Research
The Origin research team comes from backgrounds including Operating System internals, endpoint research, and offensive security. Our research focuses on the effect of Computer Use Agents on endpoints, the advances in semantic cyberattacks, and agent safety.
Praxis is Origin's open-source framework for discovering, orchestrating, and controlling computer-use agents across remote systems. It brings endpoint discovery, live session visibility, model traffic interception, and semantic operations into one interface for hands-on security research.
Brainworm - Hiding in Your Context Window
Mitchell Turner · 2026-03-04
2026-02-25
Introducing Marco, a Tool for Inter-Binary Control Flow Mapping
Matt Hand
2026-02-17
Process Preluding: Child Process Injection Before The Story Begins
John Uhlmann
2026-02-10
Introducing Praxis: An Adversarial Framework for Exploring Computer Use Agents on Endpoint
David Kaplan
2026-01-25
Semantic Protocol Confusion: When My LLM Thinks It's a Web Browser
David Kaplan
2026-01-19
Check Your Privilege: The Curious Case of ETW's SecurityTrace Flag
Connor McGarr
2026-01-15
cua-kit: Attacking the Intelligent Endpoint
Matt Hand
2025-11-26
The Era of Semantic Security: Computer Use Agents and the End of Signatures
Matt Hand
2025-11-13
Rehabilitating Registry Tradecraft with RegRestoreKey
Michael Barclay
2025-10-29
Escaping Loader Locks with PostProcessInitRoutine
John Uhlmann
2025-10-26
It's (Finally) Time For The Next Generation of Endpoint Security
Spencer Thompson
2025-10-13
Windows ARM64 Internals: Deconstructing Pointer Authentication
Connor McGarr
2025-10-08
Unexpectedly Out-Of-Context: Detecting a LockBit Sample
Michael Barclay
2025-08-01
Introducing Runtime Memory Protection
Research Team