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Security Engineering Aug 8, 2026
Aether: Proving Your Security Controls Stand Up to Modern Attack Variation
A static test sample cannot prove that a detection architecture will hold when code takes a different—but equivalent—form. Aether gives security teams a governed lab framework to generate controlled x86-64 variants, prove the variants preserve behaviour, and expose detection blind spots before attackers do.
62 JDK Interception Points: In-Process Chaos Engineering with a Java Agent
A Java agent that instruments 62 JDK call sites using ByteBuddy. Per-test session isolation, Spring Boot 3/4 auto-wiring, and near-zero JIT overhead. Chaos engineering that runs inline in your JUnit test suite and gates the build.
From Production Incidents to JUnit 5 Annotations: A Three-Tier Chaos Testing Framework
448 L1 syscall primitives. 92 L2 fault composites. 64 L3 production incident scenarios encoded as single annotations. A JUnit 5 extension framework that turns post-mortems into CI gates for Spring Boot, Quarkus, and Micronaut.
The Fourth Phase of Testing: Why Chaos Engineering Belongs in Your CI Pipeline
Unit tests, integration tests, container tests — and now chaos tests. We built a three-layer chaos engineering stack in C99, Java, and JUnit 5 that turns production incidents into reproducible CI gates.
Kernel-Real Fault Injection: A C99 LD_PRELOAD Chaos Library for Any Process
Six fault domains, zero application code changes, any ELF binary. A C99 chaos library that intercepts libc calls at the dynamic linker level — delivering kernel-real faults to Java, Go, Python, Node.js, and everything in between.
Building Scalable Microservices: Real Patterns from the Trenches
A hands-on look at microservices architecture - the patterns that actually work, the pitfalls that bit us, and why sometimes a monolith isn't that bad after all.
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