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#General #Development #Mobile Development #Cloud & DevOps #Cybersecurity & Privacy #AI & Data Science #Hardware & Gadgets #Design & UXRecruiter delivers five staged malware disguised as a dream job through the coding round
Sophisticated multi-stage malware campaign delivered through LinkedIn by fake recruiters, disguised as a coding interview round. Read the research about how it was reverse-engineered to uncovered their C2 infrastructure, the tactics they used, and all the related IOCs. submitted by /u/shantanu14g [link] [comments]
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How a fake AI recruiter delivers five staged malware disguised as a dream job
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Code in the 1986's Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP) by Gerry Sussman and Hal Abelson
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Some Advice for First Time Job Seekers
This is based on my experiences finding work throughout my career. I had to find new positions much more often that I would have liked to and this informs the video. There is no silver bullet here, just some straightforward advice and analysis of the current job environment. submitted by /u/stumblingtowards [link] [comments]
Coarse Parallel Processing of Work Queues in Kubernetes: Advancing Optimization for Batch Processing
In todayβs modern distributed systems landscape, many tasks consist of batch processing, and parallel processing divides the jobs into smaller portions and units thatcan be executedin parallel. Kubernetes, also known for its container orchestration, provides an object called Job to handle such cases. Not all batch jobs are similar. Depending on the details and nature of the task, some coordinationis requiredbetween...
Google Chrome & Iframe `allow` Permissions Problems
If youβre a CodePen user, this shouldnβt affect you aside from potentially seeing some console noise while we work this out. Carry on! At CodePen we have Embedded Pens which are shown in an . These contain user-authored code served from a non-same-origin URL. We like to be both safe and as permissive as possible [β¦]
AI-Driven Enhancements to Project Risk Management in the PMO
Introduction I began writing this article as a study of how AI can strengthen delivery frameworks. But very quickly I realized: even if I focus solely on its impact on risk management, the topic is still too vast for a single article. Thatβs why I've tried to strike a balance β to go deeper than general concepts while keeping the text concise enough to be practical and accessible.
MultiCloudJ: Building Cloud-Agnostic Applications in Java
According to a 2024 Gartner report, more than 92% of large enterprises now operate in multi-cloud environments. This reflects strategic priorities such as geographic scalability, high availability, regulatory compliance, and cost optimization. But with these benefits comes significant complexity. Each provider β AWS, GCP, Alibaba Cloud, and others β exposes its own APIs, semantics, and SDKs. As a result, development...
Adobe Service Runtime: Keep Calm and Shift Down!
Microservices at Adobe Adobeβs transformation from desktop applications to cloud offerings triggered an explosion of microservices. Be it Acrobat, Photoshop, or Adobe Experience Cloud, they are all powered by suites of microservices mainly written in Java. With so many microservices created, every developer had to go through the same painful processes, i.e., security, compliance, scalability, resiliency, etc., to...
Inside the breach that broke the internet: The untold story of Log4Shell
Log4Shell proved that open source security isn't guaranteed and isnβt just a code problem. It's about supporting, enabling, and empowering the people behind the projects that build our digital infrastructure. The post Inside the breach that broke the internet: The untold story of Log4Shell appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Chrisβ Corner: Stage 2
We get all excited when we get new CSS features. Well, I do anyway. Itβs amazing, because sometimes it unlocks something weβve literally never been able to do before. Itβs wonderful when an artist finishes a new painting, and something to be celebrated. But this is more akin to a new color dropping, making possible [β¦]
Django Architecture vs FastAPI: A Learning Path
When choosing a backend for your next Python project, the comparison between Django and FastAPI often comes up. Many developers who have spent years in Djangoβs βbatteries-includedβ world eventually experiment with FastAPI for its modern, async-first approach. A Reddit thread titled βDjango Architecture versus FastAPIβ captures this exact debate: a long-term Django user moving to FastAPI for asynchronous advantages. I...
AIOps for Predictive Incident Management: A Novel Approach to Proactive DevOps
With the new developments in artificial intelligence, incident management is slowly moving away from the reactive approach in todayβs IT landscape. Most of the businesses today operate on the reactive model, where actions are taken only after an incident has disrupted the functioning of the systems. However, with the help of AIOps, which uses artificial intelligence and machine learning, organizations can adopt a...
From multilingual semantic search to virtual assistants at Bosch Digital
From sprawling PDFs to a fast, factual conversational assistant.
Should You Use Azure Data Factory?
So you've been thrown into the world of Azure Data Factory (ADF) and you're wondering what the heck you've gotten yourself into? Been there. Let me break it down for you in terms that actually make sense. What Is This Thing Anyway? Think of Azure Data Factory as the ultimate data moving service. It's like having a really smart conveyor belt system that can grab data from basically anywhere, do stuff to it, and dump it...
