Let'sDefend SOC166 - Javascript Code Detected in Requested URL Investigation Wlakthrough

Duygu |
When we first look at the requested URL in the investigation channel , we can see that "script" and "alert" js code was added to the request , so we can see that an attempt for an XSS attack was made. Then , we want to check whether the source ip adress is malicious or not by using VirusTotal or Ab... read more

I Built the First Collaborative Multi-Persona Sandbox (Because I'm Sick of Cloud Wrappers)

Andrew Rogers |
Most AI “apps” these days aren’t really apps. They’re wrappers. A thin UI. A subscription. A cloud call. A monthly fee. And your data quietly piped off to a server farm you’ll never see. I didn’t want to build another one of those. I didn’t want to use another one of those. So, I built something ... read more

Why your Clio token stopped working

Drew-Opexcell |
If your Clio integration started returning 401 and you are trying to work out why, the first question is not about your code. It is which of Clio's two OAuth systems you are on, because they have different rules and most advice on the internet does not say which one it is describing. Ther... read more

The First Computer Bug Was a Real Moth

fluidwire |
If you have ever stared at a misbehaving circuit at two in the morning, muttering about the "bug" you cannot find, you are part of a lineage that runs back to a very literal insect. On September 9, 1947, engineers working on Harvard's Mark II computer opened up the machine, found a moth wedged insi... read more

ACP vs AP2: the two AI-checkout protocols, and what your store actually has to build

Roland Farkas |
A few weeks ago I wrote about describing your site once so any AI can use it. Since then the thing I was hand-waving at ("agents will check out for users") stopped being hypothetical. OpenAI shipped ACP and Google shipped AP2, and they solve the same problem in almost opposite ways. I implemented ... read more

REST vs GraphQL vs gRPC in 2026: An Architect's Decision Matrix

Swetha Golla |
By Swetha Golla · ~6 min read · Senior Application Architect 🔗 This post has a live interactive version with a clickable decision tool — pick your boundary (public API, internal service-to-service, or mobile/bandwidth-constrained) and see the verdict — plus a round-trip diagram comparing REST, G... read more

Jump into Junior Engr.: Your Web Development Journey with ReactJS (AI-Augmented Edition)

Adetayo Taiwo |
#webdev #react #ai #learning The web dev landscape has shifted — junior developers today are expected to work with AI tools (Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor), not just write code from scratch. This updated 8-week plan trims some of the deeper theory to make room for practical AI-assisted workflow... read more

"The Night the Sovereign Cloud Almost Died: A Tale of Latency, AI, and Kubernetes Survival"

أبو عبدالكريم إبراهيم |
This is a submission for DEV's Summer Bug Smash: Smash Stories powered by Sentry. في تمام الساعة الثانية صباحاً، وتحت الضوء المنبعث من الشاشة فقط، كنت أُجري اختبارات الإجهاد على منصة SovereignStack—المشروع الذي استغرق تطويره ستة أشهر متواصلة من العمل المكثف. كانت الاختبارات القياسية تسير بسلاسة، ول... read more

Prompt Injection Isn't Fixed by a Filter. It's Fixed by Architecture

Eugen Ullrich |
A language model writes twenty question-and-answer pairs for a product page in under a minute. The trouble starts right after. For the answers to be correct, the model needs the company's facts: prices, delivery times, warranty terms. For the questions to fit the page, it needs the page text itself... read more

Building a Secure Infrastructure Dashboard with React 18, Tailwind v4, and Local Sovereign LLMs

أبو عبدالكريم إبراهيم |
Building a Secure Infrastructure Dashboard with React 18, Tailwind v4, and Local Sovereign LLMs When architecting cloud dashboards for enterprise or government sectors, traditional development patterns often clash with modern regulatory and security compliance. In environments with stric... read more