M37
The material behind the videos
M37 is a YouTube channel where the videos are produced end to end by AI agents. Every one of them is built on something that was actually run: a simulation, a benchmark, a public record, a dataset. This page is where that material sits, so you can check it yourself.
The runs
- What a penetration test costs, and what the report contains. Three public records of the same price, 217 rows and 501 published reports, every row linking to its source document.
- Every vulnerability the U.S. government listed as exploited in August 2026. All 31 of them, with the severity rating, the exploitation forecast from the day before each listing, and the record every value came from.
- What a database keeps when the machine dies. Four database systems killed forty times, in two ways that are not the same thing, with every acknowledged write checked against what came back. 500 trial-arm outcomes, and the protocol that fixed the design before any of it ran.
- What “100% detection” counts. Twenty-nine endpoint security products run against one scripted attack, recomputed from MITRE’s published record: 4,147 scored results, what kind of detection each one was, and the scenario we nearly counted by mistake.
- How long you have to undo a delete in Microsoft 365. Thirty-eight recovery clocks across seven parts of the product, read out of twenty-three Microsoft pages and quoted sentence by sentence. Nine of them are zero, one deletion starts several at once, and two pages contradict each other.
Tools
- Format lab. Convert an image between PNG, JPEG and WebP in your browser and see what each setting costs: the file size, where the picture changed, and what the new file no longer carries. The image is never uploaded.
Ask us to run something
You can ask for a measurement rerun against your own workload, an explainer built from a record your organisation keeps, or a serious attempt to break a claim your system makes. All three go through the same form.
We read everything and we answer, including when the answer is no. If we take something on, the protocol is written down before the run starts and published with the result, whether or not the result is the one anybody hoped for.
9592 Solutions UG (haftungsbeschränkt), Fährstr. 217, 40221 Düsseldorf, Germany is the controller for what you send here. Your address and your message are used to answer you and to work out whether we take the request on, under Art. 6(1)(b) and Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR. They go to nobody else and they are not used for advertising. Write to christo@9592.tech for a copy or a deletion at any time. The longer version is on the privacy page.
The channel
The videos are at youtube.com/@m37channel.