Texas Froze Data Center Permits, in a Bite
Texas froze new data center permits. ERCOT's queue holds 445.8 GW of load requests against an 85.5 GW peak.
One Enclave for the Model and the Data, in a Bite
VAST DataEnclave only decrypts inside hardware enclaves that first attest the environment. Confidential computing, in a two minute read.
Arista’s July Fix Sits Inside the September VeloCloud Zero Day
Arista's July VeloCloud patch sits inside the September flaw's affected range. Patching on schedule exposed operators twice in three months.
Who Can Decrypt Your Training Data, in a Bite
CoreWeave now encrypts customer data with keys it never holds. Key custody is the audit question, in a two minute read.
ShinyHunters Says a PeopleSoft Zero Day Took the FBI Jobs Portal
ShinyHunters defaced the FBI jobs portal and says an unpatched PeopleSoft zero day was the way in. Here is what is confirmed and what contains it.
AWS Wrote Off a Bahrain Region and One UAE Zone. Here Is What That Means.
AWS wrote off a Bahrain region and one UAE zone. The assessment retires the idea that multi-AZ resilience is a backup.
Three Kernel Bugs Went on CISA’s Exploited List. Two Are Under Your Pods.
CISA added three exploited Linux kernel vulnerabilities to its KEV catalog on 18 September. Two sit in the container network path.
Project Lunchbox Gives Every AI Agent a Kernel, a Freeze and a Fork
Edera Project Lunchbox puts each AI agent in its own microVM on Kubernetes, with a freeze button and a copy-on-write fork.
AWS Shipped the Router. The Spec Was Already Written.
AWS shipped the HyperPod inference gateway as one EKS add-on, built on an open Kubernetes spec rather than a private one.
Google’s 403 Million Euro Location Fine, in a Bite
Ireland fined Google 403 million euros over location data. The Dublin subsidiary had to answer, and that is the part non-EU companies should read.