Azure DevOps Server RC (26H2) Is Now Available
Today we’re releasing the release candidate (RC) of the next Azure DevOps Server release. It brings new features previously available
Blazor Welcomes Open-Source Contributions from Infragistics
We’re pleased to welcome Infragistics as an active contributor to Blazor! As part of our collaboration, Infragistics has made more
PHP2Shell and eMudhra Patched
Two security events landed side by side this week, PHP2Shell and the eMudhra certificate compromise. Both reached the same place,
PHP2Shell and Azure DevOps: what to check
On October 21, 2026, PHP disclosed two critical vulnerabilities that can allow remote code execution. Neither Azure DevOps Services, our
.NET October 2026 Out-of-Band Security Updates
Today, we are releasing out-of-band (OOB) security updates for .NET 8, .NET 9, and .NET 10, along with .NET 11
Manual Effort and Maintenance Debt: The Push Toward Autonomy in Software Testing
AI-assisted development is increasing the volume and pace of software change, but testing teams still devote substantial capacity to manual
Linux Foundation: AI Speeds Development, but Low-Quality Code Strains Maintainers
A new Linux Foundation study finds that generative AI is delivering big productivity gains for open source software developers, but
Hackers Inject Credential-Stealer, RAT Into LiteLLM
Attackers compromised a version of LiteLLM this week by injecting malicious code into all seven of its published Python wheels
The Automation Confidence Gap: When Should AI Be Allowed to Change Production?
AI-generated infrastructure recommendations can look convincing, but production execution requires more than a plausible runbook. A seven-factor confidence index helps
When 200 OK Isn’t OK: Observability for LLM Systems
Traditional monitoring can show an LLM-powered application as healthy even when it delivers incorrect answers. Drawing on experience at Varo