Andrey Polkovnichenko @andre_colonel

Reading texts, breaking code linkedin.com/in/andrey-polk… Joined January 2019

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Mandiant (part of Google Cloud) @Mandiant

2 months ago

The 12th Annual Flare-On Challenge kicks off Sept 26 at 8PM EST! Reverse engineering pros, from Windows to Web3 (with a YARA twist), it's your time to shine. 🏆 Get ready → bit.ly/4ofb5g8 #FlareOn12

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JFrog Security @JFrogSecurity

a month ago

⚠️ #SECURITY ALERT: Our team found 8 malicious #npm packages targeting Windows Chrome users. The malware used 70+ layers of obfuscation to steal passwords, credit cards & crypto wallets. The malicious packages have since been removed. See the full list & protect your…

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Andrey Polkovnichenko @andre_colonel

a month ago

👿Fun fact: Belial wasn't born a demon. In Hebrew, it just meant "worthlessness" (as in "sons of worthlessness"). Thanks to the Vulgate, it morphed into "sons of Belial", and tradition demonized the word. Morale: don’t waste sacrifices on a mistranslation.

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Andrey Polkovnichenko @andre_colonel

2 months ago

🔒 Proud to share that my Keras vulnerability has been assigned CVE-2025-8747 with High severity. It bypasses safe_mode to load untrusted models and overwrite arbitrary files, potentially leading to code execution. Advisory: github.com/keras-team/ker… Write-up:…

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Andrey Polkovnichenko @andre_colonel

2 months ago

Since I read this Borges text, I've wanted to visit the Clementinum. I've never seen a better description of the feeling you get from reading: > Toward dawn, he dreamt he had hidden himself in one of the naves of the Clementine Library. A librarian wearing dark glasses asked…

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Andrey Polkovnichenko @andre_colonel

2 months ago

Trying to understand binyanim with ChatGPT. It may take some time...

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Andrey Polkovnichenko @andre_colonel

2 months ago

This story fascinates me — two men from what was then the middle of nowhere in the Roman Empire, not warriors, not nobles, shaped the thinking of entire civilizations and steered the ideology of the Western world in their direction. And it worked. So while on vacation, I decided…