A personal blog-style newsletter by a security and software professional, mixing book recommendations, sharp takes on infrastructure failures like the October 2025 AWS outage, and reflections on writing as a thinking tool. Readers get opinionated, first-person commentary with some practical system design perspective.
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Sascha Corti's personal blog documents his experiments with a subdermal VivoKey Apex Flex implant, covering how he moved OpenPGP keys onto it and used them for SSH login via GnuPG on macOS. Posts also weigh up when open-weight AI models are worth running instead of frontier ones.
Nadav Eyal's newsletter offers deeply sourced analysis of Israeli politics, the October 7 aftermath, and regional security, with weekly columns on election dynamics and intelligence failures. Readers get informed, opinionated context that cuts through the noise of daily Israeli and Middle East news.
A security researcher's blog-style newsletter dissecting malware samples, including a trojanized math library, a ClickFix campaign hitting an airport site, and a dependency confusion campaign targeting Russian financial developers. Readers get hands-on deobfuscation walkthroughs, IOCs and analysis of threat-actor tradecraft.
Technical posts from an engineering firm on building Rust within Nix, Daml/Canton smart contract custody patterns, and running the Nix daemon unprivileged. Readers get concrete mechanisms, trade-offs and reproducible examples for high-assurance infrastructure work.
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