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EVSE Is Not Just Another Web Application: A Product Security Operating Model for Electric Mobility

Level of difficultyMedium
Reading time12 min
Reach and readers2.7K

A lot of security conversations still start with a familiar question:

EV charging platforms look familiar at first: APIs, cloud infrastructure, mobile apps, CI/CD, Kubernetes, telemetry, admin tools, and billing-adjacent logic. But the risk model is different. A weakness in authorization, release governance, device identity, or observability can affect not only data, but also charging sessions, stations, firmware, fleet operations, and recovery workflows.

This article explains how to approach EVSE as a Product Security problem, not just an AppSec problem.

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A 3.5MB Messenger with Web3: Indie Development on a Zero Budget

Level of difficultyMedium
Reading time12 min
Reach and readers3K

A WONDERFUL FUTURE

Technology is advancing at an astonishing rate. It seems like only yesterday that domestically produced KR1810VM86M microprocessors with a clock rate of just 8 megahertz appeared, forever dividing our lives into “before” and “after.” And a set of eight K565RU7 memory chips (similar to the Intel 41256) provided a RAM capacity of 256 kilobytes, a fantastic value for its time.

Back then, it seemed that with such rapid development, humanity was about to transcend the galaxy and rush to other worlds. Today, these figures only evoke a smile, but it was precisely with such advances in computing technology in the 1980s and 1990s that our journey into the future world of ones and zeros began.

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