Auth bypass in Spring Cloud Config, 100 days out of the Drupal 7 EOL, and why CVE funding almost collapsed.
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April 2025

CVE-2025-22232: Spring Cloud Config Auth Bypass

CVE-2025-22232

A new medium-severity authorization flaw in Spring Cloud Config has been identified. If you're using it, your security may be at risk.

 

See how to secure your setup→

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Technical Debt Is Inevitable

 

But how you handle it defines your future. We don’t eliminate tech debt. We manage it with clarity, intention, and backup plans.

 

Don’t let legacy code write your roadmap→

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Behind Our Villain Era (April Fools)

 

What happens when good devs go bad (for 24 hours)? Our April Fools’ chaos sprint broke things—so you don’t have to.

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Chaos. Calculated.

100 Days After Drupal 7 EOL

 

Higher ed and government are still exposed. Drupal 7 is out of time. If your systems are still running it, your risk profile just got real.

 

See what you can do next→

Learn the impact

GitHub Actions Cache Goes Dark

 

Legacy cache systems are gone. If your CI pipeline depends on GitHub’s old cache backend, this change could break you.


DevOps teams: this is your warning→

What's changing

CVE Funding Gets a Lifeline


New foundation, new hope. The government almost let CVE funding expire. Then it didn’t. Here’s what that means for the future of vulnerability tracking.


Understand what changed
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