Mohammed Faruq blogs about his day-to-day work in cyber security, with hands-on posts on topics such as Kerberos password spray detection with Kerbrute and finding plaintext credentials with Snaffler. He also writes about broader industry questions, like what AI vulnerability-finding models such as Mythos mean for defenders.
Website: https://www.mohammedfaruq.com/
A personal technical blog by Sascha Corti covering hands-on projects such as storing PGP and SSH keys on a subdermal NFC implant and running open-weight AI models on home hardware. Readers get detailed, step-by-step write-ups including mistakes and configuration details, plus reasoned opinions on when to use open models.
Kate Carruthers writes about AI, cyber security and business innovation, drawing on current research and industry analysis. Readers get practical guidance on security fundamentals alongside commentary on how fast-moving AI developments affect organisations.
AuswideCyber is a practical newsletter explaining IT, cyber security and AI for technicians and general readers. Issues cover AI agent risks, enterprise AI rollout mistakes, and the security and ownership problems of vibe-coded software, with a clear sceptical voice.
Long-form articles by a single practitioner on corporate criminal liability, regulatory compliance programmes and AI governance in regulated firms. Readers get practical, jurisdiction-aware analysis of UK and New Zealand regimes aimed at compliance, risk and legal functions.
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