Monthly Highlights
15091.
15092.
WhatsApp forensics in 2026 and what survives end-to-end encryption
(andreafortuna.org)
15093.
Researcher poisons open-weight AI model for under $100
(theregister.com)
15094.
Too many words about DIDs
(steveklabnik.com)
15095.
15096.
15097.
15098.
AI for Bug Bounty with VulneraMCP
(zaproxy.org)
15099.
Email Encryption
(computer.rip)
15100.
Machina Machista
(mpadge.eu)
15101.
The disparity between benchmark score claims and reality
(blog.jetbrains.com)
15102.
Lanyard SSH Agent Switchboard
(jwilger.github.io)
15103.
I asked a psychiatrist I know about the effects of AI
(teadrivendevelopment.substack.com)
15104.
Waiting for an Epiphany
(scotthyoung.com)
15105.
AI Took my coding. Whats left for me?
(loopholelabs.io)
15106.
Pseudpocalypse: Conjecture: To interact with the world is to identify yourself
(dynomight.substack.com)
15107.
How we perform live migrations of massive VMs
(sailresearch.com)
15108.
15109.
15110.
DeepSeek cut prices 75%. The 100x problem remains
(venturebeat.com)
15111.
No Assembler, No Linker
(freelang.dev)
15112.
15113.
Wandr Benchmark: Evaluating Research Agents That Must Search Wide and Deep
(research.perplexity.ai)
15114.
Droste Effect
(en.wikipedia.org)
15115.
Dither Kit
(tripwire.sh)
15116.
What I'd Tell My Team About Competition
(blog.staysaasy.com)
15117.
Curated list of academic papers using Binary Ninja
(github.com)
15118.
First impressions after getting back on social media
(nandinfinitum.com)
15119.
Muse Spark 1.1 is now available on OpenRouter
(twitter.com)
15120.