Eric Capuano writes practical posts on information security, security operations, and digital forensics and incident response. The excerpts cover a detection artifact for the MongoBleed MongoDB vulnerability, PowerShell transcript artifacts for responders, and an introduction to writing YARA rules.
Website: https://blog.ecapuano.com
A personal engineering blog focused mainly on .NET, with hands-on posts about cloud cost management, performance benchmarking and security monitoring. Readers get practical, experience-based write-ups drawn from real systems such as Have I Been Pwned and the RabbitMQ .NET client.
ProbamosIA is a Spanish-language newsletter that analyses AI tools and technical patterns, such as persistent memory and state in AI agents and how to measure retrieval coverage in RAG systems. Readers get practical, design-oriented explanations of how these systems fail and how to reason about them.
A Spanish-language technical series that explains the Spanish National Security Scheme (ENS) control by control, covering what each control requires and what evidence an auditor will expect. Each installment gives practical guidance on contracts, service level agreements, cryptographic key protection and incident records.
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