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Marcus Hutchins

@malwaretech.com
11 posts
2025-10-30
The general manager of a US defense contractor selling sensitive stolen technology to Russia, then his seized assets being almost entire fake watches, is really something 😆  —  techcrunch.com/2025/10/29/f...  [images]
2025-10-30 View on X
CyberScoop

A former L3Harris executive pleads guilty in a US district court to selling eight zero-day exploits to a Russian broker in exchange for millions of dollars

* “at least eight sensitive and protected cyber-exploit components” illegally sold to “a Russian cyber-tools broker” (for ~$1.3m).  Obviously at a huge discount, bc super illegal  ...

2025-05-15
It's funny to watch Grok go through these waves where the engineers figure out how to make an actually decent product that's pretty factual and unbiased, then Elon intervenes to make it racist.  One day it's pushing back hard against conspiracy theories, next day it's just spouting unhinged nonsense.
2025-05-15 View on X
The Verge

Grok replied on X to debunk claims of South Africa's “white genocide” when X users asked it to fact-check unrelated topics; the issue appears to have been fixed

Grok kept bringing it up in response to seemingly unrelated posts.

2025-04-01
Some fun background context: almost all my opinion pieces start out as shitposts.  If I feel like writing, I'll take what was going to be a shitpost and explain the nuance behind my opinion.  This one kind of went way off the rails and I ended up turning a single Bluesky post into a 8,600 word essay. …
2025-04-01 View on X
MalwareTech

The US needs a new cybersecurity strategy, but offensive cyber operations are unlikely to deter Chinese state-sponsored hacking and come with significant risk

Ever since China's ‘Salt Typhoon’ hacking operations against US telecom networks was uncovered, there's been a lot of discussion about “hacking back”.

The US needs a new cybersecurity strategy, but going on the offensive isn't it.  A rundown of why offensive cyber operations are unlikely to deter Chinese state-sponsored hacking and come with significant risk.
2025-04-01 View on X
MalwareTech

The US needs a new cybersecurity strategy, but offensive cyber operations are unlikely to deter Chinese state-sponsored hacking and come with significant risk

Ever since China's ‘Salt Typhoon’ hacking operations against US telecom networks was uncovered, there's been a lot of discussion about “hacking back”.

2025-03-29
So he's essentially bought his own company from himself using imaginary value in his other company, and because X has a valuation of $45bn based also on vibes, the vibes get combined, making xAI now worth $80bn in total valuation.  Despite Neither X nor xAI being objectively worth anything at all 2/2
2025-03-29 View on X
CNBC

Elon Musk says xAI acquired X in an all-stock deal valuing xAI at $80B and X at $33B; xAI was reportedly in talks to raise funds in February at a $75B valuation

Elon Musk said on Friday that his startup xAI has merged with X, his social network, in an all-stock transaction that values …

This is actually hilarious.  When you run a private company, its valuation is based on how much investors think it's worth (so basically just vibes).  In an all-stock purchase no money changes hands, you just give investors in the old company stock in the new one 1/2  —  www.reuters.com/markets/deal...
2025-03-29 View on X
CNBC

Elon Musk says xAI acquired X in an all-stock deal valuing xAI at $80B and X at $33B; xAI was reportedly in talks to raise funds in February at a $75B valuation

Elon Musk said on Friday that his startup xAI has merged with X, his social network, in an all-stock transaction that values …

2025-02-08
Brian Krebs confirmed what I suspected.  Like most people who worked for Path Network, Edward Coristine came from the cybercrime community, and was active as recently as May 2024  —  krebsonsecurity.com/2025/02/ teen...  [embedded post]
2025-02-08 View on X
Krebs on Security

Chat logs reveal DOGE member Edward Coristine's ties to cybercrime community The Com, and a Telegram handle linked to him sought a DDoS-for-hire service in 2022

Wired reported this week that a 19-year-old working for Elon Musk's so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) …

2024-12-27
All the Tech VCs backing Trump because they thought he'd deregulate tech, then losing access to H1-B & O-1 visas (which is how US tech companies poach all the skilled foreign workers and maintain absolute market dominance) would be a real funny case of “I didn't think the leopard would eat MY face”.
2024-12-27 View on X
Politico

Tech lobbyists see new opportunities to expand access to high-skilled H-1B visas and green cards by leveraging the sway of Elon Musk over the GOP

A holiday blowup over immigration between Trump's tech advisers and the GOP base suggests the road may be littered with obstacles.

2024-12-06
I realize I'm not the target audience for this, but “we're seeing 750 million cyber attack attempts per day” means absolutely nothing.  What are “attempts”?  Automated scan?  Phishing emails received?  Failed logins?  Firewall packet drops?  It doesn't communicate anything nor relate to the dangers of AI. …
2024-12-06 View on X
Platformer

The “AI is fake and sucks” people who take phony comfort in their AI skepticism need to accept that AI is more real and dangerous than they currently admit

It's fun to say that artificial intelligence is fake and sucks — but evidence is mounting that it's real and dangerous  —  I. Bluesky: @matrig.net , @rickywlmsbong , @rjcc , @avell...

2024-11-26
FWIW, this isn't an Elon thing.  Twitter has done this since forever.  Almost every algorithm driven social media platform de-ranks posts containing external links in an attempt to keep people on the platform longer and boost engagement metrics.  [embedded post]
2024-11-26 View on X
Mediaite

Elon Musk appears to confirm that X deprioritizes posts with links in their main text, to stop “lazy linking”, and tells users to “put the link in the reply”

Anyway, here's the biggest loser of all, admitting to throttling links and blaming the user for wanting to link:  —  https://www.mediaite.com/... Bluesky: @davidjoffe64.bsky.social...

2023-08-22
They test things before pushing to prod? [embedded post]
2023-08-22 View on X
Fortune

Elon Musk says that X plans to remove preview headlines from posts linking to articles, so that the previews show only the article's lead image and the URL

X, the social media platform previously known as Twitter, is planning a major change in how news articles appear on the service …