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Ameya Lambat
Security Research Contributor, Legba
Ameya Lambat contributes research-backed writing on browser threats, AI misuse patterns, and practical controls that reduce exposure in web workflows.
Published articles
Browser isolation for AI agents: why the old playbook fits the new problem
Browser isolation was built for human browsing. AI agents need a different delivery model that isolates browser execution, task identity, and session lifetime.
Security Research · 2026-07-24
The EU AI Act gets teeth. What browser-agent teams need
The EU AI Act reaches its next major application date on August 2, 2026. Review what browser-agent teams should inventory, minimize, isolate, log, and prove.
Security Research · 2026-07-24
Why Privacy in Crypto Wallets Matters More in 2026
Most crypto wallets leak metadata through RPC providers, browser fingerprinting, and address clustering. Learn why structural privacy differs from optional settings and how to protect your financial identity.
Privacy Engineering · 2026-07-24
Browser Isolation for Law Firms: Protecting Attorney-Client Privilege in a Digital World
Law firms are high-value targets for cyberattacks. Learn how browser isolation protects confidential case files, maintains attorney-client privilege, and keeps your practice compliant.
Security Research · 2026-07-24
The VPN Ban Is Coming: Here's What You Stand to Lose
1.8 billion people rely on VPNs daily. Now governments want them gone. Here's what that means for your streaming, travel, privacy, and freedom.
Privacy Engineering · 2026-07-24
Your Encrypted AI Conversations Aren't as Private as You Think: Inside the Whisper Leak Attack
Microsoft researchers reveal Whisper Leak, a side-channel attack identifying AI chatbot conversations with 99.9% accuracy despite encryption.
Security Research · 2026-07-24
Browser Isolation vs VPNs: Why the Future of Security Isn't About Tunnels
VPNs encrypt traffic, but 60% of breaches start in the browser. Learn why browser isolation is replacing VPNs as the zero trust standard for web security.
Security Research · 2026-07-24
Your Data Is Already Out There: Why Even Security Experts Aren't Safe
24 billion credentials are circulating on the dark web. Learn how your data gets exposed, why even security experts aren't safe, and how browser isolation stops credential theft at the source.
Security Research · 2026-07-24
Stop Using Incognito Mode for Security. It Doesn't Work.
Incognito mode doesn't protect you from malware, phishing, or tracking. Here's what it actually does, and what you need instead for real browser security.
Security Research · 2026-07-24
The Cookie Conspiracy: How Websites Track You (And How Browser Isolation Stops It)
The truth about cookie tracking, price discrimination myths, and why browser isolation is the only real solution to invisible surveillance across the web.
Privacy Engineering · 2026-07-24
How Legba's Browser-Native Isolation Actually Protects You: A Technical Deep Dive
A technical deep dive into how Legba's browser-native isolation actually works, from edge-based execution to ephemeral containers to threat-by-threat protection.
Security Research · 2026-07-24
Exposed Secrets in the AI Era: .env Files, Hardcoded Keys, and the Breaches That Follow
A field guide to how API keys and credentials leak through .env files and frontend code, the validated breaches that followed, and how to find your own exposed secrets before an attacker does.
Security Research · 2026-05-28
External Attack Surface Management (EASM) in 2026: The Complete Methodology
A practitioner's guide to External Attack Surface Management: what it is, the full discovery-to-validation lifecycle, and why a confirmed exposure beats a thousand scanner alerts.
Security Research · 2026-05-28
From Scanner Noise to Validated Findings: Killing False Positives in External Recon
Why external attack surface scanners over-report, the real operational cost of false positives, and a repeatable discipline for validating findings before they reach a remediation queue.
Security Research · 2026-05-28
The Vibe-Coding Security Crisis: How AI-Generated Apps Ship Critical Vulnerabilities
A balanced, evidence-led look at why AI-generated applications keep shipping critical exposures, anchored to the documented Lovable RLS incident (CVE-2025-48757), and how attack surface monitoring catches these flaws before attackers do.
Security Research · 2026-05-28
What Is Shadow AI? Why Your Company's Biggest Security Threat Is the Browser Tab
Employees expose company data through unsanctioned AI tools. This guide explains shadow AI risks and the browser controls that address them.
Security Research · 2026-04-09
Browser Isolation vs Incognito Mode vs Private Browsing: What's Actually Private?
Compare incognito mode, private browsing, and browser isolation. See which local data each clears and which external threats each stops.
Security Research · 2026-04-09
VPN vs Proxy vs Browser Isolation: Which One Do You Actually Need?
Compare VPNs, proxies, and browser isolation by traffic flow, execution model, threat coverage, and the scenarios where each fits.
Security Research · 2026-04-09
What Is Browser Fingerprinting? How Sites Track You Even in Incognito
Browser fingerprinting identifies you through hardware and software signals. See what forms a fingerprint, who uses it, and what blocks it.
Security Research · 2026-04-06
What Is Remote Browser Isolation (RBI)? How It Works in Plain English
Remote browser isolation runs web content on a server or edge node. Compare three RBI architectures and their enterprise uses in 2026.
Security Research · 2026-04-03