RFC 9849 makes ECH official and strengthens web privacy
One of the web’s longest-standing privacy leaks has just been addressed at the standards level. The IETF has published RFC 9849, which formally defines TLS Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) as
Category: Security
A Windows client for Proxmox Backup Server is finally taking shape — an alpha Go project adds VSS “full-machine live backup”
For years, Proxmox Backup Server (PBS) has earned a reputation as one of the most practical parts of the Proxmox stack: fast incremental backups, global deduplication, integrity checks, encryption options,
PentAGI: Open-Source “Autonomous Red Teaming” Arrives—and Forces a Rethink of Infrastructure Defense
Over the past few years, automation has taken over many corners of systems work: deployments, observability, patching, scaling, incident response. Offensive security, however, has largely remained a field where a
“Prove you’re human” with a credit card + Stripe: why this trend slows bots — and what it means for devs and sysadmins
The pattern is showing up everywhere: you click Free trial, and the next screen asks for a valid credit card “just to verify you’re human,” often with a reassuring line
Shannon: the autonomous AI pentester pushing “proof-by-exploit” into everyday DevSecOps
As software teams ship faster—often with AI-assisted coding in the loop—security teams are facing a familiar mismatch: deployment is continuous, but deep application testing is still episodic. Many organizations run
OpenAuth: a standards-first, self-hosted auth server aiming to fill the gap between libraries and SaaS
Most “open source auth” in the JavaScript ecosystem falls into one of two buckets: libraries you embed inside a single app, or SaaS identity platforms (Auth0, Clerk, etc.) that centralize
Practical API Security: a Real-World Checklist for Sysadmins and Developers
APIs rarely fail in isolation. In production, they sit behind reverse proxies and load balancers, depend on CI/CD pipelines and container images, talk to databases and message queues, and get
OpenVPN 2.7 Lands with Linux DCO, mbedTLS 4, and a Big Push on DNS and Windows
OpenVPN has released OpenVPN 2.7.0, the latest feature update to its widely used virtual private network (VPN) software for building secure point-to-point and site-to-site connections. While OpenVPN remains a familiar
When “Skills” Become an Attack Surface: OpenClaw’s Add-On Boom Turns Into a Supply-Chain Problem
In early 2026, OpenClaw’s sudden rise as a self-hosted “personal AI agent” has collided with an old reality in new packaging: if a platform makes it easy to run third-party
Migrating from VMware to Proxmox Without Breaking Backups: Where Veeam Fits and What to Test
For years, VMware + Veeam has been the “quietly reliable” pairing in many data centers: a widely adopted hypervisor and a backup platform teams know inside out. But with the
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