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Protecting Automated Listing Moderation from Jailbreaks: A resk-llm Tutorial for a Service Like Leboncoin
TL;DR Automated listing moderation is a prime target for jailbreaks crafted to bypass content filt…
DNS Optimierung und Anti-Throttling für IPTV Streaming auf Smart TV & Fire TV
DNS Optimierung und Anti-Throttling für IPTV Streaming auf Smart TV & Fire TV Internet Service Pro…
Your Database Has Permissions. But Can You Prove They're Working?
Most developers focus on securing their databases. But here's a harder question: Can you actually …
Architectural Deep-Dive: EpiSEM-Bench: Evaluating Safety and Evidence Recovery in LLM Agents under Missing Evidence
The Missing Evidence Vulnerability in AI Agents: Engineering Epistemic Recovery Most modern agenti…
Your PostgreSQL Database Is Secure. But Are Your Tenants?
One missing tenant filter. One overlooked authorization check. Suddenly, Customer A can access Custo…
Scoped credentials for AI agents: stop one run's key leaking into the next
Scoped credentials for AI agents mean every run gets its own key, cut down to the job it is doing, s…
The Attacker's Mindset (Part 1/3): Foundations of Offensive Security
This is part 1 of a 3-part series about a hands-on offensive security training I gave at the Algérie…
The Tuesday Avalanche
October is over, and it brought 10 confirmed incidents to the developer stack in eight days. Five of…
Missions, consent and three tokens: how the AAuth person server decides
Part 2 ended with SearchCo answering 401 requirement=person-token: it knows which agent is calling, …
Call chaining in AAuth: passing authority on with upstream tokens
Part 3 followed one hop: the Assistant calling PlannerCo with tokens from Alice's person server. But…
A one-page safety report for each smart device on your network
I kept running into the same problem with my own smart home gear: I could capture the traffic, but t…
Paying for it, and checking AAuth against a real person server
The first four parts covered authority: who is calling, on whose behalf, and who decides. This last …