TOPIC HUB // 3 ESSAYS

AI Security

Adaptive intrusion used to require a skilled human inside the network. It now runs on rentable compute. Essays from someone who spent 2004–2012 on the other side of that equation.

AI Security & Geopolitics··7 min

The First Ransomware That Debugged Itself

A rogue login failed. The agent didn't retry — it formed a new hypothesis, switched methods, and got in. Thirty-one seconds. Nobody was at the keyboard.

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Security & Philosophy··7 min

The Conscience of a Hacker in the Age of AI

The tools changed. The questions didn't. Curiosity, skepticism of authority, understanding systems before trusting them: the hacker ethos is now AI governance.

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AI Security & Geopolitics··6 min

Coding Agent Bans Are the New Export Controls

One government un-bans the models on Monday; a $200B company bans the coding agent by Friday. The tool didn't get worse, it got too good.

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