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TanStack Supply Chain Attack: Anatomy of a Three-Stage Breach

How an attacker chained pull_request_target cache poisoning with GitHub Actions memory extraction to publish 84 malicious npm packages — and what you must audit in your own CI/CD pipeline.

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Ubuntu 26.04 LTS: What Breaks, What's New, and When to Upgrade

Canonical ships Ubuntu 26.04 'Resolute Raccoon' with kernel 7.0, GNOME 50, Wayland-only desktop, Nvidia CUDA and AMD ROCm in the box, and a dual-track container stack. Here's the DevOps migration guide.

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IPv6 Crosses 50%: The 28-Year Milestone

Google now measures more than half of all traffic over IPv6, a threshold the protocol has been approaching since its specification in 1998. What took so long, and what changes next?

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Buy, Wait, Weaponise: The Essential Plugin WordPress Supply Chain Attack

An attacker bought 30+ WordPress plugins on Flippa for six figures, planted a dormant backdoor, waited eight months, then activated it to serve SEO spam to Googlebot across hundreds of thousands of sites.

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YARA Rules and IOC Scanners: Shift-Left Threat Detection for DevOps

YARA identifies malware by matching binary patterns — and YARA-X, its Rust rewrite, is 5-10× faster on regex-heavy rules. Combined with IOC scanners and Sigma rules, you can catch threats before they reach production.

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CNCF Cloud Native Landscape: The Practical Guide

A practical guide to the CNCF Cloud Native Landscape — the tools and categories that actually matter for building production infrastructure.

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World-Office: How a Rust Rewrite Fixes Euro-Office's Inherent Problems

Euro-Office inherited 10,000+ C++ files, an unresolved AGPLv3 licensing dispute, and a web frontend stuck in 2014. World-Office is rewriting it all from scratch in Rust — 9,083 C++ files replaced by 25 crates with 470+ tests.

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Kubescape 4.0: Kubernetes Security Meets the AI Agent Era

Kubescape 4.0 brings eBPF-based runtime threat detection to general availability, adds AI agent security scanning for KAgent workloads, and removes the high-privilege host-sensor DaemonSet entirely.

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Kubernetes 1.36: Ingress-NGINX Is Dead, Migrate to Gateway API

The ingress-nginx controller reached End-of-Life on 24 March 2026. With Kubernetes 1.36 releasing 22 April, here is a practical migration guide using ingress2gateway 1.0.

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Docker CLI Cheat Sheet

Complete Docker CLI command reference covering images, containers, volumes, networks, Compose, and cleanup operations.

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MCPwn: How MCP Integration Turned nginx-ui Into a Remote Takeover

CVE-2026-33032 exposes how bolting Model Context Protocol endpoints onto existing applications creates dangerous attack surfaces, with 2,600 nginx-ui instances actively exploitable.

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