Recent Articles
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Two Guardrail Hooks That Make Claude Code Refuse Dangerous Commands and Protect Your Secrets
A CLAUDE.md rule only asks the model to behave.
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Axios Attack: How To Find Out If Your System Was Compromised
The Axios npm Package Was Just Hijacked — Here's How to Check Your System Right Now A hacker compromised a lead maintainer's npm token and injected a remote access Trojan into Axios — one of JavaScript's most popular libraries with over 100 million weekly downloads.
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Claude Code Has a Secret Command That Makes It Smarter Over Time — Here’s How to Use It
There's a hidden command in Claude Code called /insights that studies how you work and then tells you exactly how to make it work better for you.
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Auto-Sanitize Blog Posts Before Publishing: A Security Audit Pipeline with Claude Code and fswatch
Build a dual-layer content scanner that catches leaked IPs, credentials, and personal data in your markdown files — with AI-powered context awareness and real-time file monitoring — Introduction If you write technical blog posts — especially about homelabs, self-hosting, or networking — you've probably leaked something sensitive at least once.
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Setting Up and Using SSH Keys in 1Password
This guide walks through generating SSH keys in 1Password, configuring your Mac to use the 1Password SSH agent, and adding your public key to remote services.
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Accessing Your Linux VM from Mac Finder: A Complete Guide to Samba File Sharing
Seamlessly browse and edit files on your Linux VM directly from macOS Finder Introduction If you're running Linux VMs (whether in Proxmox, VirtualBox, VMware, or any other hypervisor) and use macOS as your daily driver, you've probably found yourself constantly SSHing into your VM to edit files or copy data back and forth.