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Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA) is eating the API economy from the inside out. 

The Authorization Gap No One Wants to Talk About: Why Your API Is Probably Leaking Right Now

Practical guide to LLM safety prompts: how to design, test, and update instructions that stop your AI from leaking sensitive personal and corporate data. 

Prompting for Safety: How to Stop Your LLM From Leaking Sensitive Data

ARM researchers have developed a framework that helps different people—who don’t trust each other—collaborate securely by using isolates.

New Secure Computing Tech Handles AI, Video, and Data Without Leaking Secrets

New Privacy Tech Lets Untrusted Parties Compute Together Without Leaking Secrets

Io neutral clouds, including sodium, potassium, sulfur, and oxygen, play a crucial role in mass exchange with Jupiter’s magnetosphere, fueling the plasma torus

Jupiter’s Moon Io Keeps Leaking, and Scientists Are Watching

Secure your RAG chatbot data by controlling access before it reaches the LLM. 

Your Chatbot Might Be Leaking Secrets—Here’s How to Lock It Down

Traditional methods like manual tagging, role-based access control (RBAC), and static access logs are inefficient, outdated, and prone to security breaches.

Your Cloud Is Leaking Money and Data—This AI Fixes It Before Hackers Do

Some companies are cautioning against using ChatGPT. What should the rest of us do? 

Can You Use OpenAI's ChatGPT Without Leaking Your Business's IP?

As a developer, if you have discovered that you have just exposed a sensitive file or secrets to a public git repository, there are some very important steps to follow.

Exposing Secrets on GitHub: What to Do After Leaking Credentials and API Keys

There’s a lot of chatter and concern about <a href="https://rules.house.gov/bill/115/sj-res-34" target="_blank">S.J. Res. 34</a>, a pending resolution that will allow Internet Service Providers (<a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/isps" target="_blank">ISPs</a>) to record your activity and then sell that information. From what I have read, most people are focusing on your “web history.” This focus is harmful because there are many additional types of information that can reveal details about you, and you cannot solve this <a href="https://medium.freecodecamp.com/how-to-set-up-a-vpn-in-5-minutes-for-free-and-why-you-urgently-need-one-d5cdba361907" target="_blank">simply by</a> <a href="https://journal.standardnotes.org/vpns-are-absolutely-a-solution-to-a-policy-problem-3b88af699bcd" target="_blank">using a VPN</a>.

What you’re revealing to your ISP, why a VPN isn’t enough, and ways to avoid leaking it

The McDonald’s India app, McDelivery is leaking personal data for more than 2.2 million of its users which includes name, email address, phone number, home address, accurate home co-ordinates and social profile links. We contacted McDelivery on 7th Feb and received an acknowledgement from a Senior IT Manager on 13th Feb (33 days ago). The issue has not been fixed yet and our continued effort to get an update for the fix after the initial acknowledgement has failed.

McDonalds India is leaking 2.2 million users data

About four months ago, I ordered a new TV directly from Samsung’s <a href="http://www.samsung.com/us/" target="_blank">online store</a>. A few days later, I received a tracking link via email.

Samsung Leaking Customer Information

Using a U2F (Universal 2nd Factor) device is currently one of the most secure authentication methods available to end-users. Its advantage comes from the hardware isolation. It’s impossible to steal keys from it or trigger authentication just using <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/software" target="_blank">software</a>. Physical interaction is mandatory. U2F is resistant to phishing by design too. For instance you cannot be tricked to press the key and authenticate with a “fake” web page since authentication origin is also part of the process and the communication between the device and the web browser cannot be intercepted by a third party. A malicious person cannot ask for your “U2F codes” because there are no codes in play.

Avoid Leaking Your Identity with YubiKey

Watching Them Watching Us: How Websites are Leaking Sensitive Data to Third-Parties

Value-Leaking Protocols and Security Tokens

LLMjacking is the hijacking of self-hosted AI models for profit. Learn how attackers exploit LLMs—and how to secure your infrastructure today.

LLMjacking is a Costly New Threat to Self-Hosted AI Infrastructure

Direct-to-device satellite connectivity is turning LEO spacecraft into cell towers.

Cell Service Is Escaping Earth

Speculative execution attacks can leak ARM MTE memory tags, allowing attackers to bypass protections in Chrome and Linux with near-perfect success.

A Promising ARM Security Feature Isn’t as Bulletproof as It Looks

This blog post is about Go 1.25’s new experimental encoding/json/v2 and encoding/json/jsontext packages, which bring long-awaited improvements and fixes. 

Go's New Experimental Packages: What to Know

Learn how to organize Go packages, avoid import cycles, structure scalable projects, and use interfaces and internal directories the right way.

Clean Code: Package Architecture, Dependency Flow, and Scalability [Part 4]

The most profitable entrepreneurs learn to say no to bad clients first. It’s not just a strategy, it’s a neurosurgical shift in your business identity.

Saying 'Yes' to Money is Costing You Money.

Five years ago, same-day delivery felt like a luxury. Today, it’s a baseline expectation. 

ML-Based Batch Estimation for Dynamic Pricing in Same-Day Delivery Services

Want private chats without corporate snooping? Discover 5 open-source messengers and support them with crypto donations through Kivach! 

5 Open-Source Private Messengers to Try for Free —and Support Via Kivach

A feature on the table and then locking it behind ‘upgrade to unlock’ two days later is a hostage situation.

Why SaaS Pricing Pages Fail 

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The Authorization Gap No One Wants to Talk About: Why Your API Is Probably Leaking Right Now

Prompting for Safety: How to Stop Your LLM From Leaking Sensitive Data

New Secure Computing Tech Handles AI, Video, and Data Without Leaking Secrets

New Privacy Tech Lets Untrusted Parties Compute Together Without Leaking Secrets

Jupiter’s Moon Io Keeps Leaking, and Scientists Are Watching

Your Chatbot Might Be Leaking Secrets—Here’s How to Lock It Down

Your Cloud Is Leaking Money and Data—This AI Fixes It Before Hackers Do

Can You Use OpenAI's ChatGPT Without Leaking Your Business's IP?

Exposing Secrets on GitHub: What to Do After Leaking Credentials and API Keys

What you’re revealing to your ISP, why a VPN isn’t enough, and ways to avoid leaking it

McDonalds India is leaking 2.2 million users data

Samsung Leaking Customer Information

Avoid Leaking Your Identity with YubiKey

Watching Them Watching Us: How Websites are Leaking Sensitive Data to Third-Parties

Value-Leaking Protocols and Security Tokens

LLMjacking is a Costly New Threat to Self-Hosted AI Infrastructure

Cell Service Is Escaping Earth

A Promising ARM Security Feature Isn’t as Bulletproof as It Looks

Go's New Experimental Packages: What to Know

Clean Code: Package Architecture, Dependency Flow, and Scalability [Part 4]

Saying 'Yes' to Money is Costing You Money.

ML-Based Batch Estimation for Dynamic Pricing in Same-Day Delivery Services

5 Open-Source Private Messengers to Try for Free —and Support Via Kivach

Why SaaS Pricing Pages Fail

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