Calle Svensson
zetatwo.bsky.social
Calle Svensson
@zetatwo.bsky.social
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Security Engineer @ XTX. MSc in eng. physics & CompSci, dev & gamer. ❤️ music & long distance running. Wanna do a PhD sometime. Same U/N on all other sites
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Finally managed to sit down this weekend and finish #flareon12. The last one was a bit of a struggle and I made a lot of mistakes but got there in the end. Thanks a lot Nick Harbour and team for another successful edition. Looking forward to write-ups.
I needed a bit more oomph for #flareon12 challenge 9.
Mark published some really nice analysis of the @livectf.bsky.social AI solves, check it out!
Finally ran my own experiment on 2 LiveCTF challenges after seeing an AI bot beat top players on them.

Granted, these are the 2 we saw AI solve, but I was still surprised by the success of current models with a single prompt.

Sharing so others can try it themselves: seeinglogic.com/posts/livect...
The Beast Opens its Eye: AI at LiveCTF 2025
In the most recent LiveCTF event, we witnessed a turning point: a player brought a custom AI bot that beat both human competitors to the punch… and in the two matches that the bot won, it wasn’t even ...
seeinglogic.com
In case you haven't tried it yet: Time-Travel Debugging + @binary.ninja Binary Ninja integration is such a ridiculously powerful reverse engineering method.
Come check out the latest issue containing my article on crypto code obfuscation and lots of other great entries!
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Please please please share to spread the news - thank you!
Algorithmic predictions can be good or bad, just like human. You still have to do it well, not just do it. Fortunately for us, it seems that we are doing pretty well.
Fantastic article! Just a few months ago, I actually asked a large group of security professionals what the current up-to-date recommendation for this what. Sadly their responses varied mostly from "uh, idk" to "I still recommend CSRF tokens".

Very nice to have a clear, well reasoned reference.
I edited my Cross-Site Request Forgery countermeasures research into a stand-alone article, including recommendations reusable by other projects.

tl;dr: no need for tokens or keys, modern browsers tell you if a request is cross-origin!

words.filippo.io/csrf
Cross-Site Request Forgery
Cross-Site Request Forgery countermeasures can be greatly simplified using request metadata provided by modern browsers.
words.filippo.io
Next time I visit I will time it so you are not away. :)
I'm kinda tired of restaurants having 100 options and customisations, etc. I want to go to a 0 choice restaurant. I tell them that I'm allergic to peanuts and don't drink alcohol and then I just get served something. Would be amazing.
Haven't listened to Yungblud before but got introduced to Zombie (via Anthony Vincent) and OMG, listening to that song is like being transported back to being 17. Absolutely beautiful video as well.
120Hz, Pixel 9 Pro, no battery saver
After 1400 days I'm dropping my German Duolingo streak. It definitely helped me with the basics while I lived in Switzerland but that motivation is now gone. On to learning other things instead.
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Had a great time talking with @zardus.bsky.social about getting started in cybersecurity: www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9QW...

Primary thrust: Try something that interests you, then keep trying things.

Every time, you'll either succeed, learn something, or meet new people, and this builds over time.
seeinglogic and zardus talk about getting into the cybersecurity industry
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I'm still getting weird DMs because of that one PS Portal post over a year ago so I certainly don't envy you. Keep up the great work though, really inspiring to see. :)
Does anyone have recommendations for any high quality discussion groups or communities for defensive security? Security engineering, detection engineering, DFIR, etc? Feels like there's an abundance of offense but not so much other stuff.
Saw @gianmarcosoresi.bsky.social (and Liam Nelson) tonight and now like half the muscles in my body hurt from laughing. Thanks for a fantastic performance!
Took a very long time for me to realize that it's firmware because it's between hardware and software.
It definitely wasn't a thing in Sweden in the 90s and I haven't heard about anyone in Europe playing it growing up. AFAIK it was not translated so kids in most countries wouldn't be able to play it. It is however part of what we pick up about American culture from movies, etc. so we are aware of it.
hi-vis vest, gives credibility to any activity.
DIY hack: Attach an extension to the tap handle so that it's longer. This will give you more fine-grained control when tilting it.