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news.ycombinator.com• Mar 19, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: ShadowStrike EDR/XDR Kernel Sensor DevelopmentI've been building an open-source kernel-mode EDR/XDR sensor called Phantom Sensor for about two years now as a solo project. It just hit a milestone I'm pretty excited about - the driver loads cleanly on Windows 11, passes Driver Verifier with all standard flags enabled, and survives normal use without crashing.The kernel sensor (PhantomSensor) is a WFP+minifilter driver sitting at altitude 385210. It's written in C targeting the WDK, roughly 370k lines across 70+ modules. Some of what it does:ObRegisterCallbacks for process/thread handle stripping (anti-injection, anti-debug) Minifilter callbacks with stream contexts for file monitoring, ransomware backup engine, section object tracking WFP callouts for network inspection - TCP stream reassembly, DNS monitoring, C2 beacon detection, TLS fingerprinting PsSetCreateProcessNotifyRoutineEx / PsSetLoadImageNotifyRoutine for behavioral analysis ETW provider + consumer for kernel telemetry Registry callback for persistence detection (Run key
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bing.com• Mar 18, 2026• 1 min read
What Are Confidential Assets on Zano?Privacy has always been one of crypto’s core promises — but in practice, most blockchains don’t deliver it. Networks like Bitcoin and Ethereum are transparent ...
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play.google.com• Mar 18, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Codala, a social network built on scanning barcodesHi HN. I poured months into making a mobile app called Codala, but sadly, it's getting practically zero downloads. I have no marketing budget at all.I'm starting to question if the app is just bad, but the core idea feels solid to me: you scan any QR code or barcode, and it opens up a space to chat, leave reviews, and discuss that specific product or place.I know the app needs users leaving comments to feel alive, but it's been 3 weeks and things are dead quiet. If you want to take a look, I’m totally open to any feedback or honesty.It's only available on Google Play for now
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lukan.ai• Mar 18, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Lukan – An open-source agentic workstation in a single Rust binaryHi HN, I've been building Lukan, an open-source (MIT) agentic workstation that runs entirely as a single Rust binary with zero runtime dependencies. I started this because I wanted a unified workstation optimized for my own productivity. My goal was to build an environment where I could securely remote into my machine from anywhere, seamlessly view and modify local files, and run AI agents or drop into a terminal side-by-side, all integrated with a rich set of built-in tools. Here is what makes it different: Multi-agent sessions: Run multiple agents in parallel, each with its own isolated context and history. You can switch between them using tabs, resume after disconnects, and even rewind to previous checkpoints. Embedded terminal: A full tmux-backed terminal lives inside the Web and Desktop UI. Sessions survive page reloads and network drops. You can run any CLI tool alongside your agent (including Claude Code, Codex CLI, Lukan Cli, etc.). Pipelines & Background workers: DAG-based mu
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news.ycombinator.com• Mar 18, 2026• 1 min read
Project Itohs Harmony and the under explored extremes of alignment theoryA film/novel I’ve found completely compelling was written by someone who died too young to see our current AI progression. Project Itoh, a collaborator of Hideo Kojima, wrote a book called Harmony that was later adapted into a striking anime film.The story follows a government counter-terrorism agent who spends most of her time working abroad to escape her homeland. On the surface it appears to be a utopia: disease has been eliminated, lifespans are extended, and citizens are constantly guided toward perfect health.This is achieved through a global AI system called Harmony, which quietly manages the population’s biological and behavioral health.But the story’s tension comes from what Harmony optimizes for—and what it ignores. Human life becomes frictionless and safe, yet strangely hollow. Individual agency erodes as social pressure and automated guidance shape nearly every decision in the name of collective well-being.What makes Harmony interesting today is that its dystopia isn’t buil
