Easiest beginner bugs, the Anatomy of Autonomy, and BrokenSesame

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   Hacker Interviews: ArchAngelDDay

   His approach to finding bugs in applications involves looking for every place where the application denies a user’s request and then finding ways to bypass those restrictions to find vulnerabilities.

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   “Easiest” Beginner Bugs?

   Access Control and IDORs. Whenever someone asks what bug they should look for InsiderPhD always gives the same answer: IDORs and access control issues.

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   Stealing GitHub staff’s access token via GitHub Actions

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   BrokenSesame: Accidental ‘write’ permissions to private registry allowed potential RCE to Alibaba Cloud Database Services. Wiz Research has discovered a chain of critical vulnerabilities in two of Alibaba Cloud’s popular services, ApsaraDB RDS for PostgreSQL and AnalyticDB for PostgreSQL.

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   The Anatomy of Autonomy: Why Agents are the next AI Killer App after ChatGPT

   Auto-GPT/BabyAGI Executive Summary, a Brief History of Autonomous Agentic AI, and Predictions for Autonomous Future.

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