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MCPSecurityCybersecurity
NEW 18 min read

MCP OAuth Phishing in VS Code: technical analysis and June 2026 context

The MCP OAuth phishing attack exploits VS Code's automatic authentication flow. No vulnerabilities are required: the protocol works exactly as designed. Analysis of the mcp-phish-poc, remote exploitation, and the cascade of MCP security findings in June 2026: Axios hijack, mcp-remote RCE, Claude Code token theft, CVE-2026-41613, and the GitHub breach by TeamPCP.

SocietyPsychologyTechnology
NEW 35 min read

Hatred as Identity: identity, algorithm, and dehumanization in adolescent digital radicalization

A 40-page forensic analysis of the H.M. case (Calama, 2026) — the school attack that triggered a regional contagion effect. Cinthia Gonzalez Castro's investigation dissects how silent emotional suffering, amplified by recommendation algorithms and digital communities of nihilistic violence, transforms into an armed identity. From the linguistic architecture of the blackpill to an interactive evidence board: a framework for understanding — and dismantling — the conditions that produce adolescent digital radicalization.

AISecurityZero-day
NEW 8 min read

Zero-Day with AI: The Google Case, Its Markers, and What We Don't Know

Google GTIG published a report claiming to have detected the first AI-generated zero-day. The evidence is thinner than it seems, and this isn't the first time this claim has been made. An analysis of the markers, the precedents, and what was left unsaid.

Offensive SecurityMCP ArchitectureAutonomous Systems
12 min read

Architecture of MCP-Driven Offensive Systems

How Model Context Protocol can orchestrate autonomous red team agents across complex network environments. An analysis of protocol design, agent coordination patterns, operational memory and the security implications of self-directed offensive systems.

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