AI coding assistants are fast, but they have a blind spot: they commit secrets to Git without a second thought. Here is what actually gets leaked, why it keeps happening, and how to stop it.
Hardcoded secrets in Node.js projects are one of the most common ways credentials end up in the wild. This guide covers the tools and techniques to find them before your git history does.
Wildcard Access-Control-Allow-Origin headers on APIs that also accept cookies are a common misconfiguration in AI-generated backends. This article explains why the combination is dangerous and how to configure CORS correctly.
TypeScript monorepos introduce unique attack surfaces that single-package audits miss. This article walks through a practical automated security checking strategy for monorepos, covering workspace-aware dependency audits, shared config risks, and CI integration.
When Kubernetes sends SIGTERM, an app that exits immediately drops in-flight requests. Graceful shutdown is a three-line change that most vibe-coded apps are missing. This article covers the full implementation.
Exposed .env files in public GitHub repositories leak database credentials, API keys, and secrets to anyone who looks. Here is how to find them, remove them properly, and stop it happening again.
LLMs generating file upload or file serving code frequently construct filesystem paths by joining user-supplied filenames without sanitisation, enabling attackers to read or write arbitrary files. This article covers detection and safe patterns.
Traditional static analysis tools are great at catching code-level bugs, but they routinely miss the ops, security, and resilience issues that sink real production systems. Here's what falls through the cracks and why.
Without a circuit breaker, a single unresponsive upstream service ties up connection pools and request queues until the calling service becomes unavailable too. This article explains the pattern and shows a working implementation.