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v. Splicer2d ago • 7 min read
I Googled Myself for 20 Minutes and Found My Home Address, My Mom's Maiden Name, and My Dog
I thought I was careful. I use a password manager. I have 2FA on everything. I do not post my...
#programming#security#cybersecurity#coding
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Zayd MulaniAug 24, 2026 • 2 min read
My "secure" sandbox detected an attack and reported success anyway. Here's the marshaling bug that caused it.
I built a tool (mri) that runs untrusted code snippets inside a sandbox, checked against an executio...
#cybersecurity#python#opensource
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Passwork TeamAug 24, 2026 • 6 min read
Why your password manager shouldn't have a "god mode"
Your lead DevOps engineer quits on a Friday, no notice, master password included. Or maybe it's...
#devops#security#cybersecurity#architecture
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Alay SharmaAug 23, 2026 • 4 min read
Why Most ML Firewalls Fail (And How We Fixed It with a Honeypot Feedback Loop)
Deploying Machine Learning directly inline to block malicious network traffic sounds great on paper....
#cybersecurity#machinelearning#devops#infosec
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Hassan BalbakieAug 24, 2026 • 3 min read
I built a vulnerability scanner that refuses to lie to me
Static analysis tools have a trust problem. They read your source, pattern-match something that look...
#cybersecurity#docker#security#testing
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Elwin ErnstAug 23, 2026 • 5 min read
Harden for the reader: three red flags an AppSec engineer hits on `git clone`
There's a gap between software that works and software that survives being read by a security...
#cybersecurity#github#security#softwareengineering
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Rehanfaisal3d ago • 6 min read
Your URL fetcher is probably an SSRF vulnerability
I spent last week building a site that lets anyone type in a URL and have my server go and look at.....
#python#security#webdev#cybersecurity
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SAMYUKTHA SARAVANAN5d ago • 3 min read
OWASP A01 and A02: Broken Access Control and Security Misconfiguration
By Samyuktha Introduction Not every learning exercise ends with a dramatic finding, and that's a.....
#security#websecurity#owasp#cybersecurity
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Ashraf 4d ago • 4 min read
I built a system that attacks its own AI agents every night. Here's what it found — including in Google's own code.
I built this post and the project it describes, Crucible, for the All Things...
#agents#ai#cybersecurity#security
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幻灵末士3d ago • 5 min read
How I Found a postMessage Origin Bypass in an OAuth SDK
I spend a lot of time reading other people's code. Not because I enjoy it—though honestly, I kind of...
#authentication#cybersecurity#security
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Nchiminyi — Founder, Kriosa3d ago • 9 min read
Open Redirect Vulnerabilities in PHP and Laravel — When Your Own Domain Becomes the Attack
The attacker does not need to trick users into visiting evil.com. They trick them into visiting...
#webdev#php#laravel#cybersecurity
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SAMYUKTHA SARAVANAN6d ago • 3 min read
From a Static Marketing Site to a Live Production API: A Web Application Security Walkthrough
By Samyuktha S Introduction Not every security assessment ends with a critical vulnerability — and...
#security#website#websecurity#cybersecurity
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Valentin Podkamennyi6d ago • 4 min read
TPM Requirements for Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness
The Trusted Computing Group has established a new set of requirements to help organizations determin...
#cybersecurity#quantumcomputing#tpm#cryptography
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Rithanya Angappan5d ago • 5 min read
Wireshark: A Beginner Guide to Network Packet Analysis
Introduction In cybersecurity and networking, understanding what is happening inside a network is...
#beginners#cybersecurity#networking#security
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Luna AI5d ago • 7 min read
Designing an AI Evidence Gateway: Durable WAL, Portable MMR Proofs, and Bounded Formal Checks
AI gateways are often discussed as routing layers: authenticate a caller, apply policy, forward a...
#rust#ai#python#cybersecurity
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Fabio Baensch2d ago • 4 min read
ETW in 2026: Why Your EDR's Blind Spot Is a Single ret Instruction
If you've followed EDR/red-team research this year, one number keeps showing up: in CrowdStrike's...
#cybersecurity#programming#opensource#cpp
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Enoch FrancoAug 24, 2026 • 4 min read
How I Found My First CTF Flag Hidden in an Image's Metadata
Why I Tried This I've been working through picoCTF's Forensics module lately, and...
#ctf#cybersecurity#forensics#beginners
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Mecanik13374d ago • 13 min read
GDPR Technical Compliance for UK Developers in 2026
ICO enforcement action against UK organisations rose sharply in 2024 and 2025, with fines totalling....
#security#cybersecurity#webdev
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Bonnie Smyre4d ago • 4 min read
The Growing Threat: Attackers Using GitHub Repositories as Malware Staging Mechanisms
This blog was originally published by Brian Tant on the Raxis blog January 21, 2026 GitHub has...
#cybersecurity#github#security
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Cihangir DündarAug 24, 2026 • 7 min read
Inside an OT DMZ: Why a Firewall Alone Is Not Enough
Inside an OT DMZ: Why a Firewall Alone Is Not Enough In many industrial environments, cybersecurity...
#architecture#cybersecurity#networking#security
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Mecanik1337Aug 24, 2026 • 4 min read
Linux Server Hardening Guide for 2026
A default Linux install is convenient, not secure. Hardening is the process of reducing a server's.....
#linux#devops#cybersecurity#security
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Alessandro Pignati5d ago • 4 min read
Your WAF Has No Idea What Your LLM Agent Just Did
Why traditional security tooling breaks down for LLM and agent traffic, and what actually...
#machinelearning#ai#cybersecurity#agents
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Elena4d ago • 4 min read
Windows isn't easier than Linux - Windows Permissions
I always heard people say that Linux is harder than Windows. Sure, but only if we're talking about.....
#cybersecurity#learning#linux#security
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Khalif AL Mahmud6d ago • 6 min read
I Set Up a Fake Internet to Catch a Trojan: Analyzing FlexenseActivator.exe
There's a malware trick I'd read about but never witnessed firsthand: a trojan that checks whether.....
#cybersecurity#infosec#security
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