geeknik

Turns your POST size, lifetimes, and strings into heap shrapnel. No zero-days, no patches — just API ‘correctness’ as a loaded gun pointed at yourself.

Living Off The Land: Exploiting Memory Safety in libcurl Without Touching Its Source | Geeknik`s Lab

If you spend enough time in the weeds of C code, you’ll notice a peculiar thing about “not a bug” reports: they often are bugs — just bugs ...

Apple’s $1K bounty for a libnetcore zombie-pointer equals twenty-eight cents per million devices left silently vulnerable.

I Got Paid $1,000 by Apple Because My Macbook Exploded in Silence | Geeknik`s Lab

It didn’t actually explode. It imploded quietly, like dignity in a bad Zoom call. Here’s what happened: I AirDropped a video from my iPhone 1...

Apple mentioned me in the CVE-2025-43202 security advisory. Yet another "memory corruption" bug squashed. Only 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 left.

Mortus Relay implements NIP-01, NIP-02, and NIP-42 but won't be compatible with your dad's Nostr client. Mortus Relay is for the truly paranoid and doesn't support the old ways. 😎

Mortus Relay is code complete, just performing fuzz testing on various bits before I push the code out. Good thing too, alreay found some issues.

GitHub

GitHub - geeknik/mortus-relay: A Nostr relay for the truly paranoid.

A Nostr relay for the truly paranoid. Contribute to geeknik/mortus-relay development by creating an account on GitHub.