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@hamzmu shared a link, 1 week ago

Fellow, Rootly

Using Graphify to turn Incident Data into a Knowledge Graph

Karpathy said we should build LLM knowledge bases. 48 hours later made Graphify was made: one command, full semantic knowledge graph.

We applied the idea to incident data turning them into a queryable and interactable semantic graph. This lets us see past fixes, predict failures, cluster services, cut alert noise, and reveal team load in seconds.

If you’re using Rootly, here is a small plugin to explore your incident data.

Check it out: github.com/Rootly-AI-Labs/rootly-graphify-importer

Interactive knowledge graph visualization of incident management data showing clustered services, alerts, and responders with connected nodes and relationships in Graphify

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@laura_garcia shared a post, 1 week ago

Software Developer, RELIANOID

Strengthen Your MFA with Google Authenticator and RELIANOID

🔐 Strengthen Your MFA with Google Authenticator and RELIANOID At RELIANOID, we take authentication seriously. We've just published a new technical guide on how to integrate Google Authenticator into the RELIANOID MFA Portal, using Active Directory or LDAP to manage user secrets. ✅ Understand TOTP vs..

2FA with AD_LDAP and Google Authenticator

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Gitleaks is an open source SAST tool built to catch secrets before they leak into source control. It scans Git repositories, commits, and file systems for hardcoded secrets using a combination of regex rules and entropy checks. Developers use it in CI pipelines, pre-commit hooks, and security audits to prevent credential exposure. It is lightweight, easy to integrate, and widely adopted across engineering teams looking to strengthen their DevSecOps posture without slowing down delivery.