EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 6 MIN
Microsoft pulls 73 GitHub repos after malware
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Send us Fan Mail A supply chain attack targeting developer tools forced Microsoft to remove dozens of GitHub repositories, highlighting a shift in where real risk now sits. This episode breaks down how attackers are moving closer to credentials through trusted workflows, and why AI development environments are becoming a high value target. For security and IT leaders, the implication is direct. Developer machines, repositories, and third party access paths now function as part of your identity perimeter. At the same time, passkeys are exposing operational gaps around recovery, and new research shows overreliance on AI can quietly degrade decision making across teams. We also cover a third party access lawsuit with cross client impact, shifts in AI economics, and growing geopolitical pressure on AI partnerships. Learn more at https://crestvale.io Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail A supply chain attack targeting developer tools forced Microsoft to remove dozens of GitHub repositories, highlighting a shift in where real risk now sits. This episode breaks down how attackers are moving closer to credentials through trusted workflows, and why AI development environments are becoming a high value target. For security and IT leaders, the implication is direct. Developer machines, repositories, and third party access paths now function as part of your identi...
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