Cybersecurity

Building an AI-powered SQL query generator from natural language

Writing SQL is fine — until your team has 40-plus tables, analysts who can't remember column names, …

Your Self-Hosted LLM Has No Auth by Default. One Config Line Decides Who Runs It.

A self-hosted LLM backend signals its exposure the moment its config binds to all interfaces, and yo…

How Hashing Actually Works (and Why You Can't Un-Hash a Password)

Last time a lot of people learned that Base64 isn't encryption. Hashing gets the same treatment: dev…

Why Cursor Keeps Writing SSRF Into Your URL Fetch Code

TL;DR Ask any AI editor for a "fetch this URL" feature and it hands the user's raw input straight…

Introducing LBH: An Open Binary Protocol for Edge Computing, Automation, and AI

Over the past months, I have been working on an open protocol designed to explore a simple question:…

Outil de Cybersécurité du Jour - Jul 5, 2026

La Cybersécurité Moderne : Protéger les Données Critiques Aujourd'hui, la cybersécurité est un enj…

How to Run Secure Client Video Calls Without Adding Friction

Client video calls often carry the most sensitive information in a company: contracts, pricing, prod…

How to Provision and Revoke Building Access Automatically via API

The Access Provisioning Bottleneck Ask any IT admin what happens on an employee's first day, and "…

Automating Contractor Access and Attendance with RFID

The Contractor Access Problem Nobody Budgets For Every facilities or IT manager who has handled co…

The Phone on the Bookshelf: How a $0 Camera App Turned a Five-Hour Drive Into a Rescue

The fireworks were just starting when Maya checked the phone. She was three states away, on the bac…

Djinn Stealer, ChocoPoC, and what developers should lock down first

AI coding assistants now sit close to repos, local tokens, cloud CLIs, GitHub CLI, SSH keys, Docker …

Why a curl User-Agent Isn't Automatically Malicious

A surprising number of security tools treat user-agent strings as a static blocklist: see curl, pyth…