2d ago · 15 min read · The Blind Spot in Enterprise AI Security Can your SIEM detect a prompt injection that tricks an agent into exfiltrating data? It can't. And that's the problem. Traditional security operations tools we
Join discussionMay 25 · 4 min read · In the world of cybersecurity and IT operations, incident readiness and incident response are used interchangeably, yet they highlight distinct, though connected, phases of a mature security posture.
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May 21 · 6 min read · A 404 Founders field note on AI-assisted intrusion chains, custom hacking tools, and why boring security basics suddenly matter even more. There is a new phrase that sounds funny until you think about
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May 19 · 17 min read · Looking back, it's rarely a surprise when a WordPress site gets hacked. When you do the forensic work, when you actually dig through the logs, the modified files, the injected code, there's almost alw
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May 11 · 22 min read · In Part 1 of this series, we cover OS command injection vulnerabilities from a developer's perspective. We looked at secure coding approaches with ProcessBuilder, whitelist-based validation strategies
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May 6 · 10 min read · Inheriting a certificate inventory is rarely the clean handover anyone promises. You get a half-maintained spreadsheet, a Slack thread from 2022, and someone saying "I think Marcus used to handle the F5 stuff." Within a week you'll discover three cer...
Join discussionApr 30 · 10 min read · When I first heard about Intel 471’s Intelligence-Driven Threat Hunting Workshop: Vulnerability Post-Exploitation Behaviors, I wasn’t actively searching for another certification or workshop. In fact,
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Apr 27 · 18 min read · It's 2:17 AM. Your phone is ringing. The alert says: 40% of checkout requests are failing. You open your laptop. Messages are flooding in from your team. Everyone is throwing out guesses. Someone has
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