Observed arrival · 2026-10-01
Kaiju Security Blog: exploits, surveillance, and a courthouse case
A security research blog covering offensive tooling, surveillance, and the company’s reported legal dispute after a courthouse security assessment.
- For
- Security researchers and civil-liberties readers
- Worth noticing
- The archive places a post about Flock Safety surveillance beside the company’s account of a courthouse-assessment arrest and settlement.
Field notes
The homepage functions as a chronological archive, with category and tag links for browsing beyond the featured entries. Its visible material moves between technical posts such as BYOSI and Stockpiler, commentary on surveillance and civil liberties, and first-person company history. The courthouse story is presented as the company’s account of an authorized assessment, arrest, lawsuit, and settlement; the homepage excerpt does not provide the full legal record.
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