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Unikernels were hard. key word: were(ghuntley.com)
177 points by ghuntley | 89 comments
Geoffrey Huntley blog post recounting a conversation with Justin Cormack about why unikernels are becoming practical again and their security benefits.
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Azure hit by 15 Tbps DDoS attack using 500k IP addresses(bleepingcomputer.com)
464 points by speckx | 291 comments
News report that Microsoft Azure mitigated a record 15.72 Tbps DDoS attack from the Aisuru botnet using about 500,000 IP addresses.
Private Cloud Compute: A new frontier for AI privacy in the cloud(security.apple.com)
572 points by serhack_ | 309 comments
Apple Security Research blog post introducing Private Cloud Compute, Apple's system for privacy-preserving AI processing in the cloud.
Data accidentally exposed by Microsoft AI researchers(wiz.io)
661 points by deepersprout | 212 comments
Wiz Research blog post describing how a misconfigured Azure SAS token in a Microsoft AI GitHub repository exposed 38TB of internal data, including Teams messages.
Everything authenticated by Microsoft is tainted(graz.social)
653 points by ColinWright | 277 comments
A Mastodon post by Karl Voit arguing that the Microsoft Azure cloud hack, including 60,000 stolen US State Department emails, means everything Microsoft authenticates is tainted.
Deep dive into Azure Maia 300 architecture(azure.microsoft.com)
16 points by azhenley | 2 comments
Microsoft Azure blog post giving a technical deep dive into the architecture of the Azure Maia 300 AI accelerator chip.
AI demands more engineering discipline. Not less(charitydotwtf.substack.com)
321 points by BerislavLopac | 157 comments
Charity Majors' Substack essay arguing that AI-assisted development requires more engineering discipline, comparing it to the shift from pet servers to immutable infrastructure.












