This Vercel breach made me rethink all my connected apps
Vercel breach is pretty interesting, mainly because of how it actually happened. I expected something like a deep infra exploit or zero-day. Instead, it started with an AI tool. From what I understood, a third-party tool Context AI used by an employee got compromised. That exposed access to a Goog
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