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AI Prompt Engineering for IT Pros Without Producing Slop
A practical guide to AI prompt engineering for everyday use in IT. Learn how to use AI LLM's for PowerShell, Python, image analysis, technical writing, and report review without producing generic AI slop.
Mar 107 min read


LOLDrivers, why kernel drivers are the new attack surface
LOLDrivers using old but legitimately signed drivers are dangerous because they provide a trusted execution path straight into the Windows kernel, where most modern security controls have no visibility.
Once a vulnerable driver is loaded, an attacker can abuse known flaws to gain arbitrary kernel read and write access, disable security features, tamper with credential protections, and hide processes or files, all while appearing “trusted” because the driver is signed.
Feb 183 min read


Microsoft Windows, Post-Quantum Crypto, and the Reality Gap as of 2026
Windows Server 2025 and Windows 11 (24H2 and newer) are the first Windows releases that include native post-quantum cryptographic primitives in the operating system. These changes are intended to reduce long-term exposure to data captured today and decrypted in the future.
Windows does not yet provide a complete quantum safe security stack. It only includes the base cryptographic primitives and hybrid mechanisms needed to begin transitioning away from classical algorithms.
Feb 134 min read
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