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Sep 09 2026

Claude API Key Security: Why .env Is Not Optional

Pasting a Claude or DeepSeek API key straight into your code "just to test it quick" leaves a trail in your git history and your logs. A no-nonsense guide to environment variables, rotation, and what to check before sharing a repo.

Sep 09 2026 · 7′ · Tutorials · nextjs · anthropic

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Aug 18 2026

Stateless JWT vs stateful sessions: the framework I use to choose in identity systems

Stateless JWT isn't the universal answer tutorials promise. If your system needs immediate revocation or fine-grained auditing, state isn't the enemy — it's the solution. Here's the decision framework I use in real identity systems.

Aug 18 2026 · 9′ · Tutorials · seguridad · JWT

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Aug 17 2026

Cline in production: the autonomous code agent for VS Code I use with deliberate constraints

Cline can create files, run commands, and open the browser autonomously from inside VS Code. That sounds like productivity. It also smells like risk if you haven't thought through the permissions before you start. My thesis: the mental model matters more than the tool.

Aug 17 2026 · 9′ · Tutorials · TypeScript · LLM

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Aug 12 2026

CAdES vs XAdES Digital Signatures in Java: The Differences That Matter When Your CA Asks for One and You've Built the Other

CAdES and XAdES aren't interchangeable even though both are "advanced signatures." The choice depends on document type, trust profile, and what the CA actually expects to validate. A technical guide with DSS and Java to make the right call before you sign anything.

Aug 12 2026 · 9′ · Tutorials · seguridad · certificados

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Jul 22 2026

DeepSeek API in TypeScript: secure integration and honest model evaluation for code

DeepSeek's API is compatible with the OpenAI SDK — that makes the integration almost trivial. The real problem isn't the plumbing. It's deciding whether the model is actually worth it for your use case, without buying the hype or dismissing it out of fashion. Here's the framework.

Jul 22 2026 · 8′ · Tutorials · TypeScript · nextjs

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Jun 22 2026

Rate limiting in Next.js: what to protect before picking a library

Rate limiting isn't an npm dependency — it's an abuse policy. Before copying middleware, you need to define what asset you're protecting, what abuse pattern you expect, and what a false positive costs you. A guide with a decision matrix, real gotchas, and observability for Next.js.

Jun 22 2026 · 9′ · Tutorials · TypeScript · nextjs

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Jun 22 2026

npm Dependencies: How to Evaluate a Library Before Shipping It to Production

Adding an npm dependency isn't just installing code — it's taking on its maintenance, its attack surface, and its transitive deps. Here's the checklist I run before adding any package to a serious TypeScript project.

Jun 22 2026 · 9′ · Tutorials · TypeScript · pnpm

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Jun 20 2026

OWASP LLM Top 10 in Production: How I Audited My TypeScript Agent Pipeline Against All 10 Risks — and What I Found

Running the OWASP LLM Top 10 as a real audit is a completely different experience than reading it as a checklist. I ran it against my TypeScript agent stack with system prompts, MCP tools, and Cline — and the findings were uncomfortable.

Jun 20 2026 · 9′ · Tutorials · TypeScript · LLM

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Jun 18 2026

OAuth 2.0 Scope Creep: the Attack Vector the Vercel Incident Exposed and How to Audit It in Your Integrations

The Vercel incident wasn't a technical vulnerability — it was a least-privilege failure applied to OAuth. Break down what scope creep is, how to audit it in existing integrations, and what architectural controls prevent a third party from accumulating permissions it doesn't need.

Jun 18 2026 · 11′ · Tutorials · TypeScript · nextjs

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