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  1. 0day: libpng APNG OOB Write

    A write-side fuzzing campaign against libpng18's APNG re-encode path found a per-frame buffer lifecycle bug causing both a memory leak and a width-dependent heap buffer overflow.

  2. Skia RenameFont OOB. Google Won't Fix It.

    A verified heap out-of-bounds write in Skia's SkOTUtils::RenameFont via the public GDI font API on Windows - reported, reproduced, declined won't-fix.

  3. AI Slop Is a Leadership Problem

    AI made execution cheap and direction the bottleneck.

  4. Anvil: An Autonomous Vulnerability-Research Platform

    A systems-design writeup of Anvil: how AI agents do the research glue work while schemas, sanitizers, reachability, and an evidence ladder keep the claims honest.

  5. LLMs Are Probabilistic. Agent Authority Cannot Be.

    A language model predicts; an agent acts.

  6. OmniBoard: The Board Game Console That Didn't Pencil Out

    A founder write-up on OmniBoard, the board game console I shelved when 20 flexible color e-ink cards drove the BOM north of $600.

  7. CVE-2026-48029: Two Grid-Decode Vulnerabilities in libheif

    A single afternoon of fuzzing against libheif 1.21.2 produced two memory-safety bugs in the same function.

  8. Walkthrough of a maliciously crafted Office document that evaded every static engine on VirusTotal - and what the engines were missing.

  9. A grammar-driven .glb fuzzing campaign found a memory-corruption bug in the shared 3D parser used by Microsoft Word and the Microsoft 3D Viewer.

  10. Fusion - Level 06 solution

    Walkthrough and exploit for Level 06 of the Fusion exploitation series.

  11. Fusion - Level 05 solution

    Solution for Level 05 of the Fusion series.

  12. Deep technical dive into the Nymaim banking trojan: anti-analysis tricks, control-flow obfuscation, and the parts that fight back.

  13. Ursnif malware: deep technical dive

    Reverse-engineering walkthrough of Ursnif: process injection, sandbox evasion, traffic obfuscation, and a bug in the malware's own DGA.