Simon Willison67 · 11d ago
Claude system prompts as a git timeline
Research: Claude system prompts as a git timeline Anthropic publish the system prompts for Claude chat and make that page available as Markdown . I had Claude Code turn that page into separate files for each model and model family with fake git commit dates to enable browsing the changes via the GitHub commit view. I used this to write my own detailed notes on the changes between Opus 4.6 and 4.7 . Tags: system-prompts , anthropic , claude , generative-ai , ai , llms
Threatninja.net17 · 11d ago
Hack The Box: Airtouch Mahcine Walkthrough – Medium Diffiiculty
Recently, I completed the “Airtouch” machine on Hack The Box (Medium difficulty), which provided a great hands-on experience in combining system exploitation with wireless attack techniques. The challenge started with basic reconnaissance and service enumeration, leading to initial access via SSH as a low-privileged user. From there, misconfigured sudo permissions allowed quick privilege escalation on the host. What made this machine particularly interesting was its setup as a wireless attack...
The Hacker News13 · 11d ago
[Webinar] Eliminate Ghost Identities Before They Expose Your Enterprise Data
In 2024, compromised service accounts and forgotten API keys were behind 68% of cloud breaches. Not phishing. Not weak passwords. Unmanaged non-human identities that nobody was watching. For every employee in your org, there are 40 to 50 automated credentials: service accounts, API tokens, AI agent connections, and OAuth grants. When projects end or employees leave, most
Jerry Gamblin11 · 10d ago
Prioritizing What Matters: Bringing CVE Intelligence to Splunk
I spend a significant amount of my time thinking about EPSS, CVSS, and the inherent gaps in how we prioritize vulnerabilities. We all know the drill: a 9.8 CRITICAL that remains unexploited shouldn’t jump the line ahead of a 7.5 HIGH that is being actively used in the wild. Closing that gap between theoretical severity and actual exploitability is why I started RogoLabs and why I built cve.icu. Today, I’m releasing an update to my CVE Intelligence TA for Splunk on Splunkbase. It is a free, op...
maurycyz.com10 · 11d ago
5x5 Pixel font for tiny screens
Font data (C header) All characters fit within a 5 pixel square, and are safe to draw on a 6x6 grid. The design is based off of lcamtuf's 5x6 font-inline.h, which is itself inspired by the ZX Spectrum's 8x8 font. 5x5 is the smallest size that doesn't compromise legibility: 2x2 : Impossible. 3x3 : Technically possible, but unreadable. 4x4 : Not enough to draw "E", "M" or "W" properly. 5x5 : This font. Five by five is actually big enough to draw most lowercase letters one pixel smaller, making ...