Cybersecurity
OpenAI Codex: Excluding Sensitive Files Is Still an Open Problem
OpenAI Codex still has no native way to exclude sensitive files like .env or .pem. Issue #2847 on GitHub exposes a real…
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Akrites: The Tech Industry Unites to Defend Open Source Against AI
AWS, Google, Microsoft, Red Hat and 15+ tech giants launch Akrites, the largest coordinated effort in history to fix critical open source…
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CVE-2026-LGTM: When AI Agents Trust Other AI Agents
CVE-2026-LGTM is a satirical incident report by Andrew Nesbitt showing what happens when security is delegated to AI agents with no human…
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Anthropic Adds Identity Verification to Claude: What It Means
Anthropic updates its privacy policy to reserve the right to verify user age or identity on Claude. Biometric data, GDPR compliance: here's…
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Linux Secure Boot 2026: What the Microsoft Certificate Expiry Means for You
The Microsoft certificate used to sign the Linux shim expires on June 27, 2026. Here's what changes, who's actually at risk, and…
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Identity Verification on Claude: What It Means for Users
Anthropic is rolling out biometric identity verification on Claude starting July 8, 2026. Government ID, live selfie, a controversial provider: here's what…
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OpenOSINT: I tested it on a real domain
Real-world test of OpenOSINT on openosint.tech: DNS, WHOIS, AI agent, and web interface. What the tool actually does, its limitations, and who…
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CVE MCP Server: real-world test and security verdict
Full test of CVE MCP Server: 27 MCP tools to correlate NVD, CISA KEV, EPSS, and OSV. Verdict, installation steps, and a…
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CVE Lite CLI: I Tested It on a Vulnerable Project
CVE Lite CLI scans JS/TS dependencies from your lockfile and generates a remediation plan. Hands-on test across 4 vulnerable packages: results, limits,…
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SmokedMeat: I tested it on a real CI/CD scenario
SmokedMeat, BoostSecurity's CI/CD red team framework, turns a GitHub Actions flaw into a full attack chain. Real test with the poutine scanner,…
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