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@nautillo
Tallinn, Harju, Estonia

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We share practical insights on real attacker behavior.
How web and API attacks actually happen.
What scanners miss.
What teams should focus on first.

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Recent activity

  • PostedMost companies are buying the wrong security tool2026-05-27
  • PostedYour last deployment probably introduced a vulnerability2026-05-27
  • PostedAutomated vulnerability scanner2026-05-24
  • Commented onCRYLO® — AI-powered crypto portfolios with real risk control2026-05-19
  • Commented on🚀 I built Dealert - a global M&A deal intelligence platform2026-05-19
  • Commented onI checked my Stripe dashboard and realized 30% of my churn wasn't even real cancellations2026-05-19
  • Commented onWhy I'm building for crypto perps traders instead of stock traders — the unsexy niche nobody is serving2026-05-19
  • PostedShipping AI features in your SaaS?2026-04-28
  • Commented onHow do you test a web app before calling it production ready?2026-04-28
  • PostedThe investor asked "have you tested your security?" — we had nothing to show2026-04-10
  • PostedWe exposed financial data with one prompt2026-04-09
  • PostedWhy most successful web attacks never trigger an alert2026-03-24
  • Commented onI built GoRemoteJob – a remote job discovery platform2026-03-16
  • Commented onZirco.AI - The AI Employee for dental practices2026-03-16
  • Commented onI built a site to help Madden players win more games — looking for feedback2026-03-16
  • Commented onI never kept a diary. Turns out I was already writing one.2026-03-16
  • Commented onBuilding an AI studio for parents who hate $500 photoshoots2026-03-16
  • Commented onI built Costlix – a comparison engine for life decisions2026-03-16
  • PostedYour AI assistant might leak your company data with one prompt2026-03-13
  • Commented onBefore You Deliver That Website, Try to Break It2026-03-10

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