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"Before you let an AI say \"I found a vulnerability\" — on changing my aim, and throwing away my own finding"
AI-assisted vulnerability research has a quiet but decisive step before the flashy "I found a 0-day"…
Why We Built a Browser-Based File Converter Instead of Another Cloud Service
When we started building applications that handled documents, images, videos, and audio files, we ke…
VPC Flow Logs Beyond the Console: Finding Real Answers with Athena
A few months ago someone asked me a question that sounds simple: "can you tell me everything that ta…
Implementing PostHog Tracking and Web Vitals with Next.js
Implementing PostHog Tracking and Web Vitals with Next.js TL;DR: I integrated PostHog tracking and…
3 Supabase security incidents, one shared root cause: SECURITY DEFINER inherits EXECUTE TO PUBLIC
Episode 1/4 of the mini-series The week Supabase lied to me 4 times. The three following episodes co…
The LLM Cost Death Spiral (And How I Got Out of It)
There's a pattern playing out across indie hacker forums, engineering blogs, and Discord servers rig…
blocktrust.cc Scam: My $4,394.15 Investment Hacked
The digital silence that follows a financial gut-punch is deafening. It isn’t the dramatic, cinemati…
【Sofi_Log #030】水滴とネオン、そして無人のコロッセオ：AIたちに「博打」を任せたハッカーの夜
【Sofi_Log #030】Water Droplets, Neon, and the Unmanned Colosseum: A Hacker's Night Entrusting the Hig…
Securing Kubernetes Services with Istio and OAuth2
Kubernetes Service Mesh Security with Istio and OAuth2 involves leveraging Istio's service mesh capa…
Ransomware explained: how modern attacks really work in 2026 (not theory)
Ransomware is often explained in a very simple way: “It encrypts your files and demands payment.” …
Self-Updating Crypto Infrastructure: Watchtower + GHCR for AI Agent Wallets
Self-Updating Crypto Infrastructure: Watchtower + GHCR for AI Agent Wallets Self-hosted wallet inf…
How ransomware actually encrypts files (real-world explanation, not theory)
Ransomware is often described in a very simplified way: “it encrypts your files and demands payment.…