I'll never forget one of my first red team engagements where I learned this lesson the hard way. I'd spent two days carefully phishing my way into a financia...

A radical, experimental OCaml build system and package manager

La distance à laquelle nos écrans Full HD, 4K ou même 8K sont installés a un impact notable sur la perception que nous en avons. La 8K est-elle vraiment utile ? Une étude de l’université de Cambridge ...

Surprisingly (to me) Claude Code debugged my new ML-DSA implementation faster than I would have, finding the non-obvious low-level issue that was making Verify fail.

Quand on est, comme moi, un vieil activiste désabusé, il y a des lieux et des moments où on s'attend à déposer les armes. Se reposer l'esprit en assistant à un débat réunissant des gens qui partagent ...

Note: This article was originally written for Human Readable magazine. That site no longer exists, so I decided to republish it on this blog. Metaprogramming is a technique in which programs modify themselves at compile or run time. This can be achieved in various ways, for example through reflection (C#, Java, Ruby, Smalltalk), templates (C++, D, Template Haskell), or macros (Lisp, Elixir). The OCaml language offers a distinct approach to compile-time code generation in the form of extension points and AST rewriters, which we’ll explore in this article.

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Permissions drift is real: scattered checks, forgotten filters, and data leaks. PostgreSQL’s Row Level Security (RLS) flips the script: pushing verification into the database for stronger safety, but with trade-offs in debugging and performance.

A slightly less technical intro to the technical side of Bluesky

2025-08-31

Have you ever found a keylogger and wondered what secrets it may have logged? We have opened one and managed to read the recorded data.

Explaining git exclude and how it differs from git ignore.

Here's the 230 page PDF ruling on the 2023 United States v. Google LLC federal antitrust case - the case that could have resulted in Google selling off Chrome and …

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