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I Scanned 152 Files of My Own AI-Generated Code for Invisible Unicode Malware
GlassWorm hid malicious code in invisible Unicode characters. I scanned 152 files of my own AI-generated code to see whether the same trick was already sitting in my repositories - and built a pre-commit check from what I found.
17 Mar, 2026
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Four Generations of Broken Promises: Why AI SOC Agents Might Actually Be Different
Three generations of security tooling promised to fix the analyst shortage. All three failed. The fourth - AI SOC Agents - operates on a different principle, but CISOs who ignore twenty years of lessons will repeat the same expensive mistakes.
18 Mar, 2026
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The Math Problem AI Just Changed for Security Testing
Security testing has always been an economics problem: defenders can only test what they can afford to test. AI changed the cost of testing, and that changes which assumptions about coverage still hold.
22 Mar, 2026
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Your Decisions Are the Bottleneck, Not Your AI
AI can do security work in seconds, but the work still waits in queues and SLAs built for human speed. Compare each SLA with how fast AI can do the same step, automate the steps that need no judgment, and set clear rules for when containment blocks and when it goes to a person.
26 Sep, 2026
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Follow the Acquisitions: Security's Real Fight Is Over the Data Layer
Two years of security deals put the money into telemetry pipelines, observability and security data lakes, not detection or AI models. If you're about to sign a SIEM, platform or MSSP contract, judge vendors on who controls your data and how you get it back, not on the AI demo.
01 Oct, 2026
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