Firewalls Don't Stop Dragons

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The headline picks from this issue. The full issue has more.

1. /01

   Web race conditions have immense potential, as showcased in James Kettle's paper

   Beyond the Limit expands single-packet race condition with a first sequence sync for breaking the 65,535 byte limit.

   Read : Web race conditions have immense potential, as showcased in James Kettle's paper
2. /02

   Racing Round and Round: The Little Bug That Could

   Valentina outlines the journey of her Pwn2Own winning vulnerability: getting inspired by other research, failing to find a bug, picking a new angle, finding something suspicious, and then finally pinpointing where the vulnerability lives.

   Read : Racing Round and Round: The Little Bug That Could
3. /03

   "Firewalls Don't Stop Dragons" is a weekly cybersecurity podcast delivering industry news and expert interviews in layman's terms. It aims to make digital security concepts practical and accessible for non-technical listeners. I've probably been living under a rock, but thought this was cool.

   Read : pick 3
4. /04

   When forming a new habit, consider not starting small

   The advice to start with just one push-up or minute of meditation may not be the best approach. McKinley talks about the activation/transition cost and the Interest-based nervous system.

   Read : When forming a new habit, consider not starting small
5. /05

   Taran, formerly the main editor of Linus Tech Tips, gives a masterclass on various aspects of creating effective YouTube content, drawing from examples and personal experience.

   Watch : pick 5