🛡️ Fortinet Monthly Recap | May 2026
Monthly Overview May 2026.
90 Days Solo With AI Agents: A Field Report on What Holds Up Under Load
Ninety days running a portfolio with AI agents as the primary execution layer. The patterns that held up, the patterns that broke, and the operating discipline the speed demands.
🛡️ Fortinet Monthly Recap | April 2026
Monthly Overview April 2026.
When the AI Does It Before You Ask: A Week With Autonomous Agents
I spent a week running parallel AI agent workflows with self-healing, CLI routing, and automated tasks. Here is what actually happened.
🛡️ Fortinet Monthly Recap | March 2026
Monthly Overview March 2026.
I scanned the leaked Claude Code source before building it
I scanned a widely-shared copy of leaked Claude Code source before running it. The scanner returned a critical score. Here is what the findings actually mean, and why the repository distributing it deleted my comments.
Introducing elvatis-mcp: Control Your Entire Infrastructure from Claude Desktop
A new open-source MCP server that connects Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf to your smart home, memory, cron jobs, notifications, and local LLMs - with 32 tools across 7 domains.
How We Swept 25 Repos for Security Issues in an Afternoon (and What We Actually Found)
A practitioner's account of running a full Dependabot and CodeQL sweep across an entire GitHub organization, fixing real vulnerabilities, and hardening a production server the same day.
NIS2 for Mid-Sized Companies: What Actually Matters
NIS2 is here and most mid-sized companies don't know if they're affected. Here's a practical checklist from someone who's been through TISAX.
How GlassWorm Gets In (and How We Locked It Out)
A supply-chain malware campaign hit hundreds of repos across GitHub, npm, and VS Code. Here's what I found when I scanned my own projects.
Two Bugs, One Sunday Morning: What Debugging Your AI Gateway Actually Teaches You
A plugin crash and a process fork bomb walked into a Sunday. What I learned about tool schemas, token limits, and why reading vendor specs matters.
Who's Responsible When AI Breaks the Rules It Wrote Itself?
Here's something that should make you uncomfortable.