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AI Code Security 
 According to CVE.org , there have been 35,872 new CVEs published so far in 2026. Comparing that to 48,244 for all of 2025, we can do some advanced statistical analysis and determine that if this trend holds there will be roughly 415,146 new CVEs published in 2027. I’ve made a graph of my analysis: 
 
 Now, obviously that’s not going to happen. Anyone who…
This is my personal site and blog. I write about cybersecurity, CTFs, programming, and whatever else I feel like. The design is very human. 
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 Hugo - static site generator. Go-based, fast, with no runtime dependencies. Originally tried to roll my own but uh, that was a bad idea. 
 Markdown + TOML - all content is plain markdown with TOML front matter. I think needing a…

 official BYUCTF 2026 participation certificate (self-issued) 
Every year we hand out the same participation cert. Made it in MS Paint in 2024. Just felt like a waste to not reuse it. 
 This year marks the third year I’ve been helping run BYUCTF and the BYU Cyberia CTF team. Over the last few years, I’ve built dozens of challenges, hosted 10+ CTFs, and competed in dozens…
I’m Cameron. I study cybersecurity at BYU, work as a Linux sysadmin, and write challenges for (and compete in) CTFs with BYU Cyberia. There are other things I do, but honestly I’ve rewritten this like three times because it was too cringey. Stop reading please. 
 Currently 
 Finishing my degree right now. Spending a lot of time working on personal projects. Mostly Linux,…
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