The shift from static Large Language Model LLM interfaces to autonomous Multi-Agent Systems MAS has introduced a critical new attack vector: the AI worm1. Unlike traditional malware that exploits binary vulnerabilities, AI worms leverage Indirect Pro...

Think about it, you wear your smartwatch or fitness band and never think about it again for several days. You don’t have to remember to charge your gadget every night, nor get notifications about its lack of battery when you go jogging or during your...

The security model that enterprises spent the last decade building was designed for humans. Credentials belong to people. Sessions are initiated by users. Logs tell you who did what, when, and from where. AI agents don't fit that model. And the gap...

Your First Superpower in Tech Have you ever tried to get help from an AI chatbot, like ChatGPT, and received a completely useless answer? It feels frustrating. You know it's powerful, but it doesn't seem to understand you. Think of a Large Languag...

A lot of teams think they need a technical writer because: “Our docs aren’t great.” “We need better explanations.” “We should probably clean things up.” That’s not the real signal. The real signal is this: How your team explains things when some...

Your First Superpower in Tech Have you ever tried to get help from an AI chatbot, like ChatGPT, and received a completely useless answer? It feels frustrating. You know it's powerful, but it doesn't seem to understand you. Think of a Large Languag...

Most AI coding tools work the same way. A developer spots a problem, writes a prompt, and the agent executes. It's useful. But the developer still drives every single decision. Google appears to be rethinking that model entirely. The company's Jul...

Most websites have problems their owners don't know about. Not the dramatic kind that crashes a server. The quiet kind — a broken script, an expiring SSL certificate, missing security headers, images that silently fail to load. These issues don't t...

Your First Superpower in Tech Have you ever tried to get help from an AI chatbot, like ChatGPT, and received a completely useless answer? It feels frustrating. You know it's powerful, but it doesn't seem to understand you. Think of a Large Languag...

I had this idea to run AI locally on my own laptop. Just to see if I could. Ended up going with Ollama. At first it was brutal — all CPU, no GPU, super slow. But I messed around, tweaked some stuff, and finally got it to actually run okay. Not fast,...

Everyone in AI circles eventually discovers the Magic Prompt Formula. If you haven't, here it is. It's the most widely shared structured approach to prompting, and it genuinely works. The formula has five parts: -Role Who: Assign a specific expert ...

As I continue my cybersecurity journey, one thing I’ve realized is this: You don’t need to know every tool at the beginning you just need to understand the basics and start practicing with a few. Tools in cybersecurity are not magic. They are simp...

Most developers treat prompt quality like they treated code quality before linters existed — you find out it's bad when it breaks, not before. That's the AI 'input quality' problem. And it's costing you more than you think. The Problem You write a...