R6 Security Phoenix Substack
Phoenix by R6 SecurityMost security tools chase threats. We make threats chase moving targets. R6 Security adds chaos to your infrastructure—on purpose—so attackers stay confused and your AI workloads stay protected. Chess with pieces that move themselves.
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The YOLO Shield: Why Autonomous AI Needs a “Temporal Kill Switch”
Last week, the security community was buzzing about “YOLO Mode” in Claude Code. For the uninitiated, YOLO mode is exactly what it sounds like: you give an AI agent full, unprompted permission to execute shell commands, delete files, and acc...
Burning the Haystack
### When the Infrastructure Shambles
The Case for Ephemeral Resolvers: Securing the Global Namespace
The Domain Name System (DNS) is the internet’s primary point of failure. While protocols like DNSSEC and DoH attempt to secure data in transit, they fail to address the vulnerability of the static node. We propose a system where DNS infrast...
The Missing Layer: Why Your Static Infrastructure Deserves to Be Hacked
The security industry, we love its optimistic heart, likes to talk about “Zero Trust.” What they mean is, they’ve spent a lot of money on shiny new fences and now trust that those fences will hold. It’s a slogan, not a strategy. It’s the eq...
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