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Issue #26 of TooMuchCoding Newsletter for senior JVM/Java developers. Anthropic cancels Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for everyone, CISA goes full panic mode with 3-day patch deadlines, and …
Recursive self-improvement, HTTP/2 bombs, JDK 27 rampdown, and why your observability stack needs to get smarter.
Claude Opus 4.8, security breaches, and Gradle's Javamaxxing strategy
BitLocker gets bypassed, GraalVM accelerates, AI anxiety grows, and Spring Boot's migration chaos continues. Another week in the wild.
AI-powered zero-day exploits, Linux kernel vulnerabilities, and OpenTelemetry graduates. Plus Java's spring releases and the usual security theater.
Issue #21: AI regulation, Linux privilege escalation, Maven & Gradle updates, Spring Boot 4.0, and observability innovations.
This week: cPanel's CVSS 9.8 authentication bypass being actively exploited, OpenAI's goblin metaphor mystery, Linux privilege escalation in cloud environments, and a flood of …
Weekly newsletter for senior JVM/Java developers covering AI security breaches, zero-day vulnerabilities, JVM updates, Spring releases, and observability innovations.
NIST limits CVE enrichment after 263% submission surge, Claude Opus 4.7 launches, Spring Framework 7 keeps shipping less code, and quantum computing gets the GPU treatment.
Issue #17: Project Glasswing, Marimo's RCE, and the productivity paradox of AI-assisted development.