Cloud Host Dispatches: Episode 372
Microsoft shatters records with 972 patched vulnerabilities, AWS quietly spreads root sign-in across regions, and GitHub’s outages spark a race to reinvent git for the AI era.
Microsoft shatters records with 972 patched vulnerabilities, AWS quietly spreads root sign-in across regions, and GitHub’s outages spark a race to reinvent git for the AI era.
Bill Gates warns AI could disrupt careers as the hosts dig into the tech industry’s biggest shifts this week, from job security fears to the latest cloud news.
OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra crosses a critical cybersecurity threshold and finds zero-days, while a BGP hijack against Hetzner exposes old-school routing gaps.
The Cloud Pod dives into GitHub’s latest outage and questions whether its post-incident transparency measures up to Microsoft’s own Azure standards.
The Cloud Pod dives into Claude’s new data loss prevention features and unpacks the latest cloud news across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Linux drops a whopping 432 CVEs, leaving sysadmins scrambling to patch everything at once—plus, the hosts float bringing back a rapid-fire news segment.
The crew breaks down an AWS billing glitch that sent invoices sky-high, plus a look at Kimi 3.0 and how fast Chinese open models are closing the gap with frontier AI.
AWS SQS turns 20 as the hosts reflect on how far cloud storage has come, plus a look at AI tools like Entire and Scape that layer onto GitHub and Gmail instead of replacing them.
The hosts reflect on AWS Mechanical Turk’s legacy and how AI has ironically displaced the human workforce that once trained it.
The Cloud Pod dives into AWS’s new ACME-compatible certificate product, plus the week’s biggest cloud news and updates.