Amazon Q repo bug steals AWS creds
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Send us Fan Mail AI developer tools and modern supply chains are introducing new paths to credential theft and account compromise. Today's episode focuses on how routine actions like opening a repository or running a build can now trigger silent execution and expose sensitive access. For security and IT leaders, the shift is structural. Trust boundaries are moving closer to developer workflows, build systems, and browser sessions. That means traditional controls like MFA, dependency scanning, and perimeter defenses are no longer enough on their own. The focus needs to move toward execution paths, session integrity, and tighter control over tooling behavior. We also cover a new coordinated effort to secure open source dependencies before they are exploited, along with emerging phishing techniques that render MFA ineffective. Learn more at https://crestvale.io Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail AI developer tools and modern supply chains are introducing new paths to credential theft and account compromise. Today's episode focuses on how routine actions like opening a repository or running a build can now trigger silent execution and expose sensitive access. For security and IT leaders, the shift is structural. Trust boundaries are moving closer to developer workflows, build systems, and browser sessions. That means traditional controls like MFA, dependency scanning...
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