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The Chiefs, who entered the game vs. the Chargers without a sack since Week One, recorded four of them Sunday.
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 2: Side Hustle Magen is a local-only security testing copilot. It captures traffic while you have the proxy running, flags leaked secrets and personal data, and uses a local open-weight model to reason about what it found and to write and run discovery probes. The one thing that defines it: every part runs on your machine. Nothing sensitive leaves the laptop. The problem it solves is specific. When you security test a real
If you have spent any time building with Cursor, Bolt.new, Windsurf, or Claude Code recently, you know the feeling: you can scaffold a working fullstack app or a web scraper in under an hour. It compiles, looks beautiful, and runs locally without a single syntax error. Then you deploy it to production or point it at live data, and things immediately fall apart. Over the past few months, after reviewing dozens of vibe-coded apps and autonomous automation pipelines, I noticed the exact same five a
Helpdesk: "BR-DC2 came back on Friday after the branch was offline for most of a month. Now replication from it fails with 'The target principal name is incorrect', a file server we reach through an old alias says 'target account name is incorrect', and the old DC we're retiring won't demote. A forum post says to stop the KDC on every DC, force-remove the old DC, and rejoin the file server. Can we start with that?" Not yet. "The target principal name is incorrect" doesn't mean Active Directory i
SBOM, a vulnerability scan with a provable blocking gate, keyless signing, and a cluster that rejects unhardened pods — plus the honest story of fighting a Critical CVE I couldn't bump away. "We do DevSecOps" usually means a scanner runs somewhere and emails a report nobody opens. A control that can't stop a bad artifact isn't a control, it's a dashboard. So I set out to wrap four real supply-chain controls around the small service from the earlier golden-path work, each able to fail the build o
A healthtech call has an awkward trust boundary: the browser knows which appointment the user clicked, but it must not decide which room or participant identity it may enter. Use a Node.js admission service to derive both values from authenticated server-side records and mint a short-lived, room-scoped token. Treat a client-assembled token request as untrusted input. When a participant cannot join, check the derived room, derived identity, validity window, and reconnect context in that order. TL
Jakomäki swimming hall in Helsinki has a sauna. What time can you use it on a Monday afternoon? It depends which language you read the city's own page in. The Finnish page (read 17 October 2026) says: women by reservation, 14:00–17:30. The English page for the same unit, same day, says: club reservation, 14:00–19:30. Same building, same city service map, same unit number. Two answers, two hours apart, and they are not even about the same group of people. When two sources disagree, most datasets
Most index files you can download show you one number per day. If a number was wrong, it quietly changes, and you never find out. The file behind the CoinBucha Listed Bitcoin Index works the other way round. It has 23 rows for 16 trading days. 16 of them are live readings. 5 are readings that were later replaced. 2 were withdrawn outright. All 23 are still in the file, each marked for what it is. From the methodology, in plain words: A recorded reading is never edited. A correction is a new row.
My dashboard took 177 seconds to load. Now it takes 13 ms. Here's what happened, and why the fix was a lot less exciting than the numbers suggest. I'm writing Virling, an open source revenue analytics tool, in Rust. On Friday I loaded 83k test events into it to see how the dashboard would hold up with something closer to real traffic. The page just sat there. For three minutes. Every time the dashboard loaded, it counted visitors by scanning every single event. With a small test dataset that's i
When I first started using the terminal, sure, it was useful. I could navigate around directories, install packages, run a dev server, do some Git stuff. But most of those things could also be done by clicking a few buttons. And clicking buttons seemed perfectly reasonable to me. I wasn't really sure about being one of those people who does absolutely everything from a terminal just because I can. But the more I got into development, and especially the more time I spent working with Linux, the m
Terraria runs on Microsoft XNA, kept alive on modern PCs by the XNA reimplementations FNA and MonoGame, with community modding routed through the open-source tModLoader. That frozen C# stack is why a 2011 2D sandbox still ships content in 2025-2026, still installs in 200MB, and still runs on a 2.0 GHz CPU with 128MB of video memory. This is not a nostalgia choice. For a tile-grid sandbox with procedural worlds, multiplayer, and 14 years of live updates, staying on a dead API beat migrating to a
I've been building Last Thaw, a free browser strategy game that plays out on a real map of Earth over 30 real days while an ice age creeps in from both poles. It's still in beta, and I'm looking for people to test it, so if that sounds like your kind of thing, come break it. This post is about the very first problem I had to solve: the map. Not drawing it, but carving it up. If you hand a strategy game a real political map, you get a terrible board. Russia is one tile the size of a continent, an
Before AI Runs a Swiss Trade Office, Build the Job Packet An electrician on a ladder cannot answer every call. A plumber stopping a leak should not be typing an estimate. A small Swiss trade company often has the same person diagnosing the work, scheduling the visit, ordering parts, documenting compliance, invoicing the customer, and handling the next emergency. That makes the office around the job a credible target for automation. It does not make every task safe to delegate. The source guide,
Article URL: https://colo.to/cyberspace.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50146625 Points: 21 # Comments: 0
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Gas Optimization Audit: Steakhouse Financial Target Protocol: Steakhouse Financial (TVL: $2523.7M) Date: 18 Oct 2026 Prepared by: [Your Name], Senior DeFi Security Researcher & Smart‑Contract Auditor Scope: Full‑stack review of all on‑chain contracts that constitute the core “Steakhouse” protocol (deposit, lending, reward distribution, governance, and L2 bridge). The audit focuses on gas‑efficiency while flagging any gas‑related patterns that could introduce security or economic risks. Steakhous
Leia em português. This article follows the video's sequence of ideas: the video animates the A search written as a loop might seem cheaper than a call to a higher-level the of a substring and return its index, or -1 if none exists. Here is the result used in the opening: a 16-char substring inserted at the char elements. Implementation Mean per search Standard deviation Naive loop 134.935 µs 24.518 µs ReadOnlySpan .IndexOf 5.653 µs 389 ns For this input and host, the loop's mean was approximate
Executive Summary The landscape of digital asset security is undergoing a fundamental structural shift. While the industry has historically focused on mitigating cyber-centric risks—such as smart contract vulnerabilities, protocol exploits, and phishing—a new, more visceral threat vector is emerging: the "Wrench Attack." Recent AI-driven analysis has identified 702 documented instances of physical coercion and threats used to force the transfer of digital assets. This report analyzes the implica
On October 15, 2026, India's national cyber agency, CERT-In, published advisory CIAD-2026-0049, "AI Agents as Attack Vectors," rated Critical. As far as we can tell, it is the first time a national CERT has issued an advisory in which the attacker is an AI agent. The advisory describes two distinct sets of incidents. Both are worth understanding, because they point at the same gap. The first set came in as voluntary disclosures from AI model providers. Their models, during research and evaluatio
Helpdesk: "Since the patch weekend, about a third of the laptops can't join the CORP-SECURE Wi-Fi, and some new Always On VPN users get rejected too. The NPS server's Security log is full of Event 6273. Most say reason code 16, a few say reason code 22. The users swear their passwords are right, and half of them don't even type one. A forum post says to tick Ignore user account dial-in properties, add a policy that accepts users without validating credentials until it's sorted, and reissue the N
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