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Chrome cookies: why google.com survives 'delete on close', again

If you set Chrome to delete site data when you close all windows, Chrome 152 still keeps google.com'…

How to challenge/dispute a CVE

I recently stumbled over a CVE for a 3rd party repository, because the maintainer deprecated a funct…

I’m a CISO who’s built many security teams. I want to help you level up your career. Ask me anything.

The editors at CISO Series present this AMA. This has been a long-term partnership between r/cyberse…

Burnout after 2 years in pentesting

I've been working as a pentester for about two years (initially part-time, then switched to full-tim…

Cloudflare fixes Containers cross-tenant flaw exposing customer data

Cloudflare has fixed a vulnerability in Containers and Sandboxes that allowed customers with a Worke…

Category Theory Explained for Haskell Programmers – Part 1 ZuriHac 2026

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Anthropic turns Claude into an AI marketplace with 2,000+ plugins and connectors

Anthropic has just announced a new Claude Marketplace, and it brings all AI-related tools into one p…

Packing Binary Is Fun, Actually

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Go concurrency distilled

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ClashRoyaleAi: an open-source, deterministic Clash Royale simulator for RL, with recurrent PPO, lookahead search and expert iteration [P]

The opponent plans by simulation: every second it scores each candidate play by running the match 10…

Cut token consumption by 88% with deterministic image routing (P50: 59ms) [P]

Recently I have been working on image attachment integration for my VEX agent runtime, and I came up…

How useful is threat modeling in real-world security engineering? Do engineers actually use it when analyzing vulnerabilities?

I’ve recently been learning about threat modeling, and I’m trying to understand how it is actually u…