network
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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Reticulum is a transport-agnostic networking stack for communications that should keep working when the Internet does not—compelling because the transport is replaceable, while metadata, radio physics, and a missing independent spec still matter.
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Cloudflare Gateway can detect MCP traffic, log destinations, apply DLP, and force approved paths through MCP Portals—treating agent tool access as privileged network traffic instead of hoping every client is configured safely.
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Ars Technica reports a rogue Wi-Fi hotspot impersonating Delta’s onboard network on a flight home from DEF CON—an evil-twin attack that looks especially foolish among security researchers primed to notice exactly this trick.
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George Michaelson’s history of the Berkeley sockets interface—how 4.2BSD in 1983 treated a network connection like a file, made networked programs straightforward to write, and quietly became the standard path for TCP/IP software, including modern protocols that still send data through sockets.
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Orchid Files documents a searchable network of GitHub repos shipping Trojan-infected ZIPs with near-identical READMEs—arguing list-by-list removals are not enough when thousands of clones stay findable through GitHub search.
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A Masked Vigilante Is Taking On Flock’s Growing Surveillance Network (opens on the publisher’s site)
The Guardian covers NoMark and others targeting Flock Safety cameras—arguing the real story is searchable mass vehicle tracking of innocent drivers, and that invasive ALPR networks need warrants, short retention, audits, and public approval before becoming everyday infrastructure.
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Compatibility features that make old protocols work can also open paths through network protections we assume are already solid.
Joshua Baker (opens on the publisher’s site)
www.joshuabaker.com
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2012 · Equipo Nizkor · Nizkor Network · Charity & Nonprofit · Belgium
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2010 · Getty Images · Agency Network Platform · Media & Publishing · USA