Posts
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Rusty Pipes
An npm supply chain exploit that checks for what packages you contribute to then injects a malicious rust binary into the next release.
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Rusty Pipes Exploit
Using Rust to inject malicious code into npm packages. And hijack your entire node runtime.
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You are thinking about AI wrong.
We have had how many decades of Science Fiction to prepare us for the future of AI, and yet we are still thinking about it wrong.
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Youtube Wasting Money on Fake Livestreams
One of the biggest ways YouTube is wasting its money is promoting scam and spam prerecorded livestreams.
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Hungry Git: A Quick Guide to Hacking Orgs and Bots
Recently more and more people are talking about how insecure GitHub is. This article will show you how to exploit GitHub organizations and bots to get what you want.
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Rust in Peace: How to Hijack Node.js with a Single Require
Discover how to exploit the Node.js ecosystem with Rust-based supply chain malware. Learn about the vulnerabilities in npm packages and how a single require line can compromise JavaScript projects. Explore security measures to prevent such attacks.
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The Difference Between Publishers and Developers
Alot of the time whenever gamers have a problem they blame the developers. But who are they really mad at? Time to take a breath and actually learn who is doing what to whom and how often.
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Stop Killing Games: A Pricing thought Experiment
After talking with industry and business professionals a very interesting example or better yet expectation of what will happen was put forward by people in business.
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The Flaws of the #StopKillingGames Initiative: A Developer’s Perspective
Surprise, I am not a fan of the Stop Killing Games initiative. It is a flawed approach to addressing the issues in the gaming industry. Let me explain why.
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Origins of Foo and Bar
Foo and Bar where did they come from?