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The XZ Backdoor: How One Developer Nearly Compromised the Internet
A deep dive into the mechanics of the XZ Utils backdoor attack and what it means for open source security.
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They Hacked CSS: Chrome's First Zero Day of 2026
A use-after-free in Chrome's CSS parser is being actively exploited in the wild. Here's what happened and why your browser's stylesheet code is an attack surface.
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Hackers Are Using Gemini to Write Their Malware
Google's own AI is being weaponized to generate malware code on the fly. The HONESTCUE framework shows how threat actors are turning LLMs into attack tools.
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When AI Gets Too Good: OpenAI's First 'High Risk' Model
OpenAI's GPT-5.3-Codex is so capable at coding that it triggered unprecedented safety controls. What this means for cybersecurity.
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OpenClaw Is a Security Dumpster Fire and Everyone's Using It Anyway
The viral AI assistant Moltbot (now OpenClaw) promises to manage your entire digital life. Security researchers are calling it a nightmare waiting to happen. They're probably right.
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The Security Nightmare of Agentic AI: When Your Browser Has a Mind of Its Own
AI browser agents promise to click, fill forms, and browse the web for you. But the security implications are genuinely terrifying, and they represent just the beginning of a much larger problem.
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Getting Started with Cybersecurity: Why Now Is the Time to Learn
A practical guide to beginning your cybersecurity journey, with a look at why these skills matter more than ever in today's threat landscape.
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How Pokemon Gold Made Me a Developer
The story of how a game-breaking glitch in Pokemon Gold sparked my lifelong fascination with technology, security, and eventually led me to become a software developer.