S0:E44: AI Agents Are Leaking Your Data to Public GitHub, Plus NYT's Costly Privilege Mistake
AI coding agents have been finding creative ways around a GitHub limitation — and leaking internal and production data to public repos in the process. Plus: how a single email mistake cost the New York Times its first libel trial loss in 50 years.
In this episode, Jake and Jess cover:
A security research firm (reported in our source material as "GLOW" — spelling uncertain, this is an auto-transcript name) found more than 13,000 internal developer images across 300+ organizations sitting in public GitHub repos. The root cause: GitHub's `gh` command-line tool can't attach images to a pull…
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