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Author Archives: Simon Roses
Professional Vibe Coding vs. Vibe Coding: Why Developers Should Embrace It (On Their Own Terms)
Read Time: 10 minutes TL;DR Vibe coding (letting AI generate entire applications from natural language prompts) has exploded in popularity. For non-coders, it is a revolution: suddenly anyone can build software. But the conversation usually stops there, as if vibe … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Pentest, Security, Technology, Threat Modeling
Tagged AI, ai-security, AppSec, DevSecOps, ProfessionalVibeCoding, Software Security, VibeCoding
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AI Agent Skill Poisoning: The Supply Chain Attack You Haven’t Heard Of
Read Time: 15 minutes TL;DR Security professionals are well acquainted with npm supply chain attacks, PyPI package poisoning, and the infamous xz backdoor. But a new attack vector is emerging that flies under the radar—one that is arguably more dangerous … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Pentest, Privacy, Security, Technology
Tagged agent-security, AI, ai-security, Application Security, openclaw, pentesting, Skill, supply-chain
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The Shadow Twin Threats: When AI and Vibe Coding Go Rogue in Your Network
Read Time: 15 minutes TL;DR Your IT department doesn’t know it yet, but someone in marketing just spun up an Ollama server to run a local LLM. Finance is building a custom payroll app with Cursor. And that NVIDIA DGX … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Pentest, Privacy
Tagged AI, Application Security, Software Security, Vibe Coding
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My Experience Using OpenClaw: A Security Professional’s Journey
Read Time: 12 minutes TL;DR OpenClaw has transformed how I work as a cybersecurity consultant and developer. After two weeks of daily use, I’ve automated email management, built custom security tools overnight, and integrated AI into my pentesting workflow—all while … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Pentest, Security, Technology
Tagged Agents, AI, OpemClaw, Penetration Testing
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Information Warfare Strategies (SRF-IWS): Offensive Operations at the Davos Forum 2026 (Part 3)
Disclaimer: Everything described here is pure imagination and any resemblance to reality is coincidental. This document is intended for security professionals to develop defensive countermeasures. The author is not responsible for the consequences of any action taken based on the … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking Etico, Pentest, RADIO, RF, Security, Technology
Tagged attack vector, Computer Network Operations (CNO), Cyber Wars, CyberSecurity, Davos, Information Warfare
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Information Warfare Strategies (SRF-IWS): Offensive Operations at the Davos Forum (Part 2)
Disclaimer: Everything described here is pure imagination and any resemblance to reality is coincidental. The author is not responsible for the consequences of any action taken based on the information provided in the article. Please read Part 1 (Davos 2024) … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Business, Economics, Hacking Etico, Pentest, Privacy, RADIO, Uncategorized
Tagged Computer Network Operations (CNO), CyberSecurity, Information Warfare, Intelligence, RF
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The Evolution of Software Development: From Manual Coding to AI-Generated Code and the Security Implications
The journey of software development is a fascinating tale of innovation, creativity, and technological advancement. I started learning how to code in the late 80s as a kid with languages such as Pascal and Clipper, later came C and assembly. … Continue reading
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Information Warfare Strategies (SRF-IWS): Offensive Operations at the Davos Forum
Disclaimer: Everything described here is pure imagination and any resemblance to reality is coincidental. The author is not responsible for the consequences of any action taken based on the information provided in the article. The Davos Forum organized by the … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking Etico, RF, Security
Tagged attack vector, Computer Network Operations (CNO), Information Warfare, Intelligence
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Modern Wardriving
Let’s start by defining the word Wardriving: it is the search for WIFI wireless networks from a vehicle equipped with a computer. This would be the classic definition. I define modern wardriving as the search for WIFI networks, Bluetooth devices … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking Etico, RADIO, RF, Security, Technology, Wireless
Tagged Bluetooth, GSM, Penetration Testing, RF, Wardriving, WIFI, wireless
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Fun in a Wild West shooting range with the Flipper Zero
For years I always thought about hacking the classic shooting range set in the Wild West powered by infrared shotguns. We can find these shooting ranges in amusement parks and fairs. Well, that moment has come and using the Flipper … Continue reading
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