Paru 2.2 adds pacman 7.1 compatibility, new AUR package filtering options, improved search results, and dependency resolution fixes. Paru, the Rust-based AUR helper for Arch Linux, has been updated to version 2.2, more than a year after version 2.1, released in July 2025. One main…
Yay, the widely used AUR helper for Arch Linux and Arch-based distros, has released version 13.1, with faster dependency resolution, which should reduce the time Yay spends determining package requirements during installation and upgrades. The release also optimizes search processing by…
Live Webinar and Q&A: Scaling OpenTelemetry: Managing Collectors, Configuration, and Cost (Nov 19, 2026) Save Your Seat Agentic LLM systems have moved from linear prompt chains to graph-based workflows and, more recently, code-executing harnesses. Chains are simple but fragile, graphs add branching,…
Agents that generate tests create a new problem: who owns the output? When Amazon Nova Act produces hundreds of Playwright tests across feature teams, you need organizational plumbing before the test suite becomes a junk drawer. Part 3 of AWS's QA…
Coding agents read entire repository trees to build context. When they ingest README.md,.cursorrules, or inline comments, they often treat file content as instructions rather than inert data. A malicious AGENTS.md in a cloned repository can steer the…
Home › Articles › Restore a Deleted AD User with the AD Recycle Bin If the AD Recycle Bin is on, find the object with Get-ADObject -IncludeDeletedObjects and pipe it to Restore-ADObject. The user returns with its SID, its group memberships and…
Kerberoasting is an attack on service accounts, and it works because Kerberos is doing exactly what... Tagged with security, activedirectory, windowsserver, powershell. Kerberoasting is an attack on service accounts, and it works because Kerberos is doing exactly what it was…
Someone deletes a user account by mistake. You bring it back, but the person still cannot open shared folders or get mail from their groups. The account exists again, yet it is nearly empty. When the feature is on, recovery…
Every single working day, millions of people drag sensitive documents into online converters: Most people assume these popular converter sites simply process the file and delete it. But when you look at the network tab of standard online utilities, you…
Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) lets an attacker coerce a server into issuing requests to attacker-chosen destinations, exposing internal services and cloud metadata. We present ML-SSRFinder, a dual-mode framework that unifies three analysers. In passive mode, before any traffic is sent,…
Machines that read images, from factories to phones.
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