NetBSD Playing with disklabels
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MemTensor MemOS Supply Chain Attack: sckit Triggered by Python Imports and OpenClaw Runtime Hooks
1. Basic Information Original Title: The AI Ecosystem Has Worms Now: Inside the MemTensor Compromise Source: Semgrep Published Date: September 23, 2026 Updated Date: None Severity: critical Severity…
- Malicious code sckit embedded in MemTensor npm, PyPI distributions
- Attack triggered by Python imports, OpenClaw runtime hooks
- Attackers exfiltrate credentials, access SSH keys, SaaS service tokens
Detecting Anomalies in CI/CD Pipelines with ML
The pipeline fails. Again. Your CI run turns red. You open the logs, scroll through a wall of output, and fifteen minutes later find the answer: it's that flaky test again — the one everyone…
- PipelineSentinel monitors CI/CD pipelines by scoring each run against its own history.
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File Change Notification Side Channel: Estimating Keystroke Timing and Browsing Activity on Linux, Android, and Windows
1. Overview Original Title: File Notification Attacks: Side-Channel Leakage from the File-Notification System on Linux, Android, Windows, and macOS Source: Graz University of Technology (File…
- Researchers demonstrated estimating user activities via file change notifications.
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Building an Accessible Angular Combobox: What the ARIA Checklist Doesn't Tell You
Your combobox passes the audit. It still doesn't work with a screen reader. I've been building frontends for 13 years, and I've used a lot of open source along the way.
Vim Basics
Just the basics you need to get started. Also for those who are trapped in classic vim situation, where you don't know how to quit!
- Vim is a keyboard-driven text editor for efficient code and plain-text editing.
- Open a file in Vim by typing "vim" followed by the filename in the terminal.
- Save changes in Vim by typing ":w" in Normal mode and pressing Enter.