July 30, 2026

The internet says AI companies are shredding rare books. Court filings confirm part of it, the rest is inference, and the strangest detail of all is that the destruction is what made the whole thing legal.

April 22, 2026

Anthropic’s Mythos can find serious bugs, but its own MCP system has a built-in command injection flaw. Because it executes unsanitized commands, attackers can run arbitrary code. Anthropic calls it “by design,” creating a major security contradiction.

February 18, 2026

AI has made phishing more dangerous, with polished, convincing attacks at scale. As old warning signs fade, users must verify context, use MFA, and treat unexpected requests cautiously.

January 29, 2026

Moltbot is powerful, open-source, and dangerously trusting. A single prompt injection is all it takes to turn automation into compromise.

November 14, 2025

I’ve been building software long enough to remember when “cloud” meant someone else’s server and a leaked spreadsheet was just a bad day, not a crisis requiring forensic analysts. Fast forward to today: AI promises speed, insight, and automation. Yet, every time I read another story about data leaks, exposure, or governance failures, I’m reminded […]