MBMatt Brownincloudsecburrito.com·Jun 4 · 15 min readTrivy Operator: The Scanner That Leaves ReceiptsI’ve been working through a bigger Kubernetes security stack, and I wanted to come back to one of the simpler pieces: scanning. Not runtime blocking. Not admission control. Just scanning. Trivy Operat00
MBMatt Brownincloudsecburrito.com·Jun 4 · 10 min readDeploying OSS Kubernetes Security ConsoleThe first post laid out the idea: Kubernetes security tools already produce a lot of useful data, but most of it lands in separate places. Trivy Operator writes vulnerability and configuration finding40
HAHardik Arorainhardik0811arora.hashnode.dev·Jun 1 · 7 min readBuilding a Zero-Egress, AI-Driven DevSecOps Pipeline: My Journey with SupplyChain-Guardian-AI As platform engineering evolves, we are constantly battling alert fatigue. We run our vulnerability scanners, generate endless Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs), and drop massive PDF reports onto dev00
MBMatt Brownincloudsecburrito.com·May 28 · 12 min readBuilding an OSS Kubernetes Security Console with MCPA single Kubernetes security finding is rarely the whole story. That is true whether the signal comes from runtime detection, vulnerability scanning, posture assessment, or admission control. “Shell 00
KBKrishna Bagalinblog.krishnabagal.com·May 27 · 8 min readI Built an Open-Source Vulnerability Scanner with a Real-Time Dashboard — Because Nothing Else Did It AllThe Problem That Started It All If you run servers, write code, or manage containers, you already know the uncomfortable truth: vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, and misconfigurations are everywhere. 93KVS
AKAkaeze Kosisochukwuinaudrey01.hashnode.dev·May 25 · 9 min readBeyond Shift Left: Runtime Security with Falco on AWS EKSThe whole concept of "Shift Left" revolves around proactive scrutiny, catching issues before they ever reach the environment where real users are. This spans everything from performance and reliabilit20
AKAnup Karanjkarinwowhow.hashnode.dev·May 2 · 9 min readThe TeamPCP Attack: How One Stolen Token Compromised Trivy, LiteLLM, and 47 npm Packages — What Every Developer Must Do NowOn March 26, 2026, security researchers at Socket.dev flagged anomalous publishing activity across dozens of npm packages. Within hours, the scope of the incident became clear: a threat actor operating under the handle TeamPCP had compromised a singl...00
SPSanchit Panditinsanchitpandit.hashnode.dev·Apr 28 · 3 min readScan Docker Images with Trivy: CI/CD Security Pipeline GuideIn Part 1, we covered hardened Docker images. In Part 2, we focused on Dockerfile security best practices. This guide shows how to scan Docker images for vulnerabilities using Trivy and integrate it i00
SPSaad Patelinsaad-patel.hashnode.dev·Apr 23 · 23 min readAutoScaleOps: I Built a Production-Grade DevSecOps Platform From Scratch — Here's EverythingA month of late nights, broken pipelines, unfixable CVEs, and one cluster that refused to scale — here's the full story of building AutoScaleOps: a complete CI/CD platform with security gates, GitOps,00
VNVũ Nhật Lâminblog.fiscybersec.com·Apr 11 · 15 min readTeamPCP Supply Chain Campaign: When the Security Scanner Became a Weapon Against AI InfrastructureExecutive Summary On March 24, 2026, threat group TeamPCP successfully pushed two backdoored versions of the Python library LiteLLM (v1.82.7 and v1.82.8) to PyPI — a package registry serving over 95 m00