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What Is IDOR? Finding and Preventing Insecure Direct Object References in AWS APIs

Attackers swap predictable IDs. They slip intoAWS APIs,Lambda functions, internal tools. Fuzzers likeffufflag sneaky HTTP 200s.Burp Intruderbubbles up 404 probes.CloudWatchlogs trace every call. Random UUIDs seal ID gaps... read more  

What Is IDOR? Finding and Preventing Insecure Direct Object References in AWS APIs
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kubriX: Your Out-of-the-Box Internal Developer Platform (IDP) for Kubernetes

Discover how kubriX seamlessly integrates leading open-source tools like Argo CD, Kargo, and Backstage to deliver a fully functional IDP out of the box. This blog post provides a deep dive into the technical aspects of kubriX, showcasing its capabilities and value proposition within the realm of Int.. read more  

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How Zapier runs isolated tasks on AWS Lambda and upgrades functions at scale

Zapier snaps each customer Zap into its ownAWS Lambda, cradled inside leanFirecracker microVMs. It wrangles 100k+ functions under anEKScontrol plane and inventory DB. When runtimes retire, Zapier swings into action: a set ofTerraform modulespaired with a customLambda canary tool. Traffic trickles in.. read more  

How Zapier runs isolated tasks on AWS Lambda and upgrades functions at scale
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10 Best API Monitoring Tools in 2025

API monitoring tracks latency, errors and uptime. Tools tag real-time metrics. They fire alerts. They map traces. They automate tests. They crunch analytics. Examples span OSS starsPrometheus,Graphiteand SaaS champsAppDynamics,Postman. Each hooks into CI/CD pipelines and plants global synthetic prob.. read more  

10 Best API Monitoring Tools in 2025
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Building a Secure, Scalable, and Automated Cloud-Native Platform on AWS with EKS, GitOps, and…

The blueprint carves out production-grade AWS infra. Terraform orchestrates VPCs with public and private subnets, deploys a Bastion host, spins up private EKS clusters, and stands up an internet-facing ALB armed with SSL/TLS. Argo CD drives GitOps. The CI pipeline runs SAST, builds Docker images, hu.. read more  

Building a Secure, Scalable, and Automated Cloud-Native Platform on AWS with EKS, GitOps, and…
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We Added Chaos to Our CI/CD Pipelines — It Made Everything More Stable.

Wix’sMREteam injectsAI-drivenchaosintoCI/CDpipelines. Mobile releases gain speed and rock-solid stability. They harness hackathon-born prompt tests to bulletproof builds and deployments. Signal: AI resilience trials in pipelines mark a shift from rigid builds to probabilistic validation... read more  

We Added Chaos to Our CI/CD Pipelines — It Made Everything More Stable.
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MCP Catalog: Finding the Right AI Tools for Your Project

Docker Desktop hatches a betaMCP CatalogandToolkit. It unleashes 100+ containerized Model Context Protocol servers loaded with metadata and use-case filters. Teams fire them via GUI or CLI. The catalog carvesDocker-builtimages from community builds, runs supply-chain scans, and seals isolation. Cust.. read more  

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The Art of Azure RBAC for Kubernetes: A Complete Guide to Access Control Mastery

This article dives into Azure RBAC for Kubernetes. It maps each persona to pinpoint roles per namespace. Permissions stay minimal from the get-go. It ties role bindings toAzure AD groups, splits dev and prod, and flips on audit logs. Quarterly reviews, crisp docs keep RBAC lean and current... read more  

The Art of Azure RBAC for Kubernetes: A Complete Guide to Access Control Mastery
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Serverless: The Illusion of Choice

A LinkedIn thread exposes a hack around AWS EventBridge’s256KBlimit. Someone chains Lambdas tocompressthendecompressevents. Serverless traps lurk: blown-upIAMpermissions. Triggers with zero validation. Wide-openegress. Unscanned packages fueling supply chain bombs... read more  

Serverless: The Illusion of Choice
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Critical VMware Tools VGAuth Vulnerabilities Enable Full System Access for Attackers

Two CVE-2025 vulns in VMware Tools allow SYSTEM access via named pipe hijacking and path traversal. Upgrade to 12.5.1+ ASAP for fixes. Administrators must upgrade... read more  

Critical VMware Tools VGAuth Vulnerabilities Enable Full System Access for Attackers
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