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Digest #217: Kubernetes ditches Dashboard for Headlamp, Google API keys that won't die, 1-click GitHub token theft and the "Leaving AWS" skill issue
Three things happened this week that should bother you more than they probably do.
You can delete a Google API key and it keeps authenticating. You can have your GitHub token stolen in a single click without installing anything shady. And...
Digest #216: GitHub Actions false suspensions, AI agent chains CVE to internal DB in 4 pivots, Gemini 3.5 deletes 28K lines and Postgres for durable workflows
A GitHub Actions outage briefly flagged developer accounts as suspended across the platform, while Sysdig published the first documented LLM-driven attack chain: a marimo notebook CVE exploited across 4 pivots to reach an internal database,...
Digest #215: AI DevOps Engineer, GitHub's 3,800-Repo Breach, Docker's Hidden microVM API, Terraform 1.15 and compromising Claude Code
The team behind Docker and Dagger built Mendral, an autonomous AI DevOps engineer that investigates root causes across your repos, CI logs, Dockerfiles, and IaC, then ships fixes as reviewable PRs. Worth a look if supply chain security or s...
Digest #214: GitHub Under AI Load, microVMs Aren't Optional Anymore, AI Assistants Leak Your Chats and StackOverflow Drops Ingress-NGINX
On the news side, a detailed case that your container was never a security boundary, and why microVM isolation is now mandatory for running untrusted agent code. GitHub is having its worst stretch in years: the Pragmatic Engineer explains w...
Digest #213: Terraform is dead, AI finds 20-year-old PostgreSQL bugs, AWS ships S3 Files and 54 days with port 22 open
IaCConf 2026 is this edition’s sponsor, a virtual event on May 14th that brings together platform engineering leaders to discuss what happens to your platform abstractions and metrics when AI becomes a first-class consumer of your infrastru...
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