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“ the agent ran Tailscale with --no-logs-no-support, which suppresses reporting from that client. That's an option designed for users who are concerned about sending telemetry meta…

"Our anomaly-detection pipeline uses LLM-based triage over security telemetry to separate real signals from the daily noise, and it was the correlation of those signals that flagge…

Looks nice and interesting. Do you have a repository to the code?

Yes.

Dogfooding is for many companies not possible.. Sometimes using another product gives a good perspective too. Never become blind with your own product.

I got 2300 results. DuckDuckGo Uses google. Google is very personalised. They use many dirty tricks to give personalised results. Use another box and check the results again.

Is this good or bad news for Bluesky?

Some notes after reading the paper “Cross-Ecosystem Vulnerability Analysis for Python Applications” (19 Mar 2026, https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.18693v1 )

Original title: Your Space is My Zone: Demystifying the Security Risks of AI-Powered Applications on Pre-Trained Model Hubs Remarking conclusion: "Alarmingly, we find thousands of …

Title should have [2025], since this blog is from 2025. On subject: In 2026 I hope the wars FOSS vs OSS and copyleft vs permissive are over. This article has a lot of nonsense. In …

Your questions is rather general. But a try: "What’s the best Postman alternative if privacy is a concern — Postmate Client vs. Thunder Client?" - Always use a local client (100%) …

Nice write-up... but with strong opinions that seem plausible, yet are highly debatable. "The rise of the long tail" -> To my knowledge the 'long tail' was years ago a subject of m…

The conclusion of this paper is not a surprise. Still wondering what the value of this research paper is for the long term.

Full title:Pandas for Reproducible Data Analysis: From Spreadsheets to Research-Grade Python Workflows

Great news. And indeed a nice step to an even broader Python ecosystem.

“ Are insecure code completions a vulnerability?” No it might be a potential security weakness. Semantics matters. See also: https://nocomplexity.github.io/pythonsecurity/fundament…

Security by Design principles do not guarantee security. They are a mandatory aid to thinking, not a replacement for it.