Dark Angle Security is a personal blog covering technology, information security and the policies that govern them. Its posts include practical guides such as operational security for hacker conferences and GnuPG encryption, alongside explainers on platforms like Mastodon.
Website: https://www.darkangle.net/
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.
Analyses técnicas sobre Microsoft Purview, cobrindo novidades de DLP, Sensitivity Labels e classificação de dados, com foco em arquitetura e validação prática. O leitor entende o que muda em cada recurso e como aplicá-lo na operação.
Essays on data governance, AI security and AI policy written from the author's experience in search, product management and field research. Issues cover who owns and sells public-interest datasets, security risks from AI agents, and curated reading lists on AI safety.
Technical and strategic essays on infosec and AI, including hands-on tests of AI pentesting tools and open-weight models for bug hunting. It also covers security concepts such as Zero Trust, explained in plain terms with business context.
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