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kể từ Ngày 21 tháng 8 năm 2026
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<p>There is a whole category of software that exists for one reason: to help a website obey privacy law. The cookie banners. The "request a copy of my data" link. The "delete everything you have on me" button. It is the compliance layer, the part of the site whose entire j…

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Logged In Is Not Allowed In

<p>Three real vulnerabilities. Three completely different programs, built by three different teams. One identical mistake: they confused being logged in with being allowed.</p> <p>Every app has to ask two questions before it lets you do something. Who are you, and is this thing ac…

The One We Vouched For

<p>For three episodes now the same company keeps showing up on this show, and that is a compliment. IBM builds in the open, takes the report, ships the fix, and puts our name on the advisory. This is the third time, and this one earned a score I almost never say out loud: a perfect ten out of…

The Robots Started Trusting Each Other

<p>Ten episodes ago we made one promise: every bug on this show would be real, reported, fixed, and public, with our name on the advisory. Ten in, that bet holds. So for the milestone, we look back to go forward.</p> <p>There is a pattern running underneath almost every episode, a…
<p>Last week the AI obeyed a hidden instruction once, and then the task ended. This week, it does not forget.</p> <p>This episode is about memory poisoning: when an AI assistant has a long-term memory, a single sentence planted once can be filed away as something it simply "k…

Who Told the Robot It Could Do That

<p>Your AI assistant does exactly what it is told. That is the problem.</p> <p>This week on Evidence, we get into indirect prompt injection: how an obedient AI helper can be talked into handing your secrets to a stranger, because somewhere in the content it was asked to read there…

The Tool on Someone Else's Computer

<p>Your AI assistant can't actually do anything on its own. It can only talk. So to book the flight, read the file, or check the page, it borrows tools, and a lot of those tools don't live on your device at all. They run on someone else's computer, each one holding its own keys to the service…

The Chatbot That Gave Away

<p>The friendly little AI chatbot in the corner of a website has a job, and to do it, it keeps two things: a key to the AI service behind it, and the business's real contact channels. On a lot of sites, both were sitting in a drawer anyone on the internet could open. No login. No trick. Just …

The Wall Between Us

<p>Almost every business tool you use now lives in a shared building. One piece of software, one set of servers, thousands of separate companies inside, each on its own floor, walled off from the rest. That wall is not a feature. That wall is the whole product. So what happens when the wall w…

The Doors That Never Locked

Roughly forty percent of the web runs on one piece of software: WordPress. The core is mature and battle tested. The real risk lives one floor up, in the plugins. The booking calendar, the review widget, the chatbot in the corner. Every one of them is code written by someone you have never met, ha…
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