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I find bugs and exploit them. Sometimes for money, mainly for free T-Shirts.

San Francisco, CA
Joined May 2010
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We're excited about @confluentinc Principal Security Engineer Luke Young's session at Assemble: Confluent's Journey to Distroless: Pitfalls and Lessons Learned. 📖 Happening on March 25 at Convene in San Francisco, this session will give practical on the ground advice for companies starting their own distroless migration, and how to make it a success for both security and developer teams. 🤝🙌 🎟️ See more sessions and save your spot today 🎟️ assemble.chainguard.dev/even…
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Looks like DEF CON talks are up on YouTube! If you want to see a fun talk on crawling online markets for the spicy silicon, check mine out here: youtu.be/QgeEHdAmJDg
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New blog: We (@itscachemoney and I) abused the central function in various email security gateways: unfurl and analyze URLs to access internal SaaS services of various companies including Netflix. Check the blog to learn more. #phishing #emailsecurity ophionsecurity.com/blog/phis…
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My lead investor just texted me this about SVB.
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Luke Young retweeted
Security is like an onion, the more layers you reveal, the more you cry
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Shopify disclosed a bug submitted by @TheBoredEng: hackerone.com/reports/108116… - Bounty: $1,600 #hackerone #bugbounty
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I'm kicking off a series of blog posts about interesting vulnerabilities I've found and responsibly disclosed over the years, starting with a complex chain of vulnerabilities leading to XSS on accounts.leagueoflegends.com back in 2016: medium.com/@bored.engineer/x…
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Welp, I literally re-implemented this vulnerability ~2.5 years ago when I was reversing Azure RM/IRM. Even worse, I wrote a comment about it at the time and didn't connect the dots on impact: github.com/bored-engineer/rm…
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Tired: Responding to CPPA right to know requests Wired: Turning around and using the contact information from CPPA requests for sales leads
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Bypassing CDN WAF’s with Alternate Domain Routing blog.ryanjarv.sh/2022/03/16/…
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What an excellent little bug this is. Wow, this is a fun bug. Look at it! seclists.org/oss-sec/2022/q1…
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Good news: Log4j is the only library you use that’s been trivially vulnerable for about a decade.
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Replying to @_saagarjha
Before posting this publically, I privately disclosed this to the NSA by whispering it to my powered-off smartphone
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I've begun a list of security mistakes made by Cloud Service Providers (AWS, GCP, Azure). Includes CVEs, SOC 2 Type 2 failures, security researchers compromising managed services, and more. github.com/SummitRoute/csp_s…
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A many-splendored infrasec disaster. Count all the ways DNSSEC sabotaged this infra team.
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This is a great thread, and is why I always recommend caution when someone starts with “we will just fork [chromium|electron|..] (via @nasko)
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The biggest difference between REST and GraphQL is that when you build GraphQL API nobody tells you "well, actually this is not GraphQL".
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