The Docket: RabbitMQ Shows Message Brokers Are Identity Boundaries Now RabbitMQ's patched OAuth and authorization flaws show why message brokers now belong in the identity risk boundary.
The Docket: A Healthcare Ransomware Settlement Is a Litigation Map A pathology provider's ransomware settlement shows why breach response is now litigation strategy, not just incident response.
The Docket: CISA's GitHub Leak Shows Incident Response Needs Its Own Playbook CISA's cloud-key leak shows why incident response must cover public repositories, contractor access, logs, and key rotation.
Exhibit A(I): Cybersecurity AI Scientists Need Chain of Custody Before They Need Hype AI agents can run security research loops now. The legal question is whether teams can prove what happened inside the loop.
The Docket: Gitea Docker Turned Proxy Trust Into Identity Bypass Gitea's Docker image shows why identity headers need a verified trust boundary, not just a reverse proxy in front.
Policy Roast: The Breach Roundup Is a Governance Failure in Disguise This week's security roundup is not a pile of unrelated incidents. It is a control failure story told five different ways.
The Docket: Defensive AI Agents Need a Blast Radius Defensive AI agents stop being assistants when they can call tools, touch secrets, and change systems without a defined blast radius.