hacking, bug bounty, appsec
Can AI Actually Find Real Security Bugs? Testing the New Wave of AI Models
A practical exploration of how well reasoning LLMs identify vulnerabilities in real-world code, comparing results across models and against a traditional SAST tool (Semgrep).
Read more ⟶Forget Threats, Mitigations are All You REALLY Need
A practical perspective shift for security professionals: Learn why focusing on concrete mitigations rather than abstract threats leads to better developer engagement and more secure software. Featuring hands-on examples using AI-powered security analysis tools and real-world project implementations.
Read more ⟶Deep Analysis Mode in AI Security Analyzer
Discover how the new Deep Analysis Mode in AI Security Analyzer provides in-depth security insights, with practical examples using Google's Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental model.
Read more ⟶Scaling Threat Modeling with AI: Generating 1000 Threat Models Using Gemini 2.0 and AI Security Analyzer
An in-depth look at how I leveraged Gemini 2.0 to create a massive security documentation repository, complete with practical examples and lessons learned.
Read more ⟶AI Security Analyzer - All-in-One Tool Preview
Preview of the AI Security Analyzer - a new tool that leverages AI to automatically generate comprehensive security design documentation for your projects.
Read more ⟶Automating GitHub Workflows with Fabric Agent Action
Introducing the Fabric Agent Action - a GitHub Action that automates complex workflows using AI-powered agents and Fabric Patterns.
Read more ⟶Create design documents with Fabric
How I use Fabric patterns to create, review and refine design documents.
Read more ⟶Threat Modelling with Fabric Framework
The Fabric framework enhances AI-powered threat modeling with a new pattern, offering detailed, actionable security insights.
Read more ⟶Leveraging LLMs for Threat Modeling - Claude 3 Opus vs GPT-4
With new version of Claude model, I would like to compare it to GPT-4 in threat modeling.
Read more ⟶Reviewing Your Architecture Using LLMs
The quality of input data is crucial for LLMs to perform effectively. Learn how you can use these LLMs to improve your architectural descriptions. Explore the new feature in my ai-threat-modeling-action GitHub action.
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