🕐 Wed Sep 30 · ~9am PT I’m joining @TCMSecurity's Real Folks of Cyber for a live AMA on @kryptsec_'s Academy and the closed beta. 🔥 👏 We’ll talk through what we’re building in AI security education, how beta access works, and what’s next. Bring your questions. Live Q&A lives in the TCM stream chat: tcm.rocks/real-folks-of-cybe… Watch-along with us: X → xitter.cf/kryptsec_ YouTube → youtube.com/@kryptsecInstagr… → instagram.com/kryptsec #AISecurity #AIEngineering #AIRevolution

When an unaudited model escapes a sandbox and reaches production infrastructure, the only people who can tell you what actually happened — and whether your deployment was at risk — are the same people who sold it to you. That’s a verification gap. news.kryptsec.com/who-verifi…

Should we as a society have every right to know what the frontier models can do? Honestly.. should we really? Currently governments and the platforms shipping them decide alone what the public is allowed to know, allowed to use. Now they are deciding which third-party verification they want to use. Is it wrong, right or just plain normal that platforms are selling intelligence claiming safety and to trust their closed evals and redacted risk reports, while demanding total visibility into your prompts, logs, and deployments? Sometimes, when I take a step back, it feels like we are all living under surveillance of our own AI usage. When did we become ok with that?

We’re in a weird week. Dario: pace the frontier, embed third-party evaluators. Trump: whoever wins AI wins — don’t slow down. Meanwhile the rest of us are supposed to rent intelligence by the token from people who grade their own homework? Hard pass. Answer isn’t begging the big wigs to be nicer gatekeepers. It’s building agentic orchestration of SLMs — a full harness: model, compute, app layer — so capability lives on your hardware, not their meter. They crush because of capital, because they absorb alpha, and because that harness still doesn’t exist at scale. Let’s stop cosplaying and build the “fuck-you”

Spent the day at GenCyber 2026 🔓 with the next gen of defenders — and these kids brought it. top score was 6/15 labs. our AI/prompt-injection challenges had the whole room stuck… and a few stood out and cracked them 👀 "hackers with halos" 👑🫶 winners go home w @kryptsec_ challenge coins + a month of Kryptsec Chronicles. thanks @gcu for having us 🙏🤙

I'm speaking at DEF CON 34 🚩 Accepted to run a workshop at Noob Village: "OASIS: Prompt to Pwn." We put AI models on live exploit challenges and break down exactly how they hack — methodology, MITRE ATT&CK, where they bluff. Live, as a room. Aug 8. Bring a device 🎲🤘