> your AI agent picks dependencies from memory; give it dated facts — try starlog.dev ↗ vet your agent's deps ↗ vibe-coding is fine. vibe-importing isn’t. — try starlog.dev ↗ vibe-importing isn’t fine ↗ your agent has never seen your private packages — try starlog.dev ↗ facts for private packages ↗ a linter for the dependencies your AI agent picks — try starlog.dev ↗ a linter for agent deps ↗ whois is redacted, cdns mask the rest — get the real operator — try whoisgeni.us ↗ who really runs that domain ↗ domain attribution that shows its work — full evidence chain — try whoisgeni.us ↗ domain intel w/ evidence ↗

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Rob Ragan

Rob Ragan

Offensive security researcher and AI agent architect. Founder of Starlog.

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1844 articles

Rob Ragan is an offensive security researcher and AI agent architect who has spent two decades breaking into systems and building tools to automate the process.

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★ 7 JavaScript May 14, 2026
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★ 4 JavaScript May 14, 2026
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★ 10 JavaScript May 14, 2026
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★ 530 Python May 14, 2026
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★ 95 Java May 14, 2026
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★ 67 PowerShell May 14, 2026
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WPC: A Forensic Look at Windows Privilege Escalation Enumeration

★ 20 Python May 14, 2026
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★ 2 Python May 14, 2026
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★ 3 Python May 14, 2026
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★ 12 C May 14, 2026
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★ 5.7k Python May 14, 2026