Each one is a single self-contained page built to kill one specific wrong idea that slides reliably fail to kill. No install, no account, no network. Save the page and it still works. Part of the Assume-Breach series.
Kills: “complexity is what matters”. Time-to-crack is length × algorithm × work factor — and two of those three are the site’s decision, not yours.
ReadyKills: “we bought a firewall, we’re fine”. Layer the controls, misalign the holes, and buy the longest attack path your budget allows.
ReadyKills: base-rate neglect. One threshold, 10,000 events, 3 real intrusions — and no setting that gives you both a clean queue and full coverage.
ReadyKills: “a ruleset is a set”. It’s a sequence, first match wins, and a leftover catch-all can silence every rule beneath it.
ReadyKills: injection as magic incantation. Watch the SQL assemble as you type, then flip one toggle and watch the same input go inert.
ReadyKills: “a photo is a picture”. Camera, timestamp, serial number, and the coordinates of wherever you were standing. Entirely in your browser.
ReadyKills: “hashing is encryption”. Six live exhibits from Caesar’s wheel to real AES-GCM — and a one-way fingerprint that no key will ever reverse.
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