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Guided, hands-on deep dives into AI security and architecture. Pick a walkthrough and trace each concept step by step.
Every request your systems make crosses wires someone else controls. This page walks the full journey — handshake, identity, record protection, termination, internal hops — and shows where the guarantees actually hold, where they quietly end, and what an auditor will ask about each one.
A critical unauthenticated flaw (CVE-2026-33017) let anyone run code on internet-exposed Langflow servers with a single request — and attackers used it to plant a Monero miner and an SSH-key-reuse worm within ~20 hours of disclosure.
A guided, interactive walk from a customer's browser to your database and the cryptography that protects each hop, including where 'encrypted in transit' and 'end-to-end encrypted' actually differ.
An interactive deep-dive into GHSA-wpqr-6v78-jr5g / CVE-2026-12537: how an unprivileged outsider could run commands on CI runners using Gemini CLI in headless mode, before any sandbox or model was involved.