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ingelt.com• Mar 18, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Parsing hostile industrial data in 64MB WASM sandboxesHey all, back again.Ingelt is a Rust/Axum gateway that compiles 33 different legacy protocols (Modbus, BACnet, X12, SECS/GEM, etc.) into isolated WebAssembly sandboxes.I have some background in data engineering and in the past, it was so frustrating seeing data pipelines fail due to some quirk on a single row, special character, badly escaped quote, etc... to bring down an entire pipeline.I've been thinking about the problem space and how it abstracts nicely to a common API surface. I understand that industrial data pipelines similarly panic because a legacy C/C++ Modbus or EDIFACT parser hit a malformed hex payload and segfaulted. Industrial and supply chain data is basically hostile by default.The architecture is pretty straightforward:Strict Isolation: Every parse request gets its own pooled Wasmtime instance. If a parser hits an infinite loop, Wasmtime fuel metering kills it. If a malformed payload tries to allocate too much memory, a 64MB StoreLimitsBuilder ceiling traps it. The h
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getcloak.dev• Mar 18, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Cloak – .env on disk has fakes, your editor shows them (CLI and VSCode)I run AI coding agents with full filesystem access daily — Claude Code, Cursor, the works. Last month I realized every one of them has been reading my .env files with real Stripe live keys, database passwords, and AWS credentials. Sent straight to model providers as "context." .gitignore protects git, not disk. Secret managers protect servers, not laptops. Sandboxing the agent kills its usefulness. Nothing stopped a local cat .env from returning real credentials. So I built Cloak. The .env on disk always contains structurally valid fakes — sk_test_ for Stripe, localhost for databases, AWS example keys. Agents read the file, get sandbox values, write perfectly valid code. The VS Code/Cursor extension intercepts file opens and decrypts from an AES-256-GCM vault so you see real values in your editor. On save, it re-encrypts and writes sandbox to disk. cloak run npm start injects real env vars gated behind Touch ID / password — agents can't authenticate. Technical decisions worth discussin
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app.simplai.ai• Mar 18, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: We built AI agents that reduce mortgage processing from 18 days to 3–5Most mortgage processing delays aren’t due to risk — they’re due to manual workflows.We’ve been working on SimplAI, an AI-driven system designed for banking and financial services, starting with mortgage operations.The problem we kept seeing:15–22 day processing timelinesHeavy manual document handling (500+ pages per loan)Repetitive data entry + verification loopsUnderwriters spending hours on non-decision workSo we built a set of AI agents that handle the operational layer:Document AI (IDP) → classifies + extracts data from loan docs in minutesIncome analysis models → parse tax returns, payslips, and variable incomeVerification integrations → real-time employment + financial checksAI-assisted underwriting → pre-validates files and generates conditionsCompliance engine → continuously checks against regulatory rulesWhat we’re seeing in production:End-to-end processing: ~18 days → 3–5 daysData extraction accuracy: 97%+Underwriting review time: 3–4 hrs →
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news.ycombinator.com• Mar 18, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: ShadowStrike – Windows EDR Post-AnalysisToday is a big day. Finally the PhantomSensor the Kernel driver of our ShadowStrike EDR/XDR platform completely finished.We ran the analysis through the best static analysis tools on the market (PVS-Studio + Coverity), then through Microsoft's CodeQL (formerly SDV). I've been working on this for days, 15-16 hours a day, and now these analyses are finally complete.[Coverity Dashboard Screenshot] https://scan.coverity.com/projects/ShadowStrike-Labs-ShadowS...The next step is to test using Driver Verifier in Microsoft's hypervisor, and then, using Fuzzer, we will apply fuzzing tests to the critical IOCTL-requiring parts of the driver.All code auditable. GitHub Sponsors live!Github: https://github.com/ShadowStrike-Labs/ShadowStrike
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news.ycombinator.com• Mar 18, 2026• 1 min read
TrustAgentAI – Cryptographic receipts for MCP tool calls (non-repudiation layer)MCP solves connectivity between agents and tools. It doesn't solve accountability.When an AI agent calls execute_wire_transfer today, there's no cryptographic proof it happened, no proof who authorized it, and no tamper-evident record of the outcome. Editable logs and unverified timestamps don't cut it when real money or infrastructure is on the line.I've been building TrustAgentAI — an open-source accountability layer that wraps MCP tool calls in a 3-phase signed receipt protocol:Intent Envelope → Agent A signs: "I intend to call X with these exact args" Acceptance Receipt → Agent B signs: "I validated and accepted this intent" Execution Envelope → Agent B signs: "I executed it, here is the outcome hash"Each receipt is signed with Ed25519 over a JCS (RFC 8785) canonical hash. All three are chained in a DAG ledger — causality is cryptographically enforced, not just logged. The ledger Merkle-batches entries and anchors roots externally (L2 blockchain), making retroactive tampering detec
