Can an AI agent run 80% cheaper?
In this episode, we look at Moltworker (for OpenClaw) and Markdown for Agents — including how converting HTML to markdown can reduce a 16,000-token page to ~3,000.
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The Myth of Self-Healing Code: Why Claude Code Security Isn't Replacing Application Security
Anthropic recently launched Claude Code Security, an AI-powered vulnerability scanner that can analyze your codebase, trace data flows across files, find bugs, and even propose patches. It represents a meaningful advance in how developers can get security insights earlier in the development process. But let’s be clear: this is not a replacement for a comprehensive application security program.
Configuration Rot: Why Security Tools Quietly Stop Working
Security tools don’t usually break. They just slowly stop doing what you think they’re doing. Or perhaps were never set up to do what you needed in the first place. Something got deployed. It worked. Then it drifted. No one noticed. And three years later, you’re questioning the renewal because you’re not even sure what it’s protecting anymore. That’s configuration rot. Thanks to Julian Lee at eChannelNews for the fun, thoughtful and much needed conversation on this topic and more.
What is Slopsquatting? The AI Package Hallucination Attack Already Happening
Typosquatting, registering a typoed version of a popular package and waiting for a developer to accidentally type and install the wrong package, has been around for a decade in npm. It’s nothing new— the registry has protections for it. Then AI came along and changed everything again. Slopsquatting is the new, AI flavor of typosquatting. Instead of betting on human typos, attackers bet on AI hallucinations, the package names that LLMs confidently recommend that don't actually exist.
Outpacing Modern Adversaries with the CrowdStrike Agentic SOC
Adversaries are weaponizing AI, accelerating tradecraft and moving from access to impact at machine speed. As breakout times collapse to seconds, security teams cannot rely on manual processes or static automation to keep up. Meet the CrowdStrike Agentic SOC, a new operating model built for the AI era.
Reduce False Positives Automatically with @claude Code and LimaCharlie
Noisy alerts slow down every SOC. See how Claude Code with LimaCharlie can analyze your existing detection logic and trigger alerts to identify what's generating the noise and what can be done about it. After running the prompt, Claude Code reviews your rules and their trigger frequency, identifies the ones generating false positives, and produces specific recommendations for suppression rules to apply. In this example, it flags three rules and provides the logic to address each one, whether the issue stems from a syntax problem or detection logic that needs tightening.
Humans Will Give AI Anything If You Make It Sound Cool Enough
There's a beautiful moment happening right now, and by "beautiful" I mean "horrifying in that can't-look-away-from-the-car-crash sense”. People are giving OpenClaw access to, well, pretty much their entire lives. The results are exactly what you'd expect… One user gave his agent $500 and watched it create 25 trading strategies, generate 3,000+ reports, build 10 new algorithms, scan every post on X, and trade 24/7 non-stop. The result? It lost everything. Not most of it. Everything.
NIST AI Risk Management Framework Insights for Cybersecurity
AI is now widely used across security, automation, and digital infrastructure. With that shift, risk is no longer limited to technical failures – it also includes trust, data misuse, and system authenticity. This article explains what the NIST AI Risk Management Framework is, how AI risk affects security, the key risk categories, and how cybersecurity infrastructure supports trustworthy AI systems.
Create a Tenant, Deploy Sigma Rules, and Enable GitHub Sync with @claude Code and LimaCharlie
This video shows how Claude Code handles a full tenant setup in a single workflow: creating a new organization, deploying Sigma rules, and enabling Git Sync, all in one run with LimaCharlie. Claude Code creates the organization, deploys the community Sigma rules available on the platform, and configures the Git Sync extension. That extension automatically creates a GitHub repository and syncs both the detection rules and the full tenant configuration to it, giving you version-controlled infrastructure from day one.