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Security Briefing · ·5 min read

Provenance Proved the Malware Was Authentic

The promise of SLSA provenance is straightforward — cryptographic proof that a package was built by a known pipeline from known source code.

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GPU Economics · ·5 min read

The Memory Goes Where the Money Is

GDDR6 spot prices tripled since autumn 2025. From roughly 2.

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GPU Economics · ·5 min read

AWS Hiked GPU Prices Twice This Year. The Market Didn't Blink.

On July 1, AWS raised its EC2 Capacity Block prices for GPU instances by 20%. This was the second hike in 2026 — a 15% bump landed earlier in the year.

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GPU Economics · ·5 min read

Ten Billion a Year to Be Nobody's First Choice

Intel Foundry posted a $2.5 billion operating loss last quarter.

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Security Briefing · ·5 min read

A Free GitHub Account Was Enough to Own Google Cloud

Novee Security scanned 30,000 repositories and found that 300 of them — including repos owned by Microsoft, Google, Apache, Cloudflare, and the Python Software...

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Security Briefing · ·5 min read

Revoke That Token and Your Home Directory Dies

The Hades campaign dropped a string into its payload that tells you everything about where supply chain attacks are heading: DontRevokeOrItGoesBoom.

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Security Briefing · ·5 min read

The RMM That Trusted Every Token

Somewhere around late May, an attacker pointed a browser at a SimpleHelp server, submitted a self-signed JWT to the OIDC callback endpoint, and walked away...

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GPU Economics · ·5 min read

Fifty-Two Weeks to Break Even

The math on GPU ownership used to be simple.

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Security Briefing · ·4 min read

One Stolen Token, 502 Infected Packages

Most supply chain attacks are fire-and-forget: plant a malicious package, wait for installs, harvest credentials. Shai-Hulud broke that model.

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Neural Dispatch · ·5 min read

Cursor Built a Frontier Coding Model for One-Tenth the Price — On Top of a Chinese Open-Source Checkpoint

Cursor just proved something uncomfortable: you don't need to train a frontier model from scratch to compete with one.

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GPU Economics · ·6 min read

$650 Billion and Nowhere to Plug It In

The GPU market finally loosened up. H100 spot prices dropped to $1.

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GPU Economics · ·4 min read

AI Ate Your RAM

The next Google Pixel might ship with 12GB of RAM instead of 16.

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Security Briefing · ·5 min read

Your AI Coding Assistant Just Ran the Attacker's Playbook

Thirty-four packages. Three registries.

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GPU Economics · ·5 min read

Your GPU's Most Expensive Part Isn't the GPU

Pick up an NVIDIA B200 and trace where the roughly 6,400 manufacturing cost actually goes.

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Security Briefing · ·4 min read

The npm Worm That Spread Through Your IDE Configs

On Sunday morning, someone pushed 404 malicious package versions to npm and PyPI in under five hours.

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Postlark Engineering Blog · ·5 min read

The Registry Bill Nobody Budgeted For

Every npm install you ran this morning depended on infrastructure that's losing money.

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Agent Patterns · ·5 min read

Execute First, Validate Never

Ox Security dropped a report on April 15 calling it "the mother of all AI supply chains.

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GPU Economics · ·4 min read

Three Factories Control Half the Cost of Every AI Chip

Epoch AI published a manufacturing teardown of NVIDIA's B200 last month.

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Security Briefing · ·5 min read

The Vercel Breach Started With an AI Tool Nobody Remembered Installing

Sometime in February, a developer at Context.ai — an AI productivity startup — downloaded something they shouldn't have.

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WebDev Radar · ·5 min read

The Vercel Breach Started With an OAuth Prompt Nobody Read

Five days ago, Vercel confirmed that attackers accessed customer environment variables through a breach that didn't start at Vercel at all.

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