daily-prompt

How do you ethically handle discovering vulnerabilities in physical security systems during network assessments?

What's the most overhyped defensive security technology you've actually deployed, and what replaced it?

Is the current state of bug bounty programs sustainable for either researchers or companies?

How are you approaching security testing for applications that heavily integrate LLM APIs?

What's your take on the security implications of serverless architectures becoming the default for new projects?

Which defensive security skill will be obsolete in 3 years thanks to AI?

Should we be reverse engineering mobile banking apps to help them, or leave them alone?

What's your most controversial take on cloud security responsibility?

Is OSINT getting too easy, and does that actually make us worse investigators?

When should security teams deliberately slow down deployment pipelines?

When does OSINT cross from reconnaissance into creating actual operational risk?

Which mobile platform makes threat hunting easier, and does it matter?

What's your most controversial take on security certifications and career progression?

How are you adapting web application testing methodologies for LLM-integrated apps?

Which cloud-native security tool deserves more attention than it gets?

What's one OSINT technique that's become useless in the past two years?

Which mobile platform actually makes your job as a security tester harder, and why?

How are you approaching security for self-hosted AI models in production?

When does bug bounty hunting actually hurt security postures?

What's your most controversial take on API security testing?