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Weekly newsletter with the latest tutorials, stories, podcasts, and devtools in the DevOps, FinOps, and Security space! Click to read DevOps Bulletin, by Mohamed Labouardy, a Substack publication.
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Digest #228: Cloudflare's 131,000 AI code reviews a month at $0.98 each, Postgres 300x faster, Git rebuilt on S3 and Linux 7.2
Cloudflare published the actual economics of AI code review this week: 131,000 reviews a month, $0.98 each, and an 85.7% cache hit rate. Swizec's counterpoint landed the same week, arguing that most of what those reviewers catch is a deterministic linter
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Digest #227: Terabytes of credentials leaked in a supply chain attack, Figma's security agents, Kubernetes validation cut to 2 minutes and Docker's win that killed the company
This week's supply chain attack didn't drain one company's secrets, it dumped terabytes of credentials scraped from thousands of repositories into the open. Figma's answer to that class of noise is a fleet of agents that triage alerts, query security data
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Digest #226: OpenClaw agents with credentials to everything, Cloudflare OS, Claude as a Postgres engine and €1.5M off a multi-cloud bill
Permiso's teardown of the OpenClaw ecosystem is the one to read first: agents installing skills from an unvetted marketplace while holding live credentials to email, Slack and everything else they touch. Cloudflare shipped its own answer to that problem t
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Digest #225: GitHub Actions abuse powers a cPanel exploit wave, AWS's Claude apps gateway and auto-applied Terraform
Attackers turned compromised PHP repositories into a botnet this week, using GitHub Actions runners to scan and exploit cPanel and WHM servers at scale.It is the clearest sign yet that your CI minutes are somebody else's free infrastructure.Elsewhere, Pla
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Digest #224: AsyncAPI npm packages hijacked in 8 minutes, 222 fake GitHub repos, an Azure tenant lost in an hour and the death of small PRs
An attacker opened 37 pull requests against AsyncAPI last week, and eight minutes after the malicious one landed, the CI secrets were gone and four npm packages with 3 million weekly downloads were shipping a three-stage payload. The same week, Socket map
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