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news.ycombinator.com• Mar 18, 2026• 1 min read
Active Engineering: A Framework for Sustainable Development in the AI EraI’ve been thinking about how AI is changing our engineering culture—specifically the risk of 'skills debt' in junior developers who are being moved into 'review-only' roles too early.I put together a framework called Active Engineering that proposes a few tactical ways to keep humans in the driver's seat:The Hard Logic Firewall: Defining which parts of the stack must be manual to preserve system ownership.Specs/Tests First: Using AI as a 'compiler' for human-defined logic rather than a source of truth.The Director Problem: Why implementation 'flight hours' are still the only way to build credible authority.I’d love to get your perspective on whether this aligns with how you're thinking about the future of your team.Link -> https://fragrant-rugby-7eb.notion.site/Active-Engineering-A-Framework-for-Sustainable-Development-in-the-AI-Era-3271cc5def6880cd804deda803a2bbf3
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tripclimate.com• Mar 17, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Travel calendar with festivals, weather, visa, crowds (no DB, free API)I made this mistake many times - Ramadan in Iraqi Kurdistan, Formula 1 blocking Monaco, 48°C in Kuwait on cheap July tickets. Traveling somewhere without knowing what environment I will land into, So I built a travel calendar that shows everything at once: festivals, public holidays, weather, visa requirements, crowd seasons, travel warnings. Tech: Python FastAPI backend, no database - just static JSONs. All data from free public APIs (Open-Meteo, python-holidays, passport-index). 400+ festivals with schedule algorithms (Hijri, Easter, lunar). 250 destinations, some splat to biomes for better advices. Hosted on GCP, costs almost nothing to run. No registration, no paid APIs, no affiliate links. Just a hobby project from a guy who’s been to 90+ countries, got tired of surprises and who’s sitting in Frankfurt airport waiting for his flight to Addis Ababa.
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credibilityprofile.com• Mar 17, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: CredibilityProfile – bringing reference checks earlier into hiringHi HN,I’ve been a startup operator and advisor for 10+ years, and one recurring frustration has been hiring, which got even worse with the introduction of some new AI tools: CVs are too polished, too many applications to screen, interview capacity is limited, real signal (how someone actually works) comes late via references — if at all.So we built a small tool: https://credibilityprofile.comIt lets candidates collect structured feedback from past managers/peers (with consent to be contacted), and share it as a reusable link in their CV.We ran an initial pilot in our hiring processes, and seen some promising results: Candidates were willing to complete and then re-use it in their CVs for their other applications.Right now, we’re testing it with other entrepreneurs/hiring managers/recruiters — with a very simple setup, at no cost (just adding a note to job posts).Open questions we’re still thinking about:- Is this meaningfully better than LinkedIn recommendations / references later in p
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news.ycombinator.com• Mar 17, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: WWDC enamel pins inspired by developer cultureHi HN,I’ve been attending WWDC for ~16 years, and over time I noticed that people remember the small moments more than the announcements.Since 2017, Apple has been giving collectible pins, and they became a small part of the culture.When WWDC went fully online, that disappeared.So I started designing my own enamel pins inspired by those moments.I ran campaigns in 2021 and 2024 (both produced and shipped), and just launched a new one for 2026 — currently ~75% funded after a week.Happy to answer questions about the process or manufacturing.
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news.ycombinator.com• Mar 17, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: Can you access old HN posts?I've been trying to access some old posts, and I just see a 'Sorry.' message.Is that happening to all?