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AWS Introduces Exportable Public SSL/TLS Certificates
AWS has recently announced exportable public SSL/TLS certificates from AWS Certificate Manager, addressing a long-standing community request and allowing users to export certificates with their private keys for use beyond managed services on AWS.
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GPULlama3.java Brings GPU-Accelerated LLM Inference to Pure Java
The University of Manchester's Beehive Lab has released GPULlama3.java, marking the first Java-native implementation of Llama3 with automatic GPU acceleration. This project leverages TornadoVM to enable GPU-accelerated large language model inference without requiring developers to write CUDA or native code, potentially transforming how Java developers approach AI apps in enterprise environments.
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Midjourney Debuts V1 AI Video Model
Midjourney has launched its first video generation V1 model, a web-based tool that allows users to animate still images into 5-second video clips.
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New Crypto-Jacking Attacks Target DevOps and AI Infrastructure
Security researchers at Wiz have uncovered a sophisticated crypto-jacking attack targeting publically accessible API servers for several popular DevOps tools. Similarly, researchers at Sysdig have uncovered an attack on the popular AI tool Open WebUI using many of the same techniques and crypto-miners.
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Java News Roundup: MicroProfile, Open Liberty, TomEE, JobRunr, LangChain4j, Apple SwiftJava
This week's Java roundup for June 16th, 2025, features news highlighting: point releases of MicroProfile 7.1, Apache TomEE 10.1 and LangChain4j 1.1; the June edition of Open Liberty; the second beta release of JobRunr 8.0; and Apple’s new SwiftJava utility.
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AWS Introduces Extended Threat Detection for EKS via GuardDuty
AWS has expanded GuardDuty’s threat detection capabilities on EKS clusters, introducing new runtime monitoring features that use a managed eBPF agent to detect container-level threats.
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CNCF Graduates in‑toto, Bolstering Software Supply Chain Security
On April 23, 2025, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced the graduation of in‑toto, a framework designed to enforce supply chain integrity by ensuring that every step in the software development lifecycle, such as building, signing, and deployment, is properly authorized and verifiable.
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Microsoft Azure Enhances Observability with OpenTelemetry Support for Logic Apps and Functions
Microsoft has expanded OpenTelemetry support in Azure Logic Apps and Functions, enhancing observability and interoperability across platforms. This open-source framework enables seamless data generation and correlation, enhancing diagnostics beyond standard telemetry. With streamlined configuration and integration, Azure's offerings aim for standardized observability across cloud services.
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Spring News Roundup: Spring Vault Milestone, Point Releases and End of OSS Support
There was a flurry of activity in the Spring ecosystem during the week of June 16th, 2025, highlighting: the first milestone release of Spring Vault 4.0; and point releases of Spring Boot, Spring Security, Spring Authorization Server, Spring Modulith, Spring AMQP and Spring for Apache Kafka. Release trains for numerous Spring projects will also reach the end of OSS support on June 30, 2025.
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Claude Code Gains Support for Remote MCP Servers over Streamable HTTP
Anthropic has recently introduced support for connecting to remote MCP servers in Claude Code, allowing developers to integrate external tools and resources without manual local server setup.
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Phoenix.new Launches Remote Agent-Powered Dev Environments for Elixir
Chris McCord has released Phoenix.new, a browser-native agent platform that gives large language models full-stack control over Elixir development environments. Designed to work entirely in the cloud, Phoenix.new spins up real Phoenix apps inside ephemeral VMs, allowing LLM agents to build, test, and iterate in real time.
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AWS Shield Network Security Director: Network Topology Visibility and Remediation Guidance
Introducing AWS Shield Network Security Director: a game-changer in DDoS protection and network security visibility. This innovative feature automates resource discovery, evaluates configurations against best practices, and prioritizes security findings. With actionable remediation steps and natural language queries via Amazon Q Developer, organizations can enhance their security posture.
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TC39 Advances Nine JavaScript Proposals, Including Array.fromAsync, Error.isError, and Using
The Ecma Technical Committee 39 (TC39), the body responsible for the evolution of JavaScript (ECMAScript), recently advanced nine proposals through its stage process, with three new language features becoming part of the standard: Array.fromAsync, Error.isError, and explicit resource management with using.
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AlphaWrite: Improving AI Narratives through Evolution
AlphaWrite is a new framework designed to enhance creative writing with structure and measurable improvements. Developed by Toby Simonds, it employs an evolutionary process to iteratively boost storytelling quality during inference.
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Docker Launches Hardened Base Images
Docker has launched its Docker Hardened Images (DHI), a security-focused range of base images that reduce vulnerabilities by up to 95%. Built using a distroless approach, these minimal images eliminate unnecessary components, offering automatic patching and compatibility with existing Dockerfiles. Ideal for regulated environments, DHI enhances software supply chain security and transparency.