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Tests Aren’t Medicine

Posted on October 8, 2026 by Code Curmudgeon
A while back I got into an argument on Twitter (back when it was still called that). Somebody posted that testing is the medicine...
Software Development, Testing reliability, safety, Security, testing

Jumping the Goldfish: IoT insecurity Eight Years Later.

Posted on October 1, 2026 by Code Curmudgeon
The fish will die Picture the meeting where somebody designs an internet-connected thermometer for a fish tank. Someone asks what the risk is, and...
IoT, Security cybersecurity, iot, privacy, safety

Top 10 Ways to Spot a Cybersecurity Expert (2026 Edition)

Posted on September 24, 2026 by Code Curmudgeon
Man in a dark suit and tie, shown from the chest down, holding a BlackBerry phone.
This is a rewrite of a list I first published here on February 1, 2017. The original is still up, unedited, right here. Some...
Security cybersecurity, humor, NIST, passkeys, passwords, phishing, security awareness, SIM swap, social engineering, two-factor authentication

Is AI Safe Enough for Safety-critical

Posted on April 21, 2026 by Code Curmudgeon
There’s a lot being said and done about AI in automotive. One of the challenges is the use of AI itself to work inside...
AI, Automotive, Testing
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