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Cursor and 1Password are teaming up to tackle one of AI coding’s biggest blind spots, promising just-in-time access and tighter controls to keep credentials out of AI workflows. But is this enough as AI tools become a prime supply chain target? Read more.

AWS CodeBuild Misconfig Exposed Supply Chain Risk
A subtle regex misconfiguration in AWS CodeBuild could have let attackers hijack AWS-managed GitHub repos, including the JavaScript SDK, with potential downstream impact across countless environments. It’s a sharp reminder of how fragile CI/CD trust boundaries can be. Read more.

GitLab Turns AI Agents Into First-Class DevOps Actors
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Contagious Claude Code bug Anthropic ignored promptly spreads to Cowork
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VoidLink Targets Cloud Infrastructure With Advanced Linux Malware
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Cloudflare Moves to “Fail Small” After Outages
After recent global outages triggered by rapid config changes, Cloudflare is shifting to phased rollouts and safer failure modes to keep small mistakes from becoming internet-scale incidents. Read more.

Google’s Conductor Brings Persistent Context to AI Coding
Google’s new Conductor extension shifts AI coding context from chat into versioned Markdown plans inside the repo, emphasizing planning and repeatability over one-off prompts. Read more. 

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