The perimeter is dead for AI agents. Arcjet's new Guards capability addresses this by embedding security directly into the agent's execution flow.
Exposing internal services often means wrestling with firewalls and NAT. Caddy-mcp offers a clever way to tunnel private MCP servers securely, entirely over QUIC, with fine-grained access control.
Passwords are dead. We all know it. But implementing WebAuthn for passwordless login? A nightmare. Until now, apparently.
Open-sourcing an AI safety layer sounds risky. AYW did it anyway. The results? Surprisingly good.
Ever had a perfectly good container deployment nixed by a security scanner finding vulnerabilities in packages your app never even touches? It's a common enterprise headache. Now, Docker Hardened Images (DHI) offers a compelling fix, starting with the massively popular ClickHouse.
Another month, another npm security nightmare. This time, tinycolor and debug packages took hits, forcing developers to confront the inherent risks of Node's dependency model.
A critical remote code execution vulnerability in GitHub's git push pipeline threatened widespread compromise. Discover the technical details of the flaw and the swift, multi-pronged defense.
The arcane network chatter of AI coding agents is no longer a black box. Agent Shield has arrived, promising developers unprecedented visibility and command over what these powerful tools transmit.
Finally, Grafana Cloud k6 is taking a stab at keeping your API keys out of your Git commits. This new secrets management feature aims to tidy up messy performance testing workflows.
Prod debugging in Kubernetes shouldn't mean handing out god-mode keys. Here's the enthusiastic blueprint for secure, speedy access that scales to AI workloads.