In “MSV,” El Presidente finally admits the truth: The most dangerous criminals don't run from the law. They sign the paperwork.

Furthermore, the episode leans a bit too hard on . There is a long scene in a Miami diner where Agent Murphy explains the hierarchy of the Mafia del Valle to a younger agent. It feels like a Wikipedia page read aloud. For a show that previously trusted its audience to keep up with the blizzard of names and nations, this hand-holding is disappointing.

El Presidente returned for its second season with a palpable shift in gravity. Season one was a frantic, coked-up sprint through the underbelly of 2015 South American soccer, focused on the audacious rise of Sergio Jadue. Season two’s premiere, “MSV,” is the bleak, hungover morning after that party. It is no longer a story of ambition; it is a masterclass in the mechanics of containment and the slow, cold calculus of power.

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In “MSV,” El Presidente finally admits the truth: The most dangerous criminals don't run from the law. They sign the paperwork.

LOLPROX - Through a Defender's Eyes

I wrote a blog post all about attacking Proxmox, some of the living off the land techniques that can be used over and above the standard Linux attacks. This serves as a second part strictly for defenders and show some of the scenarios that you may have not thought about.

One Armed Hacker - Accessibility Hacking

For those who might not know, I’ve been recovering from shoulder surgery and operating with one arm for the past month. It’s been… interesting to say the least. Typing has been particularly difficult, so I’ve been relying heavily on voice control and dictation. In fact, this entire