The Polinrider and Glassworm Supply Chain Offensive: A Forensic Post-Mortem

The Polinrider and Glassworm Supply Chain Offensive: A Forensic Post-Mortem

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Industrialised Software Ecosystem Subversion and the Weaponisation of Invisible Unicode Executive Summary The early months of 2026 marked a pivotal escalation in the sophistication of software supply chain antagonism, characterised by a coordinated, multi-ecosystem offensive targeting the global development community. Central to this campaign was the Polinrider operation, a sprawling initiative attributed to Democratic People’s …

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The Axios Supply Chain Compromise: A Post-Mortem on Infrastructure Trust, Nation-State Proxy Warfare, and the Fragility of Modern JavaScript Ecosystems

The Axios Supply Chain Compromise: A Post-Mortem on Infrastructure Trust, Nation-State Proxy Warfare, and the Fragility of Modern JavaScript Ecosystems

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TL:DR: This is a Developing Situation and I will try to update it as we dissect more. If you’d prefer the remediation protocol directly, you can head to the bottom. In case you want to understand the anatomy of the attack and background, I have made a video that can be a quick explainer. The …

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The LiteLLM Supply Chain Cascade: Empirical Lessons in AI Credential Harvesting and the Future of Infrastructure Assurance

The LiteLLM Supply Chain Cascade: Empirical Lessons in AI Credential Harvesting and the Future of Infrastructure Assurance

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TL:DR: This is an Empirical Study and could be quite long for non-researchers. If you’d prefer the remediation protocol directly, you can head to the bottom. In case you want to understand the anatomy of the attack and background, I have made a video that can be a quick explainer. Background and Summary: The compromise …

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The Asymmetric Frontier: A Strategic Analysis of Iranian Cyber Operations and Geopolitical Resilience in the 2026 Conflict

The Asymmetric Frontier: A Strategic Analysis of Iranian Cyber Operations and Geopolitical Resilience in the 2026 Conflict

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The dawn of March 2026 marks a watershed moment in the evolution of multi-domain warfare, characterised by the total integration of offensive cyber operations into high-intensity kinetic campaigns. The initiation of Operation Epic Fury by the United States and Operation Roaring Lion by the State of Israel on February 28, 2026, has provided a definitive …

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Governance by Design: Real-Time Policy Enforcement for Edge AI Systems

Governance by Design: Real-Time Policy Enforcement for Edge AI Systems

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The Emerging Problem of Autonomous Drift For most of the past decade, AI governance relied on a comfortable assumption: the system was always connected. Logs flowed to the cloud.Monitoring systems analysed behaviour.Security teams reviewed anomalies after deployment. That assumption is increasingly invalid. By 2026, AI systems are moving rapidly from the cloud to the edge. …

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The Velocity Trap: Why AI Safety is Losing the Orbital Arms Race

The Velocity Trap: Why AI Safety is Losing the Orbital Arms Race

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“The world is in peril.” These were not the frantic words of a fringe doomer, but the parting warning of Mrinank Sharma, the architect of safeguards research at Anthropic, the very firm founded on the premise of “Constitutional AI” and safety-first development. When the man tasked with building the industry’s most respected guardrails resigns in …

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What is the Latest React Router Vulnerability And What Every Founder Should Know?

What is the Latest React Router Vulnerability And What Every Founder Should Know?

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Today the cybersecurity world woke up to another reminder that even the tools we trust most can become security landmines. A critical vulnerability in React Router, one of the most widely-used routing libraries in modern web development, was disclosed, and the implications go far beyond the frontend codebase. This isn’t a “just another bug.” At …

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Supply-Chain Extortion Lessons from the Pornhub-Mixpanel Incident

Supply-Chain Extortion Lessons from the Pornhub-Mixpanel Incident

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When the Weakest API Becomes the Loudest Breach. Key Takeaways for Security Leaders You can giggle about the subject if you want. The headlines almost invite it. An adult platform. Premium users. Leaked “activity data.” It sounds like internet tabloid fodder. But behind the jokes is a breach that should make every security leader deeply …

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What Caused Cloudflare’s Big Crash? It’s Not Rust

What Caused Cloudflare’s Big Crash? It’s Not Rust

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The Promise Cloudflare’s outage did not just take down a fifth of the Internet. It exposed a truth we often avoid in engineering: complex systems rarely fail because of bad code. They fail because of the invisible assumptions we build into them. This piece cuts past the memes, the Rust blame game and the instant …

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What Is the Truth About the Viral MIT Study Claiming 95% of AI Deployments Are a Failure – A Critical Analysis

What Is the Truth About the Viral MIT Study Claiming 95% of AI Deployments Are a Failure – A Critical Analysis

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Introduction: The Statistic That Shook the AI World When headlines screamed that 95% of AI projects fail, the internet erupted. Boards panicked, investors questioned their bets, and LinkedIn filled with hot takes. The claim, sourced from an MIT NANDA report, became a viral talking point across Fortune, Axios, Forbes, and Tom’s Hardware (some of my …

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