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AI-Powered Threat Hunting on Linux Servers: Honeypot Experiment and Privilege Escalation
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Microsoft’s Copilot for Security has both positive and negative reviews, but using AI for log analysis is enticing. An insecure Linux server is set up, vulnerable to brute-force attacks and p…

AI-Powered Threat Hunting on Linux Servers: Honeypot Experiment and Privilege Escalation

I tested using Google's Gemini as a helping hand in Linux log based threat hunting - and it is actually helpful, although not ready to take the security analyst's job (yet).

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Teaching smart things cyber self defense: ships and cars that fight back
safecontrols.blog Teaching smart things cyber self defense: ships and cars that fight back

We build self-driving cars and ships, but we don’t teach them to defend against cyber adversaries. Here’s what needs to change about that!

Teaching smart things cyber self defense: ships and cars that fight back

A blog post I made based on discussions at a conference last week - we need to teach smart things like self driving cars and ships to defend themselves against cyber attacks. This outlines how we should approach it.

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