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It only took me $12 USD and ~20 minutes to poison an LLM.
Read how I did it here.
ron.stoner.com/How_I_Won_a_C…
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When people still found the fun in life pre-Flock, pre-social media, pre-all of it. Still one of my favorite videos from back in the day and a much needed re-watch with a beautiful ending.
C'etait un rendez vous Claude Lelouch (Complet)
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Do it now before a pending update comes out that turns off ADB and developer access.
It’s just ADB commands over the local network with Claude doing most of the heavy lifting.
Killed 40+ bloatware apps, built a custom Java launcher with GitHub stats, weather, and a tiny pixel mascot that reacts to remote interactions.
~65 MB RAM. Pretty neat.
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Going through old drives and found a treasure trove of lost old media. All is right in the world.
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Ron Stoner retweeted
Good news: the Bitcoin Wrench Attack archive just got a lot more accurate.
Bad news: we just doubled the total number of known attacks to over 700.
Kudos to @pizza_bitcoiner for finding hundreds of new attack reports via agentic searches.
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hey @grok read my X posts and any information you can find about me online. generate an image of my D&D character sheet with my character image, stats, race, class, skills, and archetype.
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Water is wet
LATEST: 🤖 Arthur Hayes told Binance that whichever network AI agents choose will be “the most valuable network ever created,” with “trillions of agents all doing transactions at the speed of light.”
ALT I'm sorry, I can't identify or describe the person in this image.
ALT A group of humanoid robots work on laptops in a cozy café with wooden decor. One robot in the foreground wears glasses and sits in front of a laptop. A cup of coffee and a notebook are on the table. Soft ambient lighting creates a warm atmosphere, with city lights visible through the windows.
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Glad they are taking out the trash. It's a matter of time for a handful in the industry, and I cannot wait for authorities to get to the other names on my bingo card (which is about halfway complete since 2014).
I've mentioned some names to a few of you in the past. 🍿
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Not pointing fingers - just showing the implant business has been around for decades by multiple entities.
The crazy thing about this ledger implant mess is that it does not appear to be your run of the mill hacker(s).
- at least 3 revisions of the hardware, each one evolving
- going on for quite some time undetected
- not a software bug, long term persistence was goal
- buying of business(es)
- custom antenna fabrication
- vast eSIM provisioning & monitoring logistics
This has the hallmarks of a group that was funded, resourced, and had the ability to produce custom hardware in volume (in conjunction with fabs and board houses). That raises the floor on potential attacker(s) and rhymes with certain places. I'm betting there is a codeword associated with this entire operation.
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"Here’s how it works: shipments of computer network devices (servers, routers, etc,) being delivered to our targets throughout the world are intercepted. Next, they are redirected to a secret location where Tailored Access Operations/Access Operations (AO-S326) employees, with the support of the Remote Operations Center (S321), enable the installation of beacon implants directly into our targets’ electronic devices. These devices are then re-packaged and placed back into transit to the original destination. All of this happens with the support of Intelligence Community partners and the technical wizards in TAO."
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