Creating AI Agents Using the Model Context Protocol: A Comprehensive Guide to Implementation with C#
The fast development ofLarge Language Models (LLMs)has permanently changedartificial intelligence applications becauseit provides capabilitiesfor natural language understanding and generationalong with reasoningabilities. The remarkableachievements of LLMs remainlimited because thesemodels cannot access real-timedata sources norutilize external computationaltools [2]. The isolationprevents these modelsfrom delivering...
8 Lessons I Learned the Hard Way from 8 Years as a Software Engineer
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3 Dangerous Paradoxes of AI in Software Development
Welcome to crunch time. Your leadership team is on your back about the companyβs AI strategy. The board is demanding new productivity innovations. Agentic AI is being sold to you as the next industrial-age miracle. But cut through the bravado and fluff, and thereβs a very different and more complex story unfolding for the developers and engineers who have to actually make all of this work.
How to train your team to say "I was wrong" without drama
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Visualizing the C++ Object Memory Layout Part 1: Single Inheritance
I recently embarked on a journey to (try to) demystify how C++ objects look like in memory. Every time I thought I had a solid grasp, I'd revisit the topic and realize I still had gaps. So, I decided to dive deep and document my findings. The result is a hands-on series of experiments that explore concepts like the vptr, vtable, and how the compiler organizes base and derived members in memory. I tried to use modern...
LoC Is a Dumb Metric for Functions
Hey everyone! It irks me when discussions of function cleanliness are driven by "Lines of Code" as a standard, so I wrote the only guide you'll ever need on when to decompose functions into smaller functions. submitted by /u/The_Axolot [link] [comments]
How to Build a Smart Website Analyzer with GPT-5, FastAPI, and Celery
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Don't Let the Internet Dupe You, Event Sourcing is Hard
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Made a repo to gather and generate wrong tech info that can affect LLM poisoning β could be used as a counter-dataset too.
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Tech Lead is Becoming One of the Most Important Roles in Tech Because of AI
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SQL Anti-Patterns You Should Avoid
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The Rise And Fall Of Vibe Coding: The Reality Of AI Slop
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Event-Driven Chaos Engineering: From Failure to Resilience in Kubernetes
Imagine a ship sailing through unpredictable seas. Traditional chaos engineering is like scheduling fire drills on calm days β useful practice, but not always reflective of real storms. Kubernetes often faces turbulence in the moment: pods fail, nodes crash, or workloads spike without warning. Event-driven chaos engineering is like training the crew with surprise drills triggered by real conditions. Instead of waiting...
AI-Powered Cybersecurity: Inside Googleβs Gemini and Microsoftβs Security Copilot
The digital sphere keeps changing at a rapid rate, and cyber threats become more and more refined. With the growth of artificial intelligence (AI), tech giants are now embracing this revolutionary innovation to fortify their digital defences. In this area, leaders including Google and Microsoft have rolled out sophisticated AI-based cybersecurity systems: Googleβs Gemini and Microsoftβs Security Copilot . Not only do...
Taming the Storm: How Chaotic Exploration Shapes Big Picture Event Storming
Having delved into the intricacies of event storming, its various types, and effective workshop facilitation, itβs now time to embark on our first practical example. Initial requirements Our customer requested that we implement a platform to support their training center. Although the list of requirements they provided was somewhat limited, it gave us a starting point for our work:
Beyond Keywords: Modernizing Enterprise Search with Vector Databases
In the modern enterprise, data is everywhere β in emails, documents, customer records, support tickets, code repositories, and more. But as the volume and complexity of data grow exponentially, so does the challenge of finding the right information when you need it. Traditional search engines, based on keyword matching, are often frustrating and inefficient, returning irrelevant or incomplete results. Fortunately, a...
Accelerate developer productivity with these 9 open source AI and MCP projects
GitHub Copilot and VS Code teams, along with the Microsoft Open Source Program Office (OSPO), sponsored these nine open source MCP projects that provide new frameworks, tools, and assistants to unlock AI-native workflows, agentic tooling, and innovation. The post Accelerate developer productivity with these 9 open source AI and MCP projects appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
How to Parse INI Config Files in Python with Configparser
Configuration files provide a structured way to manage application settings that's more organized than environment variables alone. INI files, short for initialization files, with their simple section-based format, are both easy to read and parse. Py...
Concurrency vs. Parallelism: Whatβs the Difference and Why Should You Care?
In software engineering, certain concepts appear deceptively simple at first glance but fundamentally shape the way we design and architect systems. Concurrency and parallelism are two such concepts that warrant careful examination. These terms are f...
Level Up Your Engineering Workflow with Copilot Templates
Software engineers often find themselves writing the same patterns of code again and again. Unit tests, API endpoints, error handling wrappers, and configuration files β these are essential parts of building robust applications, but they are also repetitive and time-consuming. Enter GitHub Copilot. Many engineers already use Copilot as a βpair programmerβ to autocomplete functions and suggest code snippets. But Copilot...