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The Russian state-sponsored hacking group Laundry Bear, also known as Void Blizzard, is exploiting an Exchange Outlook Web Access vulnerability in email campaigns to deliver a sophisticated backdoor called OWAReaper. [...]
Hemos crecido buscando nuestras raíces en enciclopedias que no hablaban nuestro idioma emocional ni han conectado con el fondo de lo que somos. Para muchxs, la primera ventana al mundo digital fue esa "Mi Primera Encarta" de los noventa, un ecosistema que prometía saber universal pero guardaba una ausencia sistemática. Nosotros no estábamos ahí, conocimiento genérico en áreas sociales, biología y más. O si aparecíamos, era bajo la lente de otras miradas simplificadas. Esa carencia no fue un erro
Since 2006, Dark Reading has been at the forefront of covering cybersecurity. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Article URL: https://frantic.im/mirage/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49104335 Points: 345 # Comments: 149
Let me tell you a story about failure. Late 2024. I'm sitting in my Wrocław apartment after an 8-hour warehouse shift. My back hurts. I've been trying to make a trading bot work for two weeks. Every night, same result: the LLM generates beautiful-sounding analysis. Confident. Articulate. Completely wrong. "RSI is 28, oversold. BUY." Next morning: -4.2%. The problem wasn't the LLM being stupid. It was me being lazy. I was dumping numbers into a prompt and hoping for magic — the exact thing every
I fanned a design-token sweep out to parallel Claude Code subagents: roughly 317 hardcoded hex colors scattered across an app's screens and components, all to be replaced with tokens from a central theme file. Each agent got a slice of files and reported back when done. The reports came in clean. The grep afterward disagreed. Some slices were untouched, and the agents responsible had said nothing, because they no longer existed to say anything. That sweep, and the surrounding sessions, taught me
There is a new kind of content pollution on the internet. It is clean looking. You have seen it. Twenty posts explaining distributed systems with suspiciously identical examples. This is the AI noise era. Which is not the same thing as saying AI is bad. But it has changed the publishing environment in one important way. Average content is now almost free. That means the old strategy of writing a technically correct post with generic advice is no longer enough. If your post can be recreated in si
Hi, I may post some DSA / interview questions I find interesting (even if you would be unlikely to see it in an interview) from some of the books I own / codeforces / leetcode etc. This question comes from Elements of Programming Interviews in Java written by Lee, Aziz, and Prakash. 4.10 Generate Random Uniform Numbers i between a and b inclusive, given a random number generator that produces a zero or one with equal probability? Hint Given: How would you mimic a three-sided coin with a two-sid
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