Agent-security testing needs Arabic and RTL cases
Why Mirogate built twenty executable scenarios for goal hijacking, tool misuse, memory, Unicode controls, and synthetic data boundaries.
Mirogate Insights
Technical notes behind Mirogate’s open-source work.
These articles explain the operational choices behind each project. The owned-domain version should be published first, then Medium and LinkedIn can point back to the canonical Mirogate page.
High-security AI engineering starts with a data boundary
How Mirogate separates frontier AI coding from local-only production, government, and user data workflows.
Getting Lighthouse scores green with cascaded AI performance skills
Why Mirogate built a modular performance skill system for AI agents instead of one oversized prompt for every Lighthouse issue.
Security skills should be cascaded, not copied into one giant prompt
Why Mirogate built a modular secure-coding skill system for AI agents instead of one oversized prompt.
Public credibility starts with technical trust signals
How crawlability, responsible disclosure, metadata, and security headers make a public company site easier to verify.
Public forms need abuse controls before they need polish
Rate limits, Turnstile, honeypots, timestamp freshness, and safe errors for Worker-backed contact workflows.
Browser risk signals should produce explainable decisions
A defensive pattern for normalizing visitor signals without turning one provider response into a black-box block.
A lockout-safe first hour for a new DigitalOcean droplet
Why server hardening starts with recovery paths, dry runs, and clear checks before changing SSH or firewall rules.
Preparing application code for a future FingerprintJS major upgrade
A practical readiness shape for teams that depend on visitor identifiers and need continuity during major-version changes.
Enterprise forms should treat Arabic as an operating mode
Direction, validation tone, accessibility, and backend handling matter as much as translated labels.