AI Decompilation Is Cheap Now: What It Means for Closed-Source Security
An indie developer's account of AI-driven game decompilation raises a question for security teams: if anyone can reverse a binary, what is your compiled code actually protecting?
Datasette traces into Parseable: what telemetry exposes
Simon Willison has shown Datasette's new OpenTelemetry support feeding traces into Parseable, a new open-source observability platform. Easier tracing is useful, but a trace backend is also a new store of sensitive data.
The Rewrite-It-From-Scratch Trap — And Why Security Debt Makes It Worse
A widely discussed developer comment on why full system rewrites rarely pay off applies just as sharply to security debt, where the temptation to 'rebuild it securely' often leaves the vulnerable original running for years.
Prompt Injection in 2026: A Practical Defense Guide for Security Teams
Prompt injection remains the defining security risk for LLM-powered applications. Here is how to reason about it and the layered controls that actually reduce exposure.