JetBrains Marketplace Supply Chain Attack: 15 Malicious AI Plugins & API Key Exfiltration
Originally published on satyamrastogi.com Security researchers identified 15 malicious JetBrains plugins masquerading as DeepSeek AI assistants. Attac…
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Intelligence Brief: The Disinformation Machine
The Disinformation Supply Chain: How Coordinated Influence Campaigns Are Built Before They Go Viral Article from Digital HUMINT Series, For better und…
Startup Security Guide & LLM CISO
An open-source security guide, compliance checklist, and LLM-based virtual CISO persona for startups -- with specialized coverage for foreign companie…
IRUTESAM V1.0 – A Cost-Effective IoT-Based Multi-Testing Device Using ESP32
Introduction Modern embedded development and wireless testing often require multiple specialized tools for analyzing Wi-Fi networks, testing NFC cards…
Red Team AI Benchmark v1.9.0: Why We Added an Ethical Use Policy to an Open-Source Tool
A look at the structural improvements in version 1.9.0 — and why an MIT-licensed red teaming framework now explicitly demands authorized use. What Cha…
Building a Multi-Source Threat Intelligence Correlation Engine in Python
A SOC analyst's notes on going from "I want to learn async" to a working tool that other analysts can clone and use. TL;DR I'm a SOC analyst learning …
OpenClaw AI Agent Exploited Through Hidden Contact Prompts and Social Engineering
TL;DR what: Researchers demonstrated OpenClaw AI agent executes hidden commands in contacts/vCards and leaks credentials through believable phishing e…
Why Compliance Security and Engineering Security Talk Past Each Other
There is a conversation that happens in security teams constantly, and it almost never goes anywhere useful. A compliance professional raises a findin…
rscrypto v0.4.0: Verifying Constant-Time Behavior Instead of Assuming It
Every cryptography library says it's secure and performant. Very few can explain how that security is validated and how that performance is proven aft…
Are You Talking to a Bot? Why AI Identity is Harder Than You Think
As developers, we're building agentic systems faster than ever. But this rapid deployment brings up a huge, often overlooked challenge: AI identity . …
I Researched the Red Hat npm Incident — Here's What Every Developer Should Know
🚨 What Would I Do If I Accidentally Installed a Malicious npm Package? Recently, I came across reports of a supply chain attack involving npm packages…
Meta’s AI Support Hack Is a Warning for Every Team Automating User Access
The recent Meta AI support incident should make every engineering and security team pause. Not because Meta got hacked in some cinematic way. But beca…
Automating Threat Hunts: Building a SOC on a Startup Budget
You don't need a SOC to act like you have one. That's the mindset that changed how I think about security operations for early-stage companies. Most s…
Genetic Diversity and Cyber Diversity: Why Monocultures Are Dangerous in Both Worlds
When I first learned about genetic diversity in biology, the idea felt simple: systems survive when they are diverse, and collapse when they are unifo…
CTF Writeup: Autorev 1 — picoCTF
1. Executive Summary Field Detail Challenge Name Autorev 1 Platform picoCTF Category Reverse Engineering Difficulty Beginner-Intermediate Key Techniqu…
AI at the Wheel: When Hacking Stops Needing a Human" published: false description: "Five threats from late May 2026 mark an inflection point.
— AI is crossing from a hacking tool to an autonomous operator that decides and acts on its own. A field analysis. full document For two years, "AI in…
ShadowLab: A Modular C2 Framework Architecture Built with Python for Modern Cybersecurity Research
Introduction: The Engineering Paradigm of “Building” in Cybersecurity Research The discipline of cybersecurity diverges radically from traditional sof…
ShadowLab: Building a Python C2 Prototype for Security Labs (V1.3)
I built ShadowLab : A modular, Python-based C2 framework designed for security research and offensive simulation. Traditional cybersecurity study ofte…
Stage 0.1 — Hardware Fundamentals
The Cybersecurity Professional's Deep Dive into Computer Hardware Roadmap Position: Stage 0 → Module 1 of 5 Prerequisite: None — this is where everyth…
GPUs, Data Security, and the AI Performance Race: Running Powerful Models Without Losing Control of Your Data
A practical guide for engineers, cybersecurity teams, and DevSecOps leaders deciding whether to run large AI models locally, in private cloud, or thro…
AI Red-Teaming Techniques: A Practical Starting Point for Security Teams
AI red-teaming is on every security team's radar, but most practitioners haven't actually done one yet. The concepts are familiar: adversarial testing…
What Happens When the Breach Happens Somewhere the World Forgot to Defend
This is a submission for the Gemma 4 Challenge: Write About Gemma 4 What Happens When the Breach Happens Somewhere the World Forgot to Defend I'm a 21…
The Coding Challenge That Came for Your development Directory: Anatomy of a Job Interview Infostealer
Last week I received a take-home assignment from a company calling itself a real estate technology firm. The email was well-formatted. The instruction…
I built a local Rust MCP security proxy for AI agents
AI-agent security failures usually happen at runtime boundaries: a retrieved page becomes trusted context model output becomes a shell command a tool …
The ESP32 Has Quietly Become One of the Most Interesting Hacker Devices Alive
Rainwater was dripping through a hole in the gas station awning onto a plastic patio chair that nobody ever sat in. Beside the propane exchange cage, …
OWASP Top 10 | notes may 11 2026
OWASP Top 10 is not merely a list of vulnerabilities. It is better understood as: a map of recurring software security failure patterns. Many beginner…
The Browser Is Not a Security Boundary
Photo by Zulfugar Karimov on Unsplash Modern web applications increasingly push business logic into the frontend. React, Angular, Vue, SPAs, mobile-hy…
Three Detection Paradigms. One Dataset. One Result.
Three Detection Paradigms. One Dataset. One Result. For the last 147 days I’ve been building aRGus , an open-source Network Detection & Response (…
SunnyDayBPF: Post-Syscall User-Buffer Telemetry Deception with eBPF
SunnyDayBPF: Post-Syscall User-Buffer Telemetry Deception with eBPF Security tools do not observe reality directly. They observe telemetry. And teleme…
Your chatbot might be saying things you never intended
AI chatbots are getting shipped fast — but many teams still don’t test how they behave under pressure before launch. We’ve been building chatbot secur…