So excited to announce: Find Evil!, the first autonomous AI hackathon for incident response is live. More than 1,400 solo builders and teams registered as of this morning. IR professionals, AI engineers, developers, students. Most of what's on our feeds and agendas is how two frontier AI labs told the world that their own models are dangerous enough to need emergency defensive programs, and basically to go figure it out. Let's do something about it. Grab your team and sign up. Especially grab peers who keep saying "Why are you so obsessed with Claude Code?" (You cannot convince people with a deck. They have to put their hands on the tools and watch an AI agent reason through 200+ forensic tools in real time.) The hackathon is a two-month competition ($22K in prizes) to take Protocol SIFT, the proof-of-concept connecting AI agents to the SIFT Workstation’s 200+ open source forensic tools through MCP and to make it production-ready. You don't need to be an incident response expert. The SIFT Workstation handles the domain tooling. You need curiosity and building skills. Details and registration: findevil.devpost.com Sponsored by @SANSInstitute