HCP Terraform just shipped IP allow lists, which means your Terraform tokens won't work from random coffee shops or compromised networks. It's a solid security move—assuming you actually configure it.
Your Kubernetes cluster looks healthy. Pods are running, logs are clean, users are chatting with the model. But Kubernetes has no idea what those workloads actually do—and LLMs introduce a threat model that infrastructure alone can't solve.
Four manufacturers' IP KVMs—the $30 pocket-sized devices that let admins access any machine remotely—are riddled with vulnerabilities that essentially hand over the keys to your entire infrastructure. And the worst part? These aren't sophisticated zero-days. They're fundamental security failures.