Alec Armbruster

I found two zero-days today.

I was listening to Louis Rossmann talk about AI replacing emergency 911 triage this morning.

Either Claude Opus 5 just leaked a trove of private 2024–2026 chat logs from Anthropic employees (& general public) asking Claude to edit their personal writing, or it’s generating one hell of a hallucination.

Anybody else noticing this?

Huh?

Weeks ago, I found that Anthropic’s Fable 5 was more than willing to help users commit cybercrime—planning and actively exploiting (albeit somewhat known) vulnerabilities against IoT devices all over the internet.

We have a serious problem.

Update The next iteration of this project is available at ipcrawl.com, which indexes nearly every exposed webcam on the open IPV4 internet.

This is an update to my previous post about the G6 Turret and my first impressions.

As a long-time Cloudflare user and advocate, it hurts me to admit that I’ve been pretty unsatisfied with them lately.

Look, not all desert datacenters are bad.

We need more investigative reporters.

I wanted to make prompt injection fun.

Introduction Tucson has more birds than you’d expect—practically overrun with them.

Introduction I love Docker containers.

I love dashcams.

Fellow tech folks often seem genuinely insulted when they learn that content is partially or fully AI-generated—from notes and/or a prompt—or that it was generated by AI and later edited by a human.

I recently overheard a conversation in a River Falls, Wisconsin, coffee shop that has stayed with me.

Ubiquiti’s G3 Flex makes a surprisingly good bird box camera—if you’re willing to void the warranty and pick up a screwdriver.

Whenever I see a website trending, I can’t resist popping open the source code.

The Problem If you’ve ever tried to capture system audio in an Electron app on macOS, you know how frustrating it can be.

My wife and I’s home gym is near completion.

The G6 Turret is here!

Modern web development still faces a stubborn challenge: fancy styles and effects can tank performance on lower-end hardware.

Marko “Forks” Elez is a great example of how churning out mid-tier Python code and being male can bring you to some crazy places in life.

My wife and I just bought our house, which features this 20x22’ room which previously was a garage.

Static site generators Static site generators are sweet.