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Opening

Forty ideas, a twenty-minute slot. PAUSE Talkify turns the pile into a talk you can give. SLIDE

A workbench for conference talks. Capture thoughts in seconds, arrange them as cards, read them back as a speech, cut to fit and rehearse against the clock. The AI critiques along the way. It never writes your talk.

Creds, Not Zero-Days-0:19 / 1:00
Opening2 nodes0:00–0:07
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Most breaches still start with stolen creds, not zero days.
10 w
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Open with the printer story
7 w
Body3 nodes0:07–1:19
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The time the red team got in through the printer
11 w
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Demo: the printer's admin page, LDAP creds in plain sight
133 w
slot ends 1:00
1:09
Tell the MFA fatigue story
8 w

The board. Every card shows where it lands on the clock, so you see the overrun before the audience does.

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Body

Get the idea down before it's gone.

Press ⌘K anywhere, type, hit Enter. It lands in the Inbox and you decide where it goes later. On your phone, capture works offline and syncs when you're back.

Or ramble in a brain dump. The AI groups what you wrote into units of thought. Your words stay exactly as you wrote them, and nothing gets dropped.

the printer had domain admin creds in the LDAP settings. that's the whole talk
⌘KQuick capture↵
Inbox 3
the printer had domain admin creds in the LDAP settings…
Helpdesk reset as social engineering
6 w
Voice memo from the train
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Why creds beat exploits

Nobody burns a zero-day when the password is on a sticky note. Exploits are expensive, logins are free.

The printer

We found the LDAP bind password in a printer's scan-to-email settings. Then it just worked everywhere.

Unsorted bits

maybe a joke about patch Tuesday?

3 units, every word keptSend to Inbox
1:10

See the whole talk at once.

Drag cards between sections on the board, then zoom out. The overview reads your talk back the way the audience will hear it and plots the energy minute by minute.

Long stretches with no story or demo show up in red, along with the pieces your argument is missing.

Creds, Not Zero-Days
Overview
0:00 – 12:40
Your thesis
Attackers log in; they don't break in.
What the audience will hear
Passwords, not exploits, open most doors. The printer proves it. The middle repeats the stats.
4:10 without a story
setupclaimstoryevidenceexampledemoMissing: a counter-example
2:30

Write it as a speech. Get notes in the margin.

Script view stitches every card into one document you can read top to bottom. Drop cues inline with a slash: slide, pause, demo, click, ask the audience.

Ask for a critique, a fact-check or the questions this audience will throw at you. Feedback sits beside your text. Anything you keep, you type yourself.

Creds, Not Zero-Days
Script
1,840 words
Opening ~0:40

Most breaches still start with stolen creds, not zero days. SLIDEbreach vectors

Let me tell you about a printer. PAUSE

It sat in a hallway for six years. Nobody patched it, nobody needed to. DEMO

Needs a source

The room will ask “says who?” Cite this year's breach report, and check it still says creds come first.

Fact-checkResolve

Notes sit beside your text. You decide what to type.

3:40

Running long? Find what can go.

Set a target and Squash finds repeats, long-winded passages and cards that don't earn their minute. Step through each cut, keep what matters, and undo the lot with one click.

Creds, Not Zero-Days
Squash
target 20:00
Now
23:40
After
19:10
Repeatedlow risk3 of 9
You make the stats point twice

The demo already proves it. The second telling costs a minute and adds nothing.

As I said, the numbers are pretty clear on this. Year after year, credentials top the list…
Cut it -1:02Keep it
4:30

Rehearse against the real clock.

Full-screen script, a timer and your slot. Arrow through sections, pause, finish. Every run is saved with your pace, so estimates get closer to how you actually speak.

Body142 wpm

Nobody patched it, nobody needed to.

We opened the admin page, and the domain password was sitting in a form field. CLICK

14:52/ 20:00+0:38 ahead
5:15

Slides come from your cues.

Each slide cue becomes a slide with your speaker notes attached. Ask for visual ideas, pick a theme, export to PowerPoint or PDF. Slides are the one place the AI is allowed to draft.

Creds, Not Zero-Days
Slides
Export .pptx
Attackers log in. They don't break in.
Stolen credentials
Phishing
Exploited vulnerability
Illustrative. Source line goes here.
From cue SLIDEbreach vectors
5:50

Hands stay on the keyboard.

Hold ⌘ to see a key on every button. ⌘P opens a palette with every talk, tab and action.

BoardBOverviewOScriptSSlidesDSquashQRehearseRBriefI
6:20
Close

Walk on stage knowing exactly what you'll say.