Josh Grossman (tghosth πŸ‘»)

Josh Grossman (tghosth πŸ‘»)

@joshcgrossman.com

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πŸš€ Introducing aghast v0.7.1: Diff-scoped security scanning When you're reviewing a PR, you don't want to be flooded with findings from code that didn't change. v0.7.1 adds automatic diff filtering so aghast focuses its analysis on what actually changed. 1/4

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πŸ•ΈοΈ When OpenAnt is available, filtering is call-graph-aware catching not just lines you changed, but functions that call or are called by the changed code. When OpenAnt isn't around, it gracefully falls back to file+line overlap with a clear warning. 3/4

πŸš€ Introducing aghast v0.7.1: Diff-scoped security scanning When you're reviewing a PR, you don't want to be flooded with findings from code that didn't change. v0.7.1 adds automatic diff filtering so aghast focuses its analysis on what actually changed. 1/4

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OWASP Juice Shop v20 is here! 🍹 Featuring: AI/LLM-based chatbot (w/ 3 hacking + 2 coding challenges), redesigned storefront, ~30% faster startup time, Angular 21, neon-fire & lime-green theme, and much more! owasp.org/blog/2026/05...

Having spent a bunch of time using Opus, I tried to economize last week by using Sonnet more. I feel like it makes more mistakes and needs more guidance, even if I get Opus to plan first. Starting to wonder whether the time incurred costs more than the token saving...

πŸš€ aghast v0.6.0 is out! Cost and budget controls, per-check repository exclusion, and enhanced security hardening. Run aghast stats to see your scan costs, set budgets, and scale with confidence. Get it: npm install -g @bouncesecurity/aghast #SecurityTesting #DevSecOps

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What it will do is give you a framework to take your suspicions about what vulnerabilities might exist and turn them into repeatable, scalable, and automatable validations you can run across your codebases, returning results in a structured format. 3/4

I'm sure this blogpost will be interesting to the two or three other people people in the world who are using Claude Code on Windows and want to have multiple accounts active :) Keen to hear feedback and experiences πŸ˜€

joshcgrossman.comRunning two Claude Code accounts on one Windows PC (without them fighting)How I isolated Personal and Work Claude Code accounts on a single Windows machine by faking per-account home directories and a handful of symlinks.

I'm sure this blogpost will be interesting to the two or three other people people in the world who are using Claude Code on Windows and want to have multiple accounts active :) Keen to hear feedback and experiences πŸ˜€

joshcgrossman.comRunning two Claude Code accounts on one Windows PC (without them fighting)How I isolated Personal and Work Claude Code accounts on a single Windows machine by faking per-account home directories and a handful of symlinks.
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I can't bring myself to tag everyone but thanks to everyone I met and chatted to, every one of you enhanced the experience. For those of you working as volunteers and organisers, you are the ones who make all of this happen and you have my undying respect and appreciation!

3a) Volunteering for the OWASP Community space at DEFCON to talk to people about the foundation and collect donations in exchange for t-shirts. 3b) Delivering a "What is OWASP" talk for the community space as well as leading a packed discussion about AppSec and vibe coding.