Bradley Kemp

@bradleyjkemp.dev

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Experienced ignorer of Safe Browsing warnings Security @ Granola

An Etsy listing for an Uber Eats delivery driver badge. It prominently shows the Uber Eats logo at the bottom
gemini-generated infographic of how to wire a plug. Mostly correct but with some weird inconsistencies around e.g. which side of the plug opens
The Chrome "Relaunch to update" prompt reassuring me that "Your tabs will reopen"
Hovering on the hyperlink, showing it's a safelinks URL
The "Yeah, this is big brain time" meme with the text updated to say "Yeah, this is low CO2 time"
A Labrador looking into the camera with a stick
Big yellow ball meme 1st panel, person reaching for a ball saying "waiting till November to desensitize the dog to fireworks" 2nd panel, zoomed out from before, a large blob labelled "Diwali" surprises the person from behind
DNS record editor for a TXT record with the inscrutable contents "MS=<long hex string>" A comment below added when the recorded was created says "Microsoft 365 domain verification"
4-panel meme of Gru detailing his genius plan 1. LLM creates PR 2. Same LLM reviews the PR 3. LLM flags huge bug in PR 4. LLm flags huge bug in PR (Gru looking sad)
Verdict from a website downtime checker Is Example.com down? It's not just you! example.com is down
The github status page. At the top a banner: > Atlassian uses cookies to improve your browsing experience, perform analytics and research, and conduct advertising. Accept all cookies to indicate that you agree to our use of cookies on your device
Hero section of a website bragging about "Industry-Leading 94% Accuracy Rate" for their "Advanced cybersecurity platform that analyzes millions of domains using machine learning to provide instant risk scores, vulnerability detection, and compliance reporting."
A modal in Gmail which says: This link looks suspicious This link opens a site that might be harmful The reputation of www.gov.uk is unknown
An article in The Atlantic with an AI generated advert for "This cute and realistic bunny robot toy is perfect for Easter"
A CO2 monitor reading 1337 PPM
Screenshot of the homepage for "Coca Cola Credit Union"
A sleeping dog with their head resting on a "Designing Machine Learning Systems" book
A terribly rendered "Feature Importance" plot with so many feature names they all overlap and become unreadable
One of the incorrect Risky Business listings
A lidar map of a room showing a trail taken by a robot vacuum. Areas have been cordoned off with red boxes to prevent the vacuum entering
A lookalike of a GitHub signin page hosted on a github.io subdomain. Scanned 1 month ago
List of pipeline runs with a red "X Failed" next to each. The most recent (started a few seconds ago) is running
Small section of the GitHub PR review page showing 2602 changed files with +12,000, -1597 lines
Screenshot of a smart central heating app. A prominent red warning banner says "Your Bedroom might not be working correctly"
Screenshot of the signup form of one of the fake bank sites. It asks for the usual PII: name, address, etc.
Screenshot of a detection dashboard of fake banks. On the left, a heatmap shows a dark red square (the highest possible value) for every single day since August. On the right, a bar chart shows a breakdown of the different identified campaigns
Login page for an apparently real US financial institution: Yolo Federal Credit Union
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Output from the `go fuzz` command fuzz: elapsed: 7m31s, execs: 14724188 (0/sec), new interesting: 1624 (total: 1634)
Output from the benchstat command showing new.txt benchmark results take 86.9% less time than the baseline
My email inbox. A series of alternating emails from Google and Squarespace saying: 1. Your domain X is migrating to Squarespace 2. Your domain X is now available on Squarespace
Email reads: Hi Bradley, I wanted to know whether you would be interested in receiving an email list of Java users/customers across the globe. Few Products listed below: Oracle Python JavaScript Scala Eclipse
Email flagged as spam. The body reads: Good morning, We have an outstanding bill from a recently added supplier. Kindly reply with the necessary details to process the payment. Thanks. Kind regards, Bradley Kemp Founder and CEO Phish Report