AWS Security LIVE!

Scofield Idehen

If You Use Telegram in 2026: Read This Now

#security #catcham

Sep 22

John

FileBrowser Permissions Explained: How Far Can One Compromised Account Actually Go?

#filebrowser #selfhosted #security

Sep 22

kironovlaziz-del

Why 'monitoring' isn't enough for AI agents — and how I made delegation cryptographically verifiable

#ai #security #opensource

Sep 22

Shaarav Agarwal

Designing an eval harness for prompt-injection detection: what measuring my defenses actually taught me

#ai #security #llm

Sep 22

Shirajul Islam Shakur

My Site Was Compromised in 48 Hours. I Thought It Was a CSS Bug.

#wordpress #security #webdev

Sep 22

Daniel Pertu

Five gates in one API wrapper, and the order is the whole design

#nextjs #security #api

Sep 22

Sandro Chekalov

TrustNotch: tamper-evident audit logs for AI agents (that your agent can sign up for by itself)

#ai #security #governance

Sep 22

SEAL

Your MCP Tool Just Returned a Secret. Did It Need To?

#security #mcp #ai

Sep 22

Aditya Sharma

What Is Zip Slip? How Can a ZIP File Write Files Outside Its Extraction Folder?

#cybersecurity #infosec #security

Sep 22

Auth By Example

OAuth scopes are not your app's authorization model

#oauth #security #webdev

Sep 22

Ventse

MCP security: what to log when an AI agent calls tools, and what the log can prove

#ai #security #mcp

Sep 22

GREG T

What Is a Hash Function? Checksums, Passwords, and Fingerprints

#security #programming #beginners

Sep 22

Shaarav Agarwal

Sandboxing Firefox with Firejail: a no-trace browser that can't read my files or reach my LAN

#security #linux #privacy

Sep 22

cuarteromario5-commits

A read-only SQL check for the 3 Supabase mistakes AI app builders leave behind

#supabase #security #postgres

Sep 22

khg5293

Your Session Cookie Is Basically a Temporary Password - Part 2

#authentication #backend #cybersecurity

Sep 22