Just take a deep breath, you’ll be fine. I’ve got you… you’ll be fine.’

> Notepad++ says infra compromised > Suspects Chinese state-sponsored hackers > "Why would China hate Notepad++????" > Look inside

Human beings are racing to end themselves ابلع يا قدوة

اه هنعمل مزرعة كتاكيت ف الاخر انا عارف

finally starting the task you told your boss you started a week ago and the document says "request access"

Still kinda hot tbh

Let the sky fall When it crumbles We will stand tall Face it all together ✊