@DianaInitiative
@dcskytalks
Interesting. Using Agentic AI to avoid EDR detection while functioning as a malicious implant. Fascinating read since this is literally and figuratively hacking the system.
https://www.beyondtrust.com/blog/entry/claude-control-agentic-c2-computer-use-agent
I recommend SaneBox - with or without my code, helps keep my personal inbox in control, wish i would afford it for my non profit one
Final hotel details are on the official PyCon US Hotels page:
https://us.pycon.org/2026/venue/hotels/
Marriott and Courtyard reservations in the official block close April 24. Booking happens through your PyCon US dashboard after paid registration.
Could be fun - CTF ish
QUOTE "Apono2PWN
Four Agents. One Mission.
Yours to Break.
The AI Agent Hacking Competition
A company run by AI agents. Social engineer them, extract secrets, capture flags.We built AI agents with real privileges running real workflows.
Now we’re inviting you to try and break them.
Apono2Pwn is a live Capture the Flag challenge where you:
Interact with AI agents
Manipulate their behavior
Capture flags
No theory, just real attack scenarios."
Anyone hiring?
My work told me they will not be giving me a job after my apprenticeship (as a Developer) ends in the summer. I am skilled in DevOps and have great joy in organising things (from confluence spaces to events.. I do it all). I have a permit for carrying weaponised autism in problem solving. I do volunteering work in first aid and like basic human rights for all.
Thank you to everyone for boosting!

OpenSSF Vulnerability Disclosures Working Group (WG) is seeking to understand the impact of AI-Slop, AI-generated low-quality vulnerability reports, on open source projects and the other participants of the Vulnerability Disclosure Process (VDP). Specifically maintainers, vulnerability reporters, and VDP or bug bounty platforms. The results of the survey will be reviewed and turned into an aggregate report which will be shared publicly by the working group with the intent to enable the WG and participants of the Vulnerability Disclosure Process to better understand the current specific impacts of AI-Slop, the current assortment of mitigations in place, and inform the WG's effort to create a guide for recommendations or best practices for decreasing the impact of AI-slop on open source projects. All information provided will be aggregated and anonymized unless you give your explicit consent to quote or reference your answers.
Skytalks will be at BSidesLV again in 2026 CFP https://callforpapers.bsideslv.org/cfp is open and ends May 8th!
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