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DZone

Part 2: Securing and Scaling Goose-to-Java Agent Traffic With agentgateway

In Part 1 of this series, we built a Quarkus-based MCP tool server and connected it to the Goose AI agent over Streamable HTTP. The tools worked, the demo was clean, and everything ran on localhost. But the moment you imagine 50 developers running Goose on their laptops, all hitting the same set of backend MCP servers, the architecture starts to crack. Who authenticated that tool call? Which role authorized the getAuditTrail invocation? What stops a poisoned tool name from injecting payloads int

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SANS Internet Storm Center

Scans for Proxmox Servers, (Wed, Sep 9th)

About a week ago, Proxmox published an advisory revealing a vulnerability in older versions of Proxmox VE, its flagship Virtual Environment product. The vulnerability only affects version 7, which has not been supported for a couple of years now.

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Microsoft Security Blog

Passkey-themed social engineering leads to identity and cloud compromise

Passkey-themed social engineering is being used to compromise identities and enable broader cloud attacks. Learn how threat actors establish MFA persistence, abuse Microsoft Graph for reconnaissance, and access SharePoint, OneDrive, and email data, along with key detection and mitigation guidance. The post Passkey-themed social engineering leads to identity and cloud compromise appeared first on Microsoft Security Blog.

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GitHub Changelog

GitHub Advanced Security expands trial availability

More GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers can now start a self-serve GitHub Advanced Security trial to evaluate GitHub Code Security and GitHub Secret Protection. Eligibility has expanded from enterprises with up… The post GitHub Advanced Security expands trial availability appeared first on The GitHub Blog.

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