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3 articles matching / latest 28 Sept 2026
Git Articles
GitHub announced on 22 September that it is removing the ssh-rsa signature type and requiring larger RSA keys. Most people reading that will do the wrong work: generating new keys fixes nothing, and the thing that actually breaks is a machine somebody set up before November 2021 and never touched again.
Git Articles
A 25-person company that wants its password vault on its own server pays Bitwarden $1,800 a year, because self-hosting is an Enterprise feature and the $4 plan is not eligible. Vaultwarden is the independent server the same official Bitwarden apps talk to, it runs on a six-dollar droplet, and it shipped on Saturday.
Git Articles
A prospect's security questionnaire lands on your desk and it wants a recent penetration test. The firms quote ten to thirty thousand dollars for one web app. Strix is an open-source AI pentester that runs the same class of test for the price of the tokens it burns, and the catch is what a report you ran yourself is actually worth.
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