How attacks actually happen
The threat-model floor. Without it every later section reads as paranoia.
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CHAPTER 2
Security
The deep dive
Foundations covers the five things that will hurt you. This is the mechanism underneath each one: how attacks actually happen, what AI-written code gets wrong, and how to design a system that fails safely.
The AI-specific attack surface
The section that justifies the chapter existing. Nothing here is in a classic security course.
Not written yet.
Secrets and keys
First of the practical sections, because it is the most common real leak.
Not written yet.
Identity and access
Not written yet.
The data you hold
Not written yet.
Input, output and injection
Not written yet.
The perimeter and the pipes
Not written yet.
The supply chain
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Designing it in
The shift from patching to architecture.
Not written yet.
Verifying
Not written yet.
When it has already gone wrong
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Obligations
The part builders skip and then discover expensively.
Not written yet.
The reference shelf
The deliberately living section: everything with a shelf life, so the other twelve stay evergreen.
Not written yet.