Munish Garg
Munish Garg @GargMunish0211 ·
What the llmlite incident really shows: Attackers don’t target your app. They target what your app trusts. In microservices, that trust spreads fast. → One weak link = full system exposure #APISecurity #SoftwareSecurity #Engineering
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Munish Garg
Munish Garg @GargMunish0211 ·
LLMLite proves this: Your codebase is only ~10% yours. The rest? Dependencies. In microservices, that risk multiplies exponentially. → Learn how to defend against dependency hell & supply chain attacks #SoftwareSecurity #OpenSource #Engineering
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JTCrawford
JTCrawford @JtCrawford ·
AI coding agents now generate UI without seeing what they built—blind automation at scale. ProofShot adds visual verification so agents can check their own work. Trust but verify isn't optional when machines write your interfaces. #AIEngineering #SoftwareSecurity
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Entrepreneur_cm
Entrepreneur_cm @entrepreneur_cm ·
For years, software security focused on the final product: the code that ships. Today, attackers are increasingly targeting the systems that build the software itself. The shift is… dlvr.it/TRc7zH #Cybersecurity #SoftwareSecurity #SDLC #CloudRisk #ApplicationSecurity
Securing the Code Factory: Why SDLC Infrastructure Has Become a Core Cloud Risk

For years, software security focused on the final product: the code that ships. Today, attackers are increasingly targeting the systems that build the software itself.

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RunSafe Security
RunSafe Security @RunSafeSecurity ·
RSAC week is coming... and RunSafe Security will be there! CEO Joe Saunders and CRO Bob Lyle are attending RSAC and available for meetings March 23–24. Send us a message to set up time with Joe or Bob. #RSAC #RSAC2026 #SoftwareSecurity
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