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A critical LangChain core bug can turn a single LLM prompt into a secret-exfiltration or object-instantiation exploit. If you run LangChain in production, this is urgent.

Learn how to use Hakrawler, a fast Golang web crawler, for bug bounty and recon. Step-by-step tutorial with real examples and pro tips.

Step-by-step ToolHive tutorial to deploy and manage MCP servers securely with real examples. Perfect for developers and AI tool users.

I have seen many LLM devs' encountered this at some point. Good to see that you are not only pointing out the inconsistency but also actively advocating a common benchmark.

This is a great new way to think about progressive enhancement! It's really cool to see Shadow DOM and streaming HTML work together so well.

Enhance Kubernetes security with kubectl-rexec an audited alternative to kubectl exec. Log user actions inside pods for better visibility.

It's hard to believe that the OneDrive File Picker still doesn't have fine grained OAuth scopes in 2025. Allowing read access to the whole drive just to upload one file goes against the principle of least privilege.

Sad to see Pocket go. It's been part of my daily routine. That said, this list of alternatives is gold. I'm leaning toward Matter or Readwise Reader right now, but curious what others are switching to. Anyone found a hidden gem worth trying?

I just got used to Arc and now it’s getting sunsetted already? I get the learning curve bit, but Arc really felt like a fresh take on browsing. I hope Dia lives up to the hype — anyone here tried the alpha yet? Would love to hear your impressions!

The majority of implementations use Python or Node.js directly, which keeps things quick and simple. I like how it is extremely easy to extend using your own tools and uses JSON-RPC instead of standard interface.

Learn how to set up a SOCKS5 proxy using ProxyBlob and Azure Blob Storage to bypass network restrictions securely and efficiently.

These are pretty aggressive prices for H100s and A100s. $0.99/hr for H100 SXM is kind of wild compared to what other cloud providers are charging.

This is such a cool interactive sim. Took me a minute to figure out the controls, but once you get the hang of it, it’s weirdly immersive.

Love that it leans into proper typing and IDE support—ffmpeg-python was great, but the lack of auto-complete and poor type hints always felt limiting. The graph visualization and JSON filter graph export are pretty clever touches too. Curious to see how it holds up in more complex pipelines. Anyone tried this in production yet?

Learn how to use SQLMap-AI for smarter, AI-driven SQL injection testing with adaptive scans, WAF bypass, and DBMS-specific attack strategies.

I felt like a pep talk and reality check rolled into one.

Solving PoE+ power negotiation before the OS boots is next-level. This is good and a clever workaround.

I think, this LLM 0.26 just turned every terminal into a playground for AI-powered tools.

Loved it. This is the kind of over-the-top Rust energy I signed up.

This is such a wild and heartfelt resurrection.

That’s a wild find. I can’t believe a simple GitHub issue could end up leaking private repo data like that.

Discover 5 powerful hacking tools every beginner should know. From web app testing to recon and decoding, these tools will boost your skills.

Love how Lottie makes animations super sleek and lightweight.

It's an ultimate roadmap for self-taught CS students!

JWT has really shaped the modern web!

Learn how to build a secure password manager using Python, SQLite, and encryption. Step-by-step guide for beginners and cybersecurity enthusiast.

80% of cyberattacks begin with publicly available information. And most of us give it away… for free. Learn the ethics and real dangers of online oversharing.

WSL going open source is a huge win for devs. Can’t wait to see what the community builds with it!

Appreciate the honesty. AI isn’t magic, and it’s refreshing to see someone actually say it out loud.

Wow, this whole TeleMessage leak feels like a spy thriller.