It's been a little over a year since I blogged, but it's for good reason. I've been heads down writing a lot of code and it's been quite the journey from Web Application Starter Pack nine months ago, to Nerine today.
Within most areas of application security there is a broad range of threat actors who have the capability to exploit vulnerabilities in an application. With cryptography though, as long as the appropriate algorithms are used for their intended purpose and implemented correctly, the range of threat actors is reduced to only well-resourced attackers (typically nation-states).
When you open a web page each of the ads running on that page has the potential to do something malicious because ads are essentially programs that run in your browser.
If I had to secure some new infrastructure paradigm I've never worked with, I would approach it by asking a series of questions based on core security principles and then suggest changes based on the answers.