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Why Every AI Agent Needs a Cryptographic Identity The problem nobody is talking about Now consider this: every AI agent running in production today has no equivalent. No identity. No verification. No way to prove it is who it claims to be. A financial AI agent executing trades. A customer service agent handling sensitive data. A compliance agent processing medical records. Any of the
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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has become the default standard for connecting AI agents to external tools and APIs. Governed by the Linux Foundation since early 2025 and adopted by OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, and Vercel, MCP is the USB-C port of the AI ecosystem — one protocol that lets any LLM application talk to any tool server. But there's a gap between reading the spec and building somethi
If you have spent any real time with Claude Code, you have probably noticed the same problem I did. You write the same instructions in the prompt every other day. "Use four-space indentation here." "Always run the linter after edits." "Format commit messages this way." After the third or fourth repeat, it stops feeling like a prompt and starts feeling like missing config. Skills are how Claude Cod
In the previous parts, we explored SSL pinning across Android and iOS, including both certificate and public key approaches. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: Even perfectly implemented pinning is not enough. In this final part, we move beyond the client and look at what truly defines a secure mobile architecture: Mutual TLS (mTLS) Backend access control Defense in depth When mobile security act
Unlike Android, where libraries like OkHttp abstract much of the complexity, iOS takes a more low-level approach to networking and security. This means one thing: You have more control — but also more responsibility. In this second part, we’ll explore how SSL pinning is implemented in iOS using two different strategies: Certificate Pinning (.cer) Public Key Pinning (recommended for production)
When building mobile apps that consume APIs over the internet, HTTPS is mandatory—but sometimes it’s not enough. If your app handles sensitive data (finance, health, enterprise), you might want to go one step further: 👉 Certificate Pinning (aka “SSL pinning”) This article explains: What SSL pinning actually is (and what it isn’t) How to implement it in Android In a second part, these topics