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Kampala: Reverse Engineering and Workflow Automation
Kampala is a powerful tool designed to revolutionize the way we approach reverse engineering across various platforms, including websites, mobile, and desktop applications.
Open Source vs. Closed Source: The Security Debate in the Age of AI
In the rapidly evolving tech landscape, Cal.
Bluesky Faces Prolonged DDoS Attack Disrupting Services
Bluesky has been grappling with a persistent DDoS attack that has caused significant disruptions in its services, affecting users' ability to access feeds, notifications, threads, and search functionalities.
China's Undersea Cable-Cutting Technology Sparks Global Concerns
In 2025, China unveiled a technology capable of cutting deep-sea cables, marking a significant display of power in the realm of global submarine infrastructure.
AI-Powered Hacking: Codex's Journey to Root a Samsung TV
In our research, we explored the potential of AI, specifically OpenAI's Codex, to hack hardware devices, using a Samsung TV as our test subject.
The Misleading Analogy of Proof of Work in Cybersecurity
In the realm of cybersecurity, the analogy of proof of work falls short when applied to bug detection.
Secure Your SSH Keys with TPM
For years, I've securely stored my SSH private keys in hardware tokens like Nitrokey and Yubikey, ensuring they never leave the device.
Claude Opus 4.7: A Leap in AI Model Performance and Usability
Claude Opus 4.
TotalRecall Reloaded: A New Tool Exploits Windows 11's Recall Database
In the world of Windows 11, the Recall database is a fortress of security, but its Achilles' heel lies in the process that handles its data.
Ukraine's Historic Use of Unmanned Systems in Warfare
Imagine a battlefield where no human soldier sets foot.
Toosheh: A Lifeline for Information During Iran's Internet Blackouts
In January 2026, Iran experienced its first full-scale communication blackout, cutting off over 90 million people from the world.
The Economics of Cybersecurity: Spending More Tokens Than Attackers
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the introduction of Anthropic's Mythos, a powerful LLM, has sparked a new debate.
Red Sun: Exploiting Windows Defender's Quirky Behavior
Red Sun is a vulnerability repository that highlights a peculiar flaw in Windows Defender.
Seeking Human Contact for Gmail Bug Reporting
I'm reaching out to the fediverse community to find someone who works on the Gmail team at Google or knows someone who does.
Anna's Archive Faces $322 Million Judgment in Spotify Piracy Case
Anna’s Archive, known for its role as a meta-search engine for shadow libraries, recently found itself embroiled in a legal battle with the music industry after it was revealed that the site had backed up Spotify metadata.
Cal.com Shifts to Closed Source for Enhanced Security Amid AI Advancements
When we founded Cal.
Cal.com Closes Source Code Amid AI Security Concerns
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Ukraine's Robotic Revolution in Warfare
In the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, the battlefield is witnessing a technological shift as Ukraine increasingly deploys robots to replace soldiers in dangerous zones.
Scaling Trusted Access for Cyber Defense with AI
We are expanding our Trusted Access for Cyber (TAC) program to empower thousands of individual defenders and hundreds of teams safeguarding critical software.
The Rise and Risks of Flock Safety's Surveillance Technology
Flock Safety's cameras are marketed as advanced 'AI-powered precision policing technology,' extending far beyond traditional license plate readers.
Rethinking Dependency Cooldowns: Advocating for Centralized Upload Queues
Dependency cooldowns have gained popularity as a method to mitigate supply chain attacks by delaying the adoption of new software versions.
Google Cracks Down on Back Button Hijacking
Google is taking a firm stance against back button hijacking, a practice that disrupts user expectations by preventing the back button from functioning as intended.
Mythos AI Model: A New Benchmark in Cybersecurity Testing
The Mythos AI model has set a new standard in cybersecurity testing by successfully completing the TLO test, a feat not achieved by previous models.
Kontext CLI: Secure and Efficient Credential Management for AI Coding Agents
Kontext CLI is a cutting-edge command-line tool designed to streamline the integration of AI coding agents with essential services like GitHub and Stripe, while ensuring robust security and governance.
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