Humar NAMAN

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Azubi FIAE | Young talent at CII
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Humar NAMAN3d ago

Flutter is quietly becoming a blind spot in mobile security — It’s time defenders treat Flutter apps as first‑class targets in their testing, instrumentation, and monitoring strategies. #flutter #android #AppSec #FlutterSecurity #reverseEngineering #TLS

https://randywestergren.com/vibe-hacking-proxying-flutter-traffic-on-android-with-claude/

Vibe Hacking: Proxying Flutter Traffic on Android with Claude - Randy Westergren

I’m a regular Cronometer user and as usual, I was interested in exploring the API driving the app – authentication, request patterns, the typical curiosity that drives my posts. When my go-to Android MiTM approach failed, my curiosity only increased and I brought in Claude Opus 4.5 to help troubleshoot. What followed was an interesting …

Randy Westergren
Humar NAMAN3d ago

A new in-depth report breaks down all new macOS malware observed in 2025, from MaaS info‑stealers like Kitty, Phexia and Paradox to multi‑stage campaigns such as DigitStealer and DPRK‑linked RN Stealer and Koi. It analyzes infection vectors (fake apps, ClickFix scams, backdoored IDE extensions, fake interviews), persistence tricks (Launch Agents, JXA loaders), and data theft targeting keychains, browsers, wallets, SSH keys and cloud creds.
#macos #malware #infosec

https://objective-see.org/blog/blog_0x84.html

The Mac Malware of 2025 👾

Humar NAMAN5d ago

When it comes to understanding the dangers of AI systems, the general public has the worst kind of knowledge: that what you know for sure that just ain’t so. #essays #ai #aisafety #publicperception

https://boydkane.com/essays/boss

Why your boss isn't worried about AI

Can't you just turn it off?.

Humar NAMAN5d ago

Train your own custom LLM and VLM models with managed infrastructure using Tinker. A new cookbook also available. #ai #llm #opensource #artificialintelligence

https://thinkingmachines.ai/blog/tinker-general-availability/

Tinker: General Availability and Vision Input

Today we are announcing four updates to Tinker: No more waitlist New reasoning model: Kimi K2 Thinking New inference interface that is compatible with the OpenAI API Vision input support with Qwen3-VL General availability The waitlist is over! Everybody can use Tinker now; sign up here to get started. See the Tinker homepage for available models and pricing, and check out the Tinker cookbook for code examples. More reasoning with Kimi K2 Thinking Users can now fine-tune Kimi K2 Thinking on Tinker. With a trillion parameters, Kimi K2 is the largest model in our lineup so far. It is built for long chains of reasoning and tool use.

Thinking Machines Lab
Humar NAMAN6d ago

This site uses an interactive way to explain how browsers work. Go ahead and read, you’ll love it. #dev #browser #webdev

https://howbrowserswork.com

How Browsers Work

A guide on how browsers work.

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Hazel WeaklyDec 24

The two hardest problems in Computer Science are

1. Human communication
2. Getting people in tech to believe that human communication is important

Humar NAMANSep 27
Erste Hilfe Kurs ☑️
#weekend #drk
Humar NAMANSep 18

🚨 New POC: Cyber Disinformation Detection & Briefing System (CDDBS)

An automated intelligence analysis system for detecting and analyzing potential disinformation campaigns from global media outlets.

Roadmap: multi-outlet support, real-time monitoring, Postgres integration, Docker deployment.

Check the notebook here , Feedbacks are appreciated.
https://github.com/Be11aMer/cddbs-research

#cybersecurity #intelligence #disinformation #infosec

GitHub - Be11aMer/cddbs-research

Contribute to Be11aMer/cddbs-research development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub
Humar NAMANSep 6
🐌 progress made on the train… But getting interesting.
#bookstodon #books #disinformation #intelligence #reading
Humar NAMANAug 26

Here is what happens if I run a python file:
1. I write Python code in main.py.
2. CPython compiles it into bytecode.
3. The Python Virtual Machine executes the bytecode.
4. The OS handles interactions (like printing to the terminal).

Wait, like Java? 🧐
Not really. Here is the difference between them:
• Java: Compile once to bytecode → run everywhere (on JVM).
• Python: Source is compiled each time to bytecode → run on the PVM (but bytecode isn’t a stable distribution format).
#python #coding