Why Reading Code Makes You Dangerous (In a Good Way)
A vulnerability advisory drops on a Tuesday. Two people read the same report. One sees a severity score and waits for a patch. The other understands what a heap-based buffer overflow actually means and starts reducing risk before a fix even exists. This episode breaks down why code literacy is a cybersecurity skill,…
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