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The RCA and preventive measures was a pleasant read. I got a lot of respect for companies putting a lot of effort into incident reports like these. Makes them appear very professional rather than just blaming the cloud provider outright.

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I've started experiencing them first time during Q1 this year up until now. Used to be pretty stable before that.


We just invested a lot migrating 300+ pipelines from Azure DevOps to GitHub Actions. What a bummer timing-wise. Anyone got an alternative to GitHub Actions?


You can run your own github actions compatible-ish server. https://github.com/nektos/act

Personally my favorite is probably drone-ci.

I'd suggest not buying in too hard on any one of these CI systems and just writing shell scripts. Shell scripts are portable, and you can use whatever to trigger them.


Forgejo has open source reimplementation of github actions


Fogejo is self-hosted Github with actions.


*Forgejo


Not long ago RH Product Security created a blog post around lola, their AI context package manager. Ref: https://developers.redhat.com/articles/2026/04/08/manage-ai-...

The article refers to their GH repo and that was all cherry and sunshine up until just recently, where it is redirected to https://github.com/LobsterTrap/lola.

No mention of it anywhere. "Did it get compromised?" was my initial thought. Still in the fog here.


MS is turning focus to compliance market when they cannot compete on agentic tooling capabilities


If you don't have ad-blocker, you will get redirected to betting/crypto broker sites


Most of, if not every commit of claude code is now written by claude code itself without any human writing code, only promoting.


Windows is just a wonderful box of chocolate that keeps expanding. You never know what you get, all brilliant frontier tech innovations like Edge, Bing, the calculator, vertical taskbar, and now the highly intelligent Copilot, up there fighting with OpenCode, CC and others...!


For showing something "hacker-looking" in the screen, I think also tcpdump could be a good alternative, because nmap might be a bit slow...


This is likely a matter of poor competence by the author of the spreadsheet, and an oversight after all.

From my experience, unfortunately, people who manage policies are much less competent that those who implement them.


Most of governance is a fight between policy and implementation. Even the best science based policy decisions fail when faced with the real world.

And its not just competency, its also consumption based or its the highway road inducement problem.

The reality is if we want science back policy decisions, you need to involve stakeholders through every step.


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