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Software Supply-Chain Security8 August 2026

npm's Keyv and Cacheable Hijacked in 'Mini Shai-Hulud' Supply-Chain Worm

A hijacked maintainer account let attackers trojan keyv, cacheable-request and flat-cache — reusing the same Shai-Hulud toolkit seen on PyPI and npm earlier in 2026.

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AI Security Practice4 August 2026

The "Meat Proxy" Problem: Why Unread AI Output Is a Security Risk

A new term for an old failure mode — relaying AI output without reading it — has real consequences when the output is a vulnerability triage, an incident runbook, or a pull request.

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CI/CD & DevSecOps28 July 2026

CVE-2026-63077: Critical TeamCity Flaw Enables Unauthenticated RCE

A critical bug in the agent polling protocol lets an unauthenticated attacker with network access to a TeamCity On-Premises server run arbitrary OS commands — no credentials required.

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DevSecOps & Infrastructure14 July 2026

Lobste.rs moves to SQLite: a lesson in shrinking your attack surface

The tech-news community site Lobsters has retired MariaDB in favour of SQLite after an eight-year migration effort — a small architectural decision with a useful security lesson about trading network attack surface for single-host risk.

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DevSecOps28 June 2026

AI Writes the CI/CD Pipeline: Auditing AI-Generated GitHub Actions Workflows

Simon Willison's browser-compat-db used two AI models to generate a complete build pipeline — a sign of where development is heading and a prompt to ask whether security review has kept pace.

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