Live Coding: AI Security Holes Exposed! Malicious Packages, Angular/Firebase + WSL Nvidia Drama

Описание: Live coding stream exposing scary AI security holes! We dive into malicious packages (like OpenCloud tricks), hidden SEO keywords, invisible Greek chars, emoji-based obfuscation for prompt injections, and why AI's "black box" makes exploits basically unpatchable. Plus real dev work: Angular + Firebase + Node.js setup (npm install woes), payment routing (Stripe vs Authorized.net vs direct PayPal donations), and massive WSL headaches on Ubuntu (slow scans, Ollama server networking fails).

Rants about ditching WSL for a clean CachyOS (Arch-based) install on Nvidia hardware, repartitioning drives, and why modern Windows/Linux dev is still painful in 2026. Casual vibes with dog Cooper interruptions, faulty USB drive drama, and quick pre-algebra/trig shoutouts!

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Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro & AI Security Vulnerabilities Kickoff
~10:00 – Malicious Packages & OpenCloud Demo
~25:00 – Prompt Injection Tricks (Greek Chars, Emojis, Hidden Keywords)
~45:00 – AI Black Box & Unpatchable Exploits Discussion
~1:05:00 – Live Coding: Angular/Firebase/Node.js Setup
~1:30:00 – Payment Processing Routing (Stripe, PayPal, Authorized.net)
~1:55:00 – WSL Ubuntu Hell: Slow Performance, Ollama Networking
~2:20:00 – CachyOS Migration Plans & Nvidia Driver Hopes
~2:45:00 – Hardware Fails (USB Drive), Dog Cooper Cameo & Wrap-up

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