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By her own admission, Katie Paxton-Fear isn’t the sort of cybersecurity hacker that will lead the keynote at Black Hat or Def Con. But the ethical hacker is exactly the sort of hacker who could exploit your application’s API.
What are the dangers of a quick fix? It seems like I could publish an article with an evergreen opener reading “given the most recent major tech outage,” but my mind goes back to the Southwest Airlines outage of 2023.
Imagine a house passed down through generations, each owner adding their personal touch. Over time, the original structure becomes obscured by layers of renovations. Walls are built over, plumbing is rerouted, and electrical systems are patched together.
It’s no surprise that most open source software project maintainers aren’t paid for their work. But the latest report from Tidelift indicates that not paying people to maintain open source code also means that those projects are less secure.
Ryan Dahl freed JavaScript from web browsers when he created the Node.js runtime — then expanded the ecosystem even more with Node’s package manager npm.
Our generative AI (GenAI) journey began with a single use case: How could we make it easier for our customers to navigate the vast landscape of documentation and features within our platform?
After revisiting Cursor in my last post, I thought it was also time to revisit Zed, which has been busy integrating AI into its multiplayer code editor.
Continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) have long been the bedrock of modern software development, seamlessly integrating code changes and ensuring their swift deployment across various environments.
Effective monitoring is crucial for maintaining system health and performance. Prometheus has grown in popularity as a an open-source monitoring solution, gaining traction among developers and operations teams, especially in cloud-native monitoring environments.
Amazon S3 Express One Zone, a high-performance, single-Availability Zone (AZ) S3 storage class, now supports server-side encryption with AWS Key Management Service (KMS) keys (SSE-KMS).
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