Shrikant Bhosale@HintsOnBLOG·Jun 19
Hey @X @Safety @lindayaX @elonmusk
I built **SuperBrow TAC** — a geometric + thermodynamic security auditor.
Ran it on t.co/XBIAhdB7o5 today.
In **~12 seconds** on a 2014 i5-4590S it found:
- Multiple AUTH_EXPOSURE paths (bearer tokens, ct0 logic, session handling visible in client bundles)
- DATA_LEAK signals
- Several other open geometric doors
These are real SOURCE → SINK paths that still exist in production.
Repo (full open source):
t.co/So8LaAIpaw
Also includes:
- GVF (Geometric Vulnerability Framework) — 19.2% of historic bugs were properly fixed
- Live TAC daemon that actually migrates real processes using sched_setaffinity
- AVX2 accelerated relaxation engine
Security teams (X, Meta, everywhere) — this approach might be worth looking at.
We’re not scanning for strings anymore.
We’re mapping geometry and relaxing toward high-curvature risk zones.
Happy to share findings privately or discuss improvements.
The doors are open. Let’s close the important ones.
— Shri