Please quote the clause he violated in said contract.

I used to hear it called "virtual scroll", and I remember webpages ballooning in RAM when they didn't do it.

the text content of the site is not what is ballooning the RAM.

"The best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer. This is known as Godwin's law."

I always like to cite Benford’s law for this one.

Thank goodness. Let's hope some peace and quiet comes out of this.

I think the system card one should be separate, but this and the Glasswing thread are basically the same story.

I would suggest watching Nicholas Carlini's talk and Heather Adkins and Four Flynn's talks from unprompted:

https://youtu.be/1sd26pWhfmg?si=onOai_ocxkZeNWP0

https://youtu.be/B_7RpP90rUk?si=HkRBhw95DbbKX9lL

My takeaway is that fuzzing is not just complementary, it also gives a stronger AI a starting point. But AI is generally faster and better.

Thanks - these talks are mindblowing. Highly recommended.

Interesting also is what they didn't find, e.g. a Linux network stack remote code execution vulnerability. I wonder if Mythos is good enough that there really isn't one.

Linux had it's SACK moment in 2019 - https://access.redhat.com/security/vulnerabilities/tcpsack#s...

We could just be seeing the fruit of expensive SWE RL on existing source material.

Key point: available to participants.

permanent underclass has arrived :(

give it a couple months

It's not just about cost - a $2m drone and a $200m drone can both be sacrificed if cost/benefit analysis merits it.

You don't sacrifice pilots, ever.

Just wanted to point out that tptacek is the blog post's author (and a veteran security researcher).