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I Handed Claude Code the Keys. Turns Out I'm Not the Only One Using Them.
What happens when an attacker, not you, is the one holding the agent's keys.
Jun 16, 202611 min read12
The Circuit Nobody Could Find: How Exact-Match Searching Nearly Cost Me the Audit
How I cross-referenced a carrier's circuit inventory against a firewall and switch stack -- and why broadening the question, not the tooling, surfaced what mattered.
Jun 12, 202610 min read7
The HTTP/2 Bomb Sat in Plain Sight for a Decade. An AI Just Had to Read the Code.
CVE-2026-49975 will be patched in weeks. The condition that produced it won't be.
Jun 4, 20269 min read20
The Copilot Meter Didn't Raise the Price. It Showed You the Bill.
What GitHub's move to usage-based billing actually exposes about agentic coding, and where the honest economics end and the squeeze begins.
Jun 3, 202611 min read
Designing AI for a Teen Discord Server Without Turning It Into a Surveillance Machine
Least privilege, slash-command-only AI, local guardrails, and parent-auditable reporting -- and why public, boring, and visible beat clever.
May 29, 202612 min read
The Week the Toolchain Became the Kill Chain
Cisco SD-WAN, a supply chain worm, and an AI agent that let anyone in. They weren't three separate stories.
May 17, 202610 min read12