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🔐Cybersecurity

I built a tool to analyse the "Narrative" (CEO Letter) with the "Financials" (Audited Numbers) in Annual Reports

thefineprint.vercel.app·3h·

Discuss: r/SideProject

🦠Malware Analysis

RSVP: How to Protect Your Devices From Government Raids

join.theintercept.com·2h

AI Search Ranking Analysis Software

open.forem.com·12h·

Discuss: DEV

System Administration: xyOps: the open-source “all-in-one” platform that combines workflow automation, server monitoring, and incident response

systemadministration.net·2d

Hosting your Django sites with Coolify

loopwerk.io·2d

Most teams don’t have technical debt — they have undocumented risk

allclearstack.com·10h·

Discuss: r/programming

🔬Reverse Engineering

Arc Raiders' "aggressive" approach to cheats sees "tens of thousands of players banned so far"

eurogamer.net·8h·

Discuss: r/PS5

🎯Penetration Testing

Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users

kenklippenstein.com·14h·

Discuss: r/law

🔐Cybersecurity

How StrongDM’s AI team build serious software without even looking at the code

simonw.substack.com·16h·

Discuss: Substack

The Future of Software Engineering

poberezkin.com·5h·

Discuss: Hacker News

🔬Reverse Engineering

Russia's Internet Filtering Infrastructure: Evolution and Architecture

dev.to·1d·

Discuss: DEV

Joy & Curiosity #73

registerspill.thorstenball.com·18h

How Docker Actually Works: A Deep Dive into the Internals

dev.to·3d·

Discuss: DEV

mmguero-dev/Malcolm: Malcolm is a powerful, easily deployable network traffic analysis tool suite for full packet capture artifacts (PCAP files), Zeek logs and Suricata alerts.

github.com·4d

Building a scalable code modernization solution with AWS Transform custom

aws.amazon.com·2d

expanse-framework/expanse: The limitless Python web framework

github.com·22h

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The new LibreOffice, Raspberry Pi price hikes, the Wayland IDE, and more: Linux news roundup

howtogeek.com·1d

Record-breaking 31.4 Tbps DDoS attack hits in November 2025, stopped by Cloudflare

securityaffairs.com·2d

If Linux is going to thrive, some distros have to die

howtogeek.com·2d·

Discuss: r/linux

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