The ethical case against using LLMs for work is straightforward and unambiguous

The productivity case against using LLMs for work is complex and requires an understanding of volatility, variability, biases, security issues, lock-in, and more

But it turns out that if you don’t have any time for ethics, you also don’t have any time for understanding complex systems, so neither case matters to them

Oh well that's fucking clever. A threat actor is sending out phishing emails pretending to be SendGrid, and explaining that all their emails will include "Support ICE" banners in order to trigger ragebait clicks through to the phishing kit.

#threatintel

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/simokohonen_ragebait-as-a-phishing-tactic-a-threat-activity-7415349853754638336-gcCu?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAABIZhqYBjXCQuV7JX7N_3xlpxZY6alHZ77o

I'm on the server floor of a "highly secure data center with 24/7/365 surveillance, direct access control and robust perimeter security".

An actual duck just walked by. 🦆

The panic is absolutely glorious. I think this just became one of the highlights of my life.

Ran into a problem in prod?
Just generate a fake cloudflare error page and blame it on them - gives you time to fix.

https://github.com/donlon/cloudflare-error-page

#foss #devops #cloudflare #infosec