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pawanjswal

25 karma · joined October 26, 2020

Product Security Engineer | Cybersecurity Blogger at OpenExploit.in
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pawanjswal··on France Endorses UN Open Source Principles
Big move by France, leading the way in open source with real global impact!
pawanjswal··on Spaced repetition systems have gotten better
Super insightful. FSRS sounds like the upgrade I didn’t know I needed for my Anki habit!
pawanjswal··on The first year of free-threaded Python
This is some serious groundwork for the next era of performance!
pawanjswal··on After months of coding with LLMs, I'm going back to using my brain
It’s wild how fast we outsourced thinking to LLMs without realizing the cost.
pawanjswal··on Material 3 Expressive
Love how design is finally leaning into emotion.
pawanjswal··on Malicious compliance by booking an available meeting room
Peak engineer energy: weaponizing calendar defaults for 10-minute standups.
pawanjswal··on The unreasonable effectiveness of an LLM agent loop with tool use
Wild how something so powerful boils down to just 9 lines of code.
pawanjswal··on Baby is healed with first personalized gene-editing treatment
Incredible to see science and love come together to rewrite a baby’s future.
pawanjswal··on Malicious compliance by booking an available meeting room
Petty? Maybe. Brilliant? Absolutely.
pawanjswal··on A Tiny Boltzmann Machine
Love how this breaks down Boltzmann Machines—finally makes this 'energy-based model' stuff click!
pawanjswal··on Internet Artifacts
Crazy to think this humble network of 111 terminals basically sparked the entire internet revolution!
pawanjswal··on Human
Chilling, brilliant, and oddly emotional, who knew machines could write sci-fi with soul?
pawanjswal··on AlphaEvolve: A Gemini-powered coding agent for designing advanced algorithms
AlphaEvolve sounds like the AI version of a genius coder that never sleeps, insane potential!
pawanjswal··on Failed Soviet Venus lander Kosmos 482 crashes to Earth after 53 years in orbit
Guess Kosmos 482 finally decided Earth wasn’t such a bad backup plan after all!
pawanjswal··on Branch Privilege Injection: Exploiting branch predictor race conditions
Just when we thought Spectre was fading, it pulls a full sequel—Intel CPUs still keeping things spicy!
pawanjswal··on Fingers wrinkle the same way every time they’re in the water too long
So my fingers are basically running the same wrinkle playlist every time I take a long bath — who knew!
pawanjswal··on [dead]
BigBlueButton prior to 2.2.7 is vulnerable to file disclosure and Server-Side Request Forgery attack. An authenticated user who is participants of a web conference and has an appropriate permission or privilege to upload the presentation can access internal system files via file upload and also conduct SSRF attacker via crafted URL in xlink filed.
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