Writing
Articles, op-eds and technical commentary. Pieces first published elsewhere are listed with a short summary and a link to the original.
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Google Just Tested One of the Quiet Assumptions Behind Breaking RSA
Commentary on a reported first demonstration of magic state cultivation on real quantum hardware, and why it matters to cryptographers watching the path towards breaking RSA.
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HollowLock: Post-Quantum TLS Posture Scanner
Why turning post-quantum TLS on and enforcing it are different states, and a tool that tells them apart by running the real handshakes: enforced, partial or hollow.
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Kestrel: Finding Post-Quantum Cryptography Inside Compiled Binaries
How Kestrel identifies ML-KEM and ML-DSA in stripped binaries from the constant tables their arithmetic cannot do without, what a sweep of 6,224 Linux binaries turned up, and where the method stops.
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Panopticon: Behavioural Abuse Detection Engine
Why rate limiting by IP address trusts the wrong signal, and an engine that clusters traffic on behaviour and JA4 fingerprints, with a population check for fleets that look too unique to be real.
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10 Open-Source Threat Hunting Tools to Catch Post-Quantum Ransomware
A survey of open-source threat-hunting tools for detecting modern, automated ransomware.
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5 Best Open-Source API and Web App Pentesting Tools
Five open-source tools for API and web application penetration testing and bug bounty work.
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5 Best Open-Source Tools to Defend Against Autonomous Cyberattacks
Open-source alternatives to expensive commercial tooling for defending against automated, autonomous attacks.
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Building an Autonomous AI Security Shield for Enterprise Architecture
Security architecture once the enterprise perimeter has dissolved into distributed cloud environments, remote workforces and third-party APIs.
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How to Secure LLM Applications: Prompt Injection to Layer 7 Gateways
The new class of vulnerabilities that large language models bring into enterprise software, from prompt injection to application-layer gateways.
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Why Traditional SOCs Are Blind to Agentic AI Attacks
Why security operations centres built to catch human attackers miss attacks run by autonomous AI agents.