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      <title>The localhost trust boundary: how AutoJack reaches a privileged service</title>
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      <description>AutoJack turns a browsing AI agent into a path to host code execution. The reusable bug class is a local service that trusts any caller on 127.0.0.1. Here is how it works and how to test for it in a lab.</description>
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      <description>A practitioner walkthrough of return-oriented programming for CTF pwn: why ROP exists, how to find gadgets, and how to chain them into a call to execve when the stack is non-executable.</description>
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      <title>Volatility memory forensics: finding the implant</title>
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      <description>Three 2026 incidents, an AI-agent RCE chain, a FortiGate edge flaw, and a WordPress malware takedown, share one lesson: the layer you trust to protect you is now the way in. A practitioner breakdown.</description>
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