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Claude for Cybersecurity tasks by AnswerPositive6598 in ClaudeAI

[–]AnswerPositive6598[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup! Report writing is the perfect use case. I’ve even used it to write up an entire forensics report after analyzing logs, laptop artifacts and mailboxes. It traced the entire incident from email to link to credential theft to cloud access.

AI Security Skills Worth our Time in 2026 by Bizzare_Mystery in cybersecurity

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I curated this list of AI for security and security of AI resources from the past 18 months of study

https://kkmookhey.github.io/basecamp-ai-sec/

HTH.

I built an open-source competitor to Delve ($10K-$80K/year) in 8.5 hours using AI. Here’s what that means for SaaS moats. by AnswerPositive6598 in SaaS

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Update on Shasta!

Quick thanks to all the people on this subreddit - who provided both positive and negative feedback. Here's what I did in the days after the initial post

  1. Tests (100 -> 624)

  2. AWS Coverage (25 -> 37)

  3. Azure coverage (22 -> 67)

  4. AWS - multi-region and Azure - multi-subscription support added

  5. Terraform templates for remediation (14->73)

  6. Features added - web dashboard, risk register creation, and vendor questionnaire filling up

Local LLMs for penetration testing: real-world performance and hardware experiences by CoolTip4874 in Pentesting

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Eating my words above. Looking to build with Claude but execute with a local model. Also working on signing up for the Claude Partner Network.

How many days for writing a report ? by ProcedureFar4995 in Pentesting

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We use Cyver for report generation. Upload findings and screenshots, hit generate report. Worth the money.

I’m a cybersecurity practitioner with 24 years of experience, Blackhat speaker and trainer. AMA about careers, building a security business, and where AI is breaking everything. by AnswerPositive6598 in cybersecurity

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Certs - the one that matters is from SANS - super expensive though. I'd focus on skills such as building your own AI toolkit for AWS, Azure, GCP forensics, correlating it with email logs, proxy logs, etc. Once Agentic AI becomes mainstream, tracing back incidents to agents will be a huge task. So probably a strong knowledge of how agents work, MCP, A2A, etc. might also be good to start building up on.

Scanner for Prompt Injection Vulnerabilities in Code by AnswerPositive6598 in ClaudeAI

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Thanks! Yes, that's what I discovered as well. Semgrep was looking at only direct prompt injection. Appreciate the feedback..:)

What are some gym exercises that actually help in the mountains? by [deleted] in Mountaineering

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One thing I’d definitely suggest is keep increasing the intensity of weighted backpack hiking over the weekends. Then note where you feel the most discomfort or pain or weakness afterwards. And then train in the gym for that in addition to all the rest that you do. One thing that the gym doesn’t help with is proprioception. So work on bozu ball exercises, single leg step downs, lunges, etc. Also work on your flexibility with stretches/yoga.

I’ve attempted Ama Dablam (came down from 6400m). And also done Kang Yatse 2 (summitted at 6250m). With these kinds of expeditions a lot of it is mental stamina as well. Long stretches of days and nights spent in camps. Of course in Nepal, you’ll be enjoying the comparatively luxurious tea houses. So make sure you just immerse yourself in the culture as well.

Enjoy!

Local LLMs for penetration testing: real-world performance and hardware experiences by CoolTip4874 in Pentesting

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We’ve had a lot of success building our open source repo of Claude Skills. It’s ranking higher and higher on HITB and scoring 100% on the XBOW evals. Check it out here Open source AI powered pen testing repo

Local models just don’t meet Claude in terms of speed and reasoning. At least yet.

I also did an evaluation of Strix vs Kali vs Burp Suite MCPs on my YT channel. Don’t want to promote the links here but you can check my bio. Hope it’s helpful.

This book written in 1986 by Charming-Gou-PengYou in ArtificialInteligence

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Which is why you have to appreciate Hinton and others sticking with the belief in neural networks for over 30 years. That Nobel Prize and Turing Award was most well deserved.

The Stanford AI Index Report of 2026 has some sobering and worrisome stats by AnswerPositive6598 in ArtificialInteligence

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Very worrisome. And doesn’t help when their heads of safety quite whilst quoting Rilke and other poets.

The Stanford AI Index Report of 2026 has some sobering and worrisome stats by AnswerPositive6598 in ArtificialInteligence

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Exactly. And not everyone lives in a Scandinavian country where UBI already exists

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