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Claude code and the vibes
I’ve been fairly down on all things LLM since they were forced on me a few jobs ago.
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The unreasonable effectiveness of component taxonomies in Vuln Mgmt
Flaws exist in things Flaws exist in things.
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An LLM blog post
Large language models are all the rage these days.
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How and why we index vulnerabilities
Preliminaries There are two types of vulnerabilities: those that are publicly known and those that are not.
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Parsing semver values from CVE records
Preliminaries I’ve been pushing a schema change to CVE for the last half year or so.
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A minimal samba share with SELinux
Time off and new toys I recently got myself a raspberry pi in trade for a sauce pan and had to come up with a use for it.
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Stop DOSing yourself
Deep in the woods Some time ago a colleague of mine was working on a problem with a license server we run and had asked me for help.
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The one line that allocated 5 megabytes of memory
Preamble Recently at work our primary piece of web code was hit with a memory leak.
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Exploring x509 by creating a toy PKI
PKI and x509 I’ve had a good opportunity this week to play with PKIs at work and after reading a number of poorly sourced and downright incorrect posts I felt that I should make a post to summarize my experiences.
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Porting test vectors with sed and awk
Intro Lately I’ve been working on a port of some C reference crypto code to rust for the gimli lightweight cipher and I wanted to make a quick post on some sed and awk which made helped me make part of the test suite.
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So you need a logging pipeline
You have chosen or have been chosen to implement a logging pipeline So, some event has occurred within your organisation and now you need a logging pipeline.