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Cursor AI Code Editor Fixed Flaw Allowing Attackers to Run Commands via Prompt Injection

XM Cyber dropped a practical guide for rolling outContinuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)with its platform—geared for those eyeing 2025 readiness. It dives into wiring up real-time exposure visibility, validating actual risk, and tightening up remediation across complex enterprise setups. Why .. read more  

Cursor AI Code Editor Fixed Flaw Allowing Attackers to Run Commands via Prompt Injection
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GPT-5 is here

GPT-5 tightens reasoning and lands cleaner hits inmath,science,finance, andlaw. It outpaces GPT-4—not just wider, but deeper... read more  

GPT-5 is here
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Anthropic says OpenAI engineers using Claude Code ahead of GPT-5 launch

Anthropic just shut the door on OpenAI, yanking access to theClaude Code APIafter spotting ChatGPT engineers poking around—likely prepping forGPT-5. Claude Codeisn’t just an internal toy. It’s a serious coding co-pilot, used in the wild by devs who want answers without babysitting a model. Market .. read more  

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Blue‑Green Deployment in 1 diagram and 195 words

Blue-Green deployment runs two matching environments so you can flip traffic with zero downtime—and yank it back fast if something breaks. Kubernetes + IstioandSpinnakerhandle the heavy lifting. They steer traffic between versions and keep infra lean... read more  

Blue‑Green Deployment in 1 diagram and 195 words
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Perplexity is using stealth, undeclared crawlers to evade website no-crawl directives

Perplexity AI’s stealth crawling behavior includes modifying user agents and source ASNs to avoid website blocks, highlighting the importance of transparent bot behavior... read more  

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Project Ire autonomously identifies malware at scale

Microsoft just droppedProject Ire, an autonomous AI that tears through software like a experienced reverse engineer. It decompiles, analyzes, classifies malware—all on its own. Under the hood: LLMs, decompilers, and a tool-use API running the show. On public Windows driver datasets, it scored0.98 p.. read more  

Project Ire autonomously identifies malware at scale
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Writing an internal Terraform provider from A to Z

Typeform rolled their ownTerraform providerto wrangle runtime data through an internal API. Built with HashiCorp’sGo SDK, the official scaffolding framework, and wired up withacceptance testsfor full lifecycle muscle. They skipped the publicTerraform Registryentirely. Instead, they shipped provider.. read more  

Writing an internal Terraform provider from A to Z
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Introducing Approvals in Pulumi ESC

Pulumi ESC just leveled up withApprovals—structured reviews for environment config changes, straight from Console, CLI, SDK, or VS Code. Think pull requests, but for your infra settings. No more YOLO updates. Teams can now lock down config changes with required sign-offs. More control. Cleaner logs.. read more  

Introducing Approvals in Pulumi ESC
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🚨 Azure Service Health Built-In Policy (Preview) – Now Available! 

Microsoft just droppedAzure Service Health Built-In Policy(Preview). It lets teams push Service Health alerts across every Azure subscription—automatically—using Azure Policy. No more piecemeal setup. It folds in AMBA lessons, supports custom rules and action groups, and locks in alert coverage at .. read more  

🚨 Azure Service Health Built-In Policy (Preview) – Now Available! 
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From Manual Testing to AI-Generated Automation: Our Azure DevOps MCP + Playwright Success Story

A team wired up Azure DevOps’MCP serverwithGitHub Copilotto crank outPlaywrightend-to-end tests from manual test cases. They now run tests on demand from Azure Test Plans, convert entire test suites in bulk, and drop the results into CI pipelines—no hand-holding required. System shift:AI's not just.. read more  

From Manual Testing to AI-Generated Automation: Our Azure DevOps MCP + Playwright Success Story
Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) offers a Kubernetes experience on Autopilot that manages the underlying compute infrastructure without the need for manual configuration or monitoring. It provides container-native networking and security features, prebuilt Kubernetes applications and templates, pod and cluster autoscaling, and automated tools for workload migration. GKE clusters consist of a control plane and nodes that run the services supporting the containers. Autopilot mode manages the complexity of the cluster while allowing you to deploy and run your apps easily. The common uses of GKE include continuous integration and delivery, migrating workloads, and deploying and running applications. GKE pricing is based on the mode of operation, cluster management fees, and applicable multi-cluster ingress fees, with a free tier and a pricing calculator available to estimate costs. You can also connect with Google's sales team to get a custom quote for your organization or start your proof of concept.