CVE-2026-32193 Is a Copilot Hijack Disguised as a Boring Path Traversal
The official record is one sentence: an "authorized attacker," a local path traversal in Azure Kubernetes Service, 8.8 CVSS. The researchers who found the bu...
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The official record is one sentence: an "authorized attacker," a local path traversal in Azure Kubernetes Service, 8.8 CVSS. The researchers who found the bu...
I built an Express API that AI agents (or humans, or anything with fetch) can pay per call, in USDC, with no signup and no API key. It's live on Base mainnet...
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A query joins a 2-billion-row fact table to a 40,000-row dimension table. The optimizer has to decide which side to broadcast and which side to hash. It read...
OpenAI has launched Prism, a free AI-native workspace for scientists to write, revise, collaborate on, and prepare research for publication. Built on GPT-5.2...
Every time I started a new project, whether it was Formgrid, Sheetrocket, or a client build, the first week or two disappeared into authentication. Email ver...
I am not a fan of pull requests (PRs). I've written about them, lost bloody battles over them (Hi, Amazon), and helped many software teams move past them. I ...
The modern enterprise software landscape sits at a precarious crossroads. For the past few years, the narrative around artificial intelligence has been domin...
Codex with ChatGPT, a public GitHub project, routes planning and code review to the ChatGPT web app while retaining Codex as the agent that edits files, runs...
Let me tell you our starting point, precisely. Our beginning was not "people make the judgment." Our beginning was "do everything with AI." Deciding to becom...
I’ve been working on a small experiment around a semantic shell. The basic idea is that the user types something like: copy report.pdf to backup and a small ...