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34 Years Later, Our Digital Addiction Is Still a Cybersecurity Weakness

From Information Warfare, Vol. 1: Winn Schwartau warned that technology dependence magnifies cyber disruption. Thirty-four years later, the stakes are higher.

The AI Agent I Use Joined My Home Network — and Drove a Radio

David Maynor

David Maynor shows how Muse, Tailscale and MCP let a cloud AI agent securely access a home network and control radio hardware with limited permissions.

Between The Walls of Death, Where AI Security is Caught Between Doomers and Boomers

Danny Akacki

Doomers don’t want to hear about the potential good of AI. Boomers are deaf to the verified bad to the point where they obfuscate and hide data. So what do us tinkerers do with AI while living in the in-between? Long-time hacker Danny Akacki has some thoughts.

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Information Warfare, Vol. 1: Revisited

34 Years Later, Our Digital Addiction Is Still a Cybersecurity Weakness

From Information Warfare, Vol. 1: Winn Schwartau warned that technology dependence magnifies cyber disruption. Thirty-four years later, the stakes are higher.

, and Winn Schwartau

· November 9, 2026

The Maynor File

The AI Agent I Use Joined My Home Network — and Drove a Radio

David Maynor shows how Muse, Tailscale and MCP let a cloud AI agent securely access a home network and control radio hardware with limited permissions.

, and David Maynor

· November 9, 2026

rand0hm Observations

Between The Walls of Death, Where AI Security is Caught Between Doomers and Boomers

, and Danny Akacki

· November 6, 2026

Mind the Gap

Mind the Gap: Cybersecurity Isn't the Same as Privacy

Mind the Gap is a mini-series exploring the intersection of cybersecurity, privacy, OSINT, and human safety. From digital footprints and data exposure to artificial intelligence and the role of privacy managers, I explore the gaps between protecting technology and protecting the people behind it.

, and Lindsey Yagi-Hatake

· November 6, 2026

Above the Packet: Field Notes from the Meaning Layer

The Backup Timer Was Green. The Backup Wasn't.

Why a running scheduler, a successful job, and a recoverable system are three different things

, and Chris Blask

· November 2, 2026

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Cards for a Cause raises $24,400 to build cybersecurity careers

, and Bill Brenner

CYBR.SEC.Careers raised more than $24,400 at Cards for a Cause to support cybersecurity scholarships, mentorship and youth education.

November 6, 2026

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Binance, the $6.34 Billion Theft, and the Fake Recruiter Attack: Lessons Learned

, and George V. Hulme

Hiring lures aren’t new. Binance’s report shows how dangerous they become when they are chained with a developer supply-chain compromise and an internal AI tool.

November 5, 2026

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Cybersecurity Is Sauced. The Solution May Be in the Professionally Evil

, and Bill Brenner

This week, a Professionally Evil challenge to the industry's secret sauce, AI reshapes zero trust and firewall security, and the power of neurodiversity takes center stage. Plus, SAP patching chaos, refrigerator cyberattacks, AI security threats and fresh voices in Community Corner.

November 5, 2026