Tootfinder

Every week, Metacurity offers our readers a round-up of the best infosec-related long reads we couldn't get to during the ongoing crush of news.
This week's selection covers
--Hackers turned women's medical procedures into cyber terror,
--How new techniques defeat anti-jamming technology,
--An AI-powered worm is now a reality,
--A novel cryptographic technique can create more security verification,
--The US should focus on remaining more secure…

The future of cyber arrives, but old failures persist: Best infosec long reads 6/6/26
Hackers turned women's medical procedures into cyber terror, How new techniques defeat anti-jamming technology, An AI-powered worm is now a reality, A novel cryptographic technique can create more security verification, The US should focus on remaining more secure in its tech race with China

Things don’t always go well.
Often I toss out a whole day’s work.
Sometimes I’ll refactor, over time, from design A to design B, and then decide to refactor back to A, or something very much like A.
That’s not a problem: it’s a feature.
Things will not go well on most every project -- and my point here is that that does not mean the end of the world.
We can always move forward, adjusting the design slowly and smoothly to become what we need it to become.
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