Allegedly a cybersecurity professional.
Linux container primitives, eBPF and attestation, secure architecture, threading the needle.
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Allow us to block Copilot-generated issues (and PRs) from our own repositories on #github
Select Topic Area Product Feedback Feature Area Issues Body I find the following two news items on the front page: https://github.blog/changelog/2025-05-19-creating-issues-with-copilot-on-github-co...
I'm working on a project to try to mitigate some of these risks and I affectionately call it the "loaded footguns" project.
All this risk that Google put paying customers through that frankly just boggles my mind. It's like they made it bad on purpose to drive you toward something but that other something just doesn't exist...
All I want is to be able to configure blocks and rules in an API. I would happily write the terraform provider myself.
Want to quarantine emails, block senders or create content compliance rules? Is there an API for that? No, go fuck yourself.
You have to click around in their *awful* inconsistent web interface, so obviously you can't do any configuration review.
We nearly had a fuckup the other day because the compound conditionals on the content compliance rules have to be selected from a drop-down and ANY looks a whole lot like AND and nobody could review the change before it went out.
Periodically I have to use Google Admin to deal with phishing reports and hot damn is it actively combusting refuse.
I tell people about the "rough edges" and they honestly don't believe me.
Here's a fun one - if you view a message in the investigate tool, and you want to inspect an attachment, it will warn you that the attachment may be dangerous but because it's a javascript button you can't right click and "save as", it will literally just yolo open the potentially malicious pdf in your browser.
How do you get around this? Go search for the same fucking email in Google Vault and export it.
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