HeyJaredCanaries In The Wild
Conversations with security leaders and practitioners about their real-world experience of canaries and honeypots.Our guests share tactics, detection stories, and lessons learned from production deployments - ranging from technical details to the role deception plays in their…
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Webinar: Context Bombs - stopping AI Attackers in their Tracks (opens the original)
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What if you could turn prompt injection into a defence? Tracebit's latest research shows how a single "context bomb" - a short string planted in a canary secret - can hijack an attacking AI agent's own safety guardrails and stop it in its tracks. Across 152 attack runs in an AWS cyber range, one context bomb cut full compromise from 36% of runs to 1%, and dropped admin privilege escalation from 57% to 5%. Hear Tracebit's Alessandro Brucato (Security Researcher) and Sam Cox (Co-founder & CTO), al
Ollie Whitehouse: Building a National Cyber Defence Programme (opens the original)
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Our latest episode features Ollie Whitehouse, CTO of the UK's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), the security mission of GCHQ. Ollie has spent over 23 years working with deception – from running personal honeypots in 2002, through catching state adversaries and a criminal zero-day at a previous employer, to leading NCSC's national-scale cyber deception programme today. He brings a perspective that spans hobbyist, vendor, practitioner, and national policymaker. In this episode, Ollie shares s
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