The article discusses the emergence of 'agentic traffic' – outbound API calls made by autonomous AI agents – and the need for a new infrastructure layer, an 'AI Gateway', to govern and secure this traffic. It outlines the components of an AI Gateway and the importance of security, compliance, and observability in managing agentic AI.
This week's security roundup covers the Anubis web AI firewall, AI exploit generation, a vulnerability in CodeRabbit, the potential illegality of adblocking in Germany, a Microsoft Copilot audit log issue, and a disputed Elastic EDR vulnerability.
This Gist contains the system prompt for Claude Code, Anthropic's CLI for Claude. It details the tool's purpose, instructions for use, tone, proactive behavior, code style guidelines, task management, and references.
This article details significant security vulnerabilities found in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem, a standardized interface for AI agents. It outlines six critical attack vectors – OAuth vulnerabilities, command injection, unrestricted network access, file system exposure, tool poisoning, and secret exposure – and explains how Docker MCP Toolkit provides enterprise-grade protection against these threats.
This document details the concepts behind Model Context Protocol (MCP) clients, explaining their role in communication with servers, core features like sampling, roots, and elicitation, and how they facilitate richer, secure interactions.
A curated guide to code sandboxing solutions, covering technologies like MicroVMs, application kernels, language runtimes, and containerization. It provides a feature matrix, in-depth platform profiles (e2b, Daytona, microsandbox, WebContainers, Replit, Cloudflare Workers, Fly.io, Kata Containers), and a decision framework for choosing the right sandboxing solution based on security, performance, workload type, and hosting preferences.
This blog post details the process of reading data from an NFC passport chip using Linux, including overcoming challenges with cancelled passports and exploring the security implications.
The article discusses the NFC chip found in modern passports, how to access the data it contains, and potential security implications. It details that the key to accessing the data is printed on the passport itself, and explores whether this system is sufficient to prevent forgery.
Vuls is an open-source agentless vulnerability scanner designed to help administrators find and manage security vulnerabilities in their systems. It offers fast, deep, and remote scanning options, along with dynamic analysis and middleware/library scanning. It supports a wide range of operating systems including Linux, FreeBSD, Windows, and macOS.
At the RSA Conference, Adi Shamir criticized cryptocurrencies for enabling malware and failing to achieve their initial promise of decentralized finance. Ed Felten offered a more optimistic view, comparing the current situation to the early days of the internet. Whitfield Diffie expressed concerns about governments storing encrypted data for future decryption and the security of systems like Signal.
