Security

Authentication, authorization, vulnerability research, CVEs.

7 published pieces

Published work

AI · October 3, 2026

Stop Scripting CI/CD in Python or Bash! Save Your Memory with Rust Scripts

Why the AI age flips the economics of scripting. Use single-file Rust scripts for deterministic DevSecOps automation with 8.4x speedups and 85 % memory savings.

AI · September 18, 2026

My Name Is Jev: Summarizing Dozens of Real-World Use Cases, Benchmarks, and Ecosystem Repositories

Most write-ups of TypeSafe’s System One model (Jev) are launch listicles. We stress-test Jev on 50 adversarial invoice edge cases across six models, analyze confidence calibration, survey the 186 curated ecosystem tools and 1,566 consensus candidates on awesomejev.org, evaluate Teknium’s compaction critique, and outline fine-tuning alternatives.

AI · September 18, 2026

Bend 2 and Proof-Blocked AI: What a Law File Actually Buys

Part three of the machine-checked proofs series. Bend 2 moves the kernel-checked loop from mathematics into ordinary code: you declare laws, the AI must prove its changes keep them. We read the site, the paper and the checker, and ran it. The checker held up against every cheat we tried. The laws are still yours to get right, and on launch day nothing but convention guards the file they live in.

AI · September 5, 2026

The Practical Value of Machine-Checked Proofs

Fermat’s Last Theorem has zero direct industrial utility. But the pipeline that machine-checked its 13 million lines of Lean code demonstrates an operational verification engine for critical software, cryptographic primitives, and hardware design. Here is where the real economic value lands – and how DIY developers and small teams can leverage it today.

AI · March 15, 2026

What Secure AI Development Looks Like in Practice

Not theory, not vendor slides. Just the real questions around control, review, supply chain risk, and operational accountability.

AI · February 20, 2026

RDP Authentication Forensics and AI-Assisted Patching of GNOME Remote Desktop 49.0

How agentic AI tooling helped investigate a 3-year-old GNOME Remote Desktop bug, and why adversarial verification of AI output caught four incorrect diagnoses.

AI · February 15, 2026

From Filing Tickets to Fixing Problems: AI-Assisted Development of Secure OAuth2 Authentication for Apache Guacamole

How AI-assisted development enabled a security professional to build a secure OAuth2 extension for Apache Guacamole, discovering a CSRF vulnerability in the process.

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