● SYSTEM ONLINE Wednesday August 19, 2026 00:00:00.00
// LOG INTERCEPT: "any solution 100% focused on endpoint protection would not actually protect you from cyber threats...."// LOG INTERCEPT: "“Talk doesn’t cook rice.” Ancient Chinese Proverb There is a saying in Persian…you won’t taste..."// LOG INTERCEPT: "That’s the name of a book: *Doctoring Data* by Dr. Malcolm Kendrick. It teaches you..."// LOG INTERCEPT: "security community has been certainly obsessed with creating a new acronym every day instead of..."// LOG INTERCEPT: "The Wrong Perception of sophistication Every generation of engineers falls for the same trap, believing..."

Category: Security Configuration

2026.07.29 ID: 702

The Sandbox Escape Impression—Again!

Why This Story Doesn’t Add Up Let’s talk about this recent incident with OpenAI and their powerful model supposedly breaking out of its sandbox, talking to another AI system, and doing whatever else they claimed. The whole narrative is engineered for maximum publicity, and I am going to tell you why. Engineering integrity should never […]

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2026.07.24 ID: 698

The Sandbox Didn’t Break Itself

People are losing their minds over this story about an AI model breaking out of a sandbox. The headlines make it sound like a sci-fi movie…Take that recent news about OpenAI. The reports claim an unreleased model broke out of its secure sandbox and started digging around on Hugging Face just to steal test answers. […]

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2025.11.01 ID: 591
Auditing your shadow!

You Cannot Audit Your Own Shadow

The illusion of independence In 2025, the industry still repeats the same mistake: letting the same hands build the system and then “validate” it. That is not validation. That is self‑comfort. A consultant who deploys your environment cannot be the one who tests it. A builder cannot be the judge of their own shortcuts. A […]

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2021.07.04 ID: 476

zero-trust: reselling old under a different name

the market has been acting as a reseller since late 90’s. we simply resell an old solution under a different shiny name again and again. one of the best examples is zero trust. with all noises around this concept, poor desperate companies waiting to resolve their security issues, or perhaps thirsty budgets waiting to find […]

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2020.01.05 ID: 409

Is EFS secure?

I have seen many official statements about EFS being so insecure and we should not use it blah blah…and that is so surprising for me something from professional sources hearing a unprofessional statement, or better say, inaccurate assumption about one of the simplest and effective ways towards cryptographic practices!  Assuming you know what Encrypting File […]

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2019.10.04 ID: 401

Does Cloud Guarantees Security?

There is a wrong perception of Cloud security among consumers of the Cloud solutions and platforms. Actually, classic Clouds are more insecure than traditional computing even though it is set on stone for most people even many “IT professionals” that Cloud computing is natively more secure, or by default it is at least more secure […]

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2019.09.06 ID: 381

Is Whitelisting a Good Security Practice?

Whitelisting has been for sure a relatively standard and sometimes as a hardening security measure but it depends how we implement and maintain it and where it is initially enforced.  Whitelisting could be against you if setup at the wrong spot or with inadequate supportive elements. I highly recommend whitelisting behavior rather than whitelisting elements […]

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2019.04.05 ID: 166

The Only Reason A System Has Not Been Hacked!

Real hackers do not randomly find a flaw in a system. There is a systematic approach to hack a system! Regardless of size and type of an online entity and its online presence, a giant company with ten thousand of employee, or a home user of the Net, the only reason a system (may) have […]

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2019.03.12 ID: 242

Tools vs. Techniques

Operations fail by focusing on tool rather than technique! In context of information technology, with all primary operations like Systems administration, Patching and updating, Backup and replication, Malware protection…and all related sub-tasks, focus on Tools is an enemy of the process! Defining, developing or choosing a technique in advance is crucial to an IT operation. […]

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2019.02.24 ID: 53

Naturally Secure Windows Machine

How to utilize native Windows security features to get beyond all the tools in the market?! Most of the times ‘extra tools’ are just for doing things in a different way, perhaps more convenient, but not necessary in a better way, or more effective, cheaper or faster way and Windows is not an exception. Speaking […]

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