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Rafael David Tinoco

@rafaeldtinoco

Runtime Security and eBPF | Jibril Runtime Security Creator | Former: Tracee Maintainer, Ubuntu Server Core Developer.

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Having low-level real-time #Linux events visibility really changes the Linux hunting & detection game. I always liked to analyze network flows with Zeek + Splunk. Now, a similar approach is possible on system events thanks to Kunai Runtime Security, Jibril, or Tetragon. You can…

cr0nym's tweet image. Having low-level real-time #Linux events visibility really changes the Linux hunting & detection game. I always liked to analyze network flows with Zeek + Splunk. Now, a similar approach is possible on system events thanks to Kunai Runtime Security, Jibril, or Tetragon. You can…
cr0nym's tweet image. Having low-level real-time #Linux events visibility really changes the Linux hunting & detection game. I always liked to analyze network flows with Zeek + Splunk. Now, a similar approach is possible on system events thanks to Kunai Runtime Security, Jibril, or Tetragon. You can…
cr0nym's tweet image. Having low-level real-time #Linux events visibility really changes the Linux hunting & detection game. I always liked to analyze network flows with Zeek + Splunk. Now, a similar approach is possible on system events thanks to Kunai Runtime Security, Jibril, or Tetragon. You can…
cr0nym's tweet image. Having low-level real-time #Linux events visibility really changes the Linux hunting & detection game. I always liked to analyze network flows with Zeek + Splunk. Now, a similar approach is possible on system events thanks to Kunai Runtime Security, Jibril, or Tetragon. You can…

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Good stuff 👏 - Jibril Runtime Security v2.4, featuring Reactions system that transforms passive monitoring into active defense jibril.garnet.ai/customization/… #linux #blueteam

jibril.garnet.ai

Reactions | Jibril

Immediate, programmable responses to security detection events.


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So here’s Perplexity’s playbook: 1️⃣ Collect everything 2️⃣ Train AI on it 3️⃣ Monetize through ads, pricing models, or partnerships. If it sounds familiar, it’s because that’s Google’s own playbook, but instead used by a less-than-3-year-old startup with VCs eager to get a…


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@garnet_labs on a simple mission: building the world best runtime security for linux/k8s.

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Rafael David Tinoco reposted

Come hang with team Garnet at BlackHat! Get some goodies and see what we've been cooking in Vegas... ✨🎲 ➡️Booth 6327 #BHUSA #BlackHat @BlackHatEvents

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➡️Booth 6327 #BHUSA #BlackHat @BlackHatEvents
garnet_labs's tweet image. Come hang with team Garnet at BlackHat! Get some goodies and see what we've been cooking in Vegas... ✨🎲

➡️Booth 6327 #BHUSA #BlackHat @BlackHatEvents

📙 Security Paper - Valkyrie: A Response Framework to Augment Runtime Detection of Time-Progressive Attacks 📙 Valkyrie tackles the persistent challenge of false positives in runtime cyberattack detection for time-progressive threats like micro-architectural attacks, rowhammer,…


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IBM PS/2 Laptop. Released in 1991, and priced at $6k, this was really the first modern style laptop to have a decent keyboard. #ibm #oldcomputer

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I would buy this computer even today. Perfect monitor proportions. Amazing keyboard.


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Point of view.


Rafael David Tinoco reposted

Bypass Linux kernel isolation technique using BPF infrastructure cs.brown.edu/~vpk/papers/ep… #Linux #cybersecurity

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cs.brown.edu/~vpk/papers/ep…

#Linux #cybersecurity
0xor0ne's tweet image. Bypass Linux kernel isolation technique using BPF infrastructure

cs.brown.edu/~vpk/papers/ep…

#Linux #cybersecurity

We still have heroes in the world. Thanks God.

Exactly one year ago today Buster found his forever home. He’d been on this short chain for over 3 years. His “birthday” party today will melt your heart (1/5) 🧵



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"Why C is the safest language?" This is about to be a banger

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This is about to be a banger

Bye my little friend. Fury of the Night. Love you. Thanks for everything.

rafaeldtinoco's tweet image. Bye my little friend. Fury of the Night. Love you. Thanks for everything.

Whoever is playing with eBPF and AI should read this paper. Its an early stage proof-of-concept research running a small model within the BPF programs. Very very nice.

rafaeldtinoco's tweet image. Whoever is playing with eBPF and AI should read this paper. Its an early stage proof-of-concept research running a small model within the BPF programs. Very very nice.

Rafael David Tinoco reposted

In theory you could use photo refractive crystals (just like the ones used by holograms in optics) instead of having hard coded crystals/weights. They are somehow programmable (that’s how you pick interferometry from 2 mono phase monochromatic exposures, for example).


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Bypassing ARM Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) with speculative execution attacks arxiv.org/pdf/2406.08719 #ARM #infosec

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arxiv.org/pdf/2406.08719

#ARM #infosec
0xor0ne's tweet image. Bypassing ARM Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) with speculative execution attacks

arxiv.org/pdf/2406.08719

#ARM #infosec

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Quantum mechanics

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Someone is bored waiting to walk.

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Yep, discovered who steals my sleeping noise cancelling ear plugs... Fury of the Night.

rafaeldtinoco's tweet image. Yep, discovered who steals my sleeping noise cancelling ear plugs... Fury of the Night.

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