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[Imposter syndrome] Back to the beginning (DevSecOps path)
I’ve been writing my project - Python port scanner for 9 months now. You might be wondering, “Why is...…
Threat Detection in Kubernetes with Falco
Finding out there is "suspicious activity" in your infrastructure is enough to make any DevOps...…
Building a Secure Future with Zero Trust Security Architecture
Zero Trust security architecture is a paradigm-shifting approach that's changing the way we think about security. As a Full Stack Engineer, I share my insights on implementing Zero…
OpenAI Pushes AI Cyber Defence Directly Into DevSecOps Pipelines With Daybreak - Open Source For You
Comprehensive up-to-date news coverage, aggregated from sources all over the world by Google News.…
The real attack surface for AI coding agents is the config file
If you think the security risk of AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI) is "the model...…
Why your vulnerability dashboard is lying to you (and how to fix it)
You open your vulnerability dashboard on a Monday morning and see 47 critical CVEs across 12 assets....…
GitHub confirmed a breach last week that exposed around 3,800 internal repositories. The cause wasn't a zero-day. It was a VS Code extension.
Attackers took over the publisher token for Nx Console, which has about 2.2 million installs. They...…
DevSecOps for Git: Security Starts at Commit Time
Most security incidents don’t start in production. They start with a small mistake like: git commit...…
Building a Spring Boot Monolith Application and a DevSecOps Pipeline Around It
A lot of CI/CD tutorials show a simple “Hello World” app and a Jenkins job that prints Build...…
Snyk scans your MCP servers by running them. Here is what that means.
Snyk's agent-scan tool works by starting every MCP server it finds in your config and querying its...…
Quick question for DevSecOps folks
Lazy SRE's guide to secure systems, part 5: the dev laptop is the perimeter
Snowflake taught everyone what happens when an infostealer runs on a contractor's personal Mac. The laptop is the perimeter.…
Lazy SRE's guide to secure systems, part 4: the four DNS records
Four DNS records that close the entire phishing impersonation class. SPF, DKIM, DMARC, CAA, two monitors, one afternoon.…
Threat modeling LLM apps with the CIA triad and OWASP Top 10
every LLM app you ship has three attack surfaces. confidentiality, integrity, availability. the...…
Digital Signatures: The “Trust Me Bro” Detector for Junior Cybersecurity Engineers
A practical explanation of how digital signatures prove authenticity and integrity, why hashing matters, and what junior cybersecurity engineers should verify before trusting signe…
Why Google + Wiz Changes Everything for Brisbane Multicloud Teams — A DevSecOps Perspective
The Acquisition Nobody in Brisbane DevOps Should Ignore Google has completed its...…
A Practical Terraform Security Review with Codex and Claude Code
A hands-on workflow for cybersecurity engineers who want to use AI coding tools safely during Terraform repository reviews, with exact prompts, validation steps, and a production-r…
Using Codex in ChatGPT: A Practical Guide for Cybersecurity Engineers
How cybersecurity engineers can use Codex in ChatGPT for secure code review, IaC checks, detection engineering, CI/CD hardening, and controlled security automation.…
Clinejection: When Your AI Coding Tool Became the Weapon
The Clinejection attack turned Cline's own GitHub Actions bot into a supply chain weapon, installing rogue agents on 4,000 developer machines. Here is the anatomy of the attack and…
We built a free open source alternative to Wiz for Azure — here is how it works
Enterprise cloud security tools like Wiz, Prisma Cloud, and Microsoft Defender for Cloud cost...…