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Decoding Cryptography: From Perfect Secrecy to Computational Security
(Lion Roaring)… In Blog 1, I set up Alice, Bob, and the postman. In the last blog, I broke three h…
Decoding Cryptography: The Fall of Historical Ciphers
Previously, on "The Love Letter Problem"… In the last blog, we met Alice and Bob, watched our nosy…
Decoding Cryptography: Understanding the Attacker (and the 4 Attack Models)
The Love Letter Problem Remember when you were a kid and wanted to write a love letter to your swe…
Why AI Models Disagree About Security Vulnerabilities in Code
Developers are increasingly using AI to analyze code, detect bugs, and even identify security vulner…
GHSA-382C-VX95-W3P5: GHSA-382C-VX95-W3P5: Missing Access Control on Profile Endpoint and MCP Tool in Gittensory
GHSA-382C-VX95-W3P5: Missing Access Control on Profile Endpoint and MCP Tool in Gittensory Vulner…
The Dependency You Forgot You Had: Managing Third-Party Software Sprawl
Every engineering team accumulates a shadow inventory nobody deliberately built. A browser extension…
Deploy NAPSE on Raspberry Pi: Edge IDS Guide for SOCs
The Democratization of Cyber Defense: Why the Edge Matters In the modern threat landscape, the dis…
GitHub 'Verified' Commits Can Be Cloned Into New Hashes Without the Signing Key
TL;DR what: A CMU researcher showed that anyone, without the signing key, can rewrite a signed G…
The Hidden Security Risks of Reduced Summer IT Coverage
Security operations don't slow down when IT teams take vacation, but staffing levels often do. Kasey…
How SaaS data exfiltration works, the quiet breaches of 2026
The headline breaches of 2026 had a new shape. Instead of hacking a company's own servers, attackers…
CNN Reported AI Voice Cloning Scams Cost Americans $893M. Here's What That Means for Your Agency This Week.
The scam wave is real. For compliant AI voice agencies, it is also the clearest trust positioning mo…
The 3-2-1 Backup Rule in Practice — and the Restore Test Everyone Skips
The 3-2-1 backup rule is old enough that plenty of engineers can recite it without thinking: three c…