I’ve been noticing something about how developers talk about AI coding agents. They review agent-generated code with a magnifying glass. They point at a variable …
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ai adoption
magnifying glass
agent-generated code
developer feedback
Anthropic's Claude Code Security marks a major shift in vulnerability discovery, but AI-driven development requires more than just reasoning to remain secure. Learn how Snyk’s AI Security Fabric in...
Anthropic's Claude Code Security marks a major shift in vulnerability discovery, but AI-driven development requires more than just reasoning to remain secure. Learn how Snyk’s AI Security Fabric integrates with Claude to close the loop between finding vulnerabilities and fixing them at scale.
Explore official write-ups and community highlights from the Fetch the Flag CTF 2026, featuring over 20 challenges in web security, AI, and crypto. Learn from the experts and dive into the technica...
Explore official write-ups and community highlights from the Fetch the Flag CTF 2026, featuring over 20 challenges in web security, AI, and crypto. Learn from the experts and dive into the technical details of this year's most intricate binary puzzles and web exploits.
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web security
ai
crypto
challenges
binary puzzles
I was testing for SQL Injection on a target the other day, and after a little fuzzing indicated that there might be a vulnerability, I wanted to use SQLMap to make data exfiltration easier. But thi...
I was testing for SQL Injection on a target the other day, and after a little fuzzing indicated that there might be a vulnerability, I wanted to use SQLMap to make data exfiltration easier. But this vulnerability was part of a websocket request, and unfortunately, SQLMap doesn’t support websockets.
One solution to this problem is to introduce a little proxy between the websocket endpoint and SQLMap and convert HTTP requests into websocket ones.
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Drifting Ruby: Debounce - David Kimura shows how to build a debounced live search in Rails using Stimulus and Turbo, cutting down unnecessary requests while keeping the UI responsive.
Remote Ruby: Bridge Components, Swift UI and more with Joe Masilotti - Joe Masilotti joins Remote Ruby welcomes to talk about bridge components, how Hotwire Native interacts with SwiftUI, and practical patterns for mixing native UI with Turbo/Rails apps.
Record video in Rails with Stimulus - Rails Designer shows how to build a video recorder UI in Rails using a lightweight Stimulus…
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video recorder ui
dynamic partial rendering
stimulus
swift ui