Here you may find all the books I have read this year:
Here you may find an assortment of reads and listens.
Topics are usually related to startups, technology, security, and books.
I've been writing lately, so thought I'd share these.
A valuable lesson to create, release, and iterate.
Both MITRE and Cisco hit by Chinese state-backed actors.
Brief reminder to myself.
Two of the most common security lies: VPNs and Incognito (Privacy) mode.
This article about P4x, plus Wired's XZ backdoor research are great reads.
One of the craziest lures I have seen, easy to fall for.
No more JavaScript/TypeScript for Python web developers?
Seems like AI and Open Source are getting along.
"... the key to getting started down the path of being remarkable in anything is to simply act with the intention of being remarkable."
Useful for Python developers, memory allocation is important.
"If a system lacks imagination (as they often do), it is best to supply our own."
IMO, this changes nothing for software engineers. What do you think?
An interesting approach from Gergely Orosz (and others before him).
Operation Cronos to (temporarily) take down the LockBit ransomware scheme.
In case you want to get started contributing to Open Source with Python.
Not tech related but Casey's content is worth sharing.
One of my favourites from Paul - I don't agree with everything but PG's essays are worth reading.
Interesting site on building CLIs (huge part of my work!).
Third and final round: Higher Ed Q&A podcast with Ben & Marc.
Interesting site detailing why "correlation does not imply causation".
Continuation on the previous discussion (see below) by Marc Andreessen & Ben Horowitz.
Shameless plug: I will be doing a short presentation to MSc in CyberSecurity candidates at EmpleaTech Madrid. Feel free to sign up.
Ben Horowitz & Marc Andreessen give their take on higher education.
Research article done by Brian Krebs on Spamdot cybercriminals.
Good podcast which includes some fantastic lessons for everyone.
I often read. I seldom write.
Mandiant's X (formerly Twitter) account got hacked for multiple hours.
For cybersecurity nerds, here is an interesting article about an attack on iPhone.