How to Defeat Host-Based Screen-Scraping Malware at the Windows OS Layer

In modern endpoint security, preventing credential theft has historically focused on defeating keyloggers. However, contemporary infostealers and advanced persistent threats (APTs) have evolved. Instead of relying solely on low-level keyboard hooks, modern malware frequently implements continuous, asynchronous screen-scraping loops via graphics APIs like DirectX or GDI. If a user enters sensitive data via a virtual … Read more

The Easiest Way to Replicate Postgres Data to Snowflake

PostgreSQL and Snowflake tend to be at different points in the same data architecture. PostgreSQL is responsible for transactions, while Snowflake is the place where the data gets analyzed, joined with other data sources, and reporting is done. Moving data from one to another once is simple enough. Synchronizing them when PostgreSQL database changes is … Read more

What if reality is a simulated dream?

When you are experiencing a dream, you are almost never aware that you are in a dream. All your brain knows is the right here, right now. Strange situations are presented to you, but there is no questioning or reasoning behind it. However occasionally, every now and then when the conditions are just right, a … Read more

The FCA’s Crypto Clock Is Running, and Old Registrations Won’t Stop It

The United Kingdom has spent years building a regulatory perimeter around cryptoassets. Now firms have to walk through the door. The Financial Conduct Authority has opened its authorization process for crypto firms ahead of a new regime that will bring a much wider range of digital asset activities under its supervision. The dates are fixed. … Read more

The AI Boom Looks a Lot Like the 1920s. Could History Repeat Itself?

Ironically, I found out 6 months into writing that this has happened before in 1920s & 1930s in the USA. One path was an energy economic system of hyper-productivity using technology of their time and another was money printing & debt (rent-seeking). Proposals gained national attention but failed, they weren’t designed to human neuroscience & … Read more

Gudea leverages AI to help organizations prevent social media crises before they erupt

Every day, conversations unfold across social media and websites around the world. A seemingly insignificant post—whether it involves AI-generated misinformation, hate speech, or a damaging rumor—can quickly snowball into a much larger public controversy. Gudea, a company that tracks how stories and rumors spread online that describes itself as the “storm tracker for the internet,” … Read more