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Feb 13

My AI Installed a Stranger’s Code on My Machine and Asked for My Gmail Password

You don’t need to read source code to know something smells wrong. Commit histories, contributor profiles, and basic pattern recognition…

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Dec 12, 2025

Tesla Convoy: A Design for Cooperative Driving Using Light

How existing Tesla hardware could enable vehicles to travel together as a coordinated unit

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Dec 5, 2025

Authoritative Sources for Risk-Based Security Posture Management

Strategic, initiative-driven security operations consistently outperform reactive, ticket-based approaches. This research compiles…

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Nov 23, 2025

The Inevitability of Behavioral Reveals — Detecting Micro-Anomalies in Sophisticated Threat Actors

Even the most disciplined malicious actors are ultimately human, subject to the same psychological pressures and momentary lapses that…

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Oct 11, 2025

The CIA Triad Isn’t Dead — We Just Never Actually Implemented It

A response to Loris Gutic’s AI-generated framework tourism

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Oct 6, 2025

Model Context Protocol Security: October’25 Update.

Oh, the Places You’ll Go!

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Sep 14, 2025

The Last Mile of Intelligence: What AI Can’t Think (And Why That’s Your Job)

This morning at 5:47 AM I discovered why Burger King’s breach took place and the strategic value of the research in my own world, but first…

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Aug 27, 2025

Labor Day Isn’t a Day — It’s a Season: Why September is Prime Time for Security Breaches

A 10-minute read on the psychology of distraction and the history of autumn exploits.

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Aug 18, 2025

The Case for Security-Integrated IT

You can’t timeline your way to zero trust. Growth companies that try to “implement data-centric security” or “achieve zero trust” through…

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Jul 14, 2025

From Curiosity to Capability, the AI Journey for Small Business.

A Strategic Roadmap for Navigating the Intelligence Revolution

KWJ

KWJ

Currently fascinated by how we build trust in a trustless world and why the most elegant solutions often come from having fewer options, not more.

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