while i haven’t personally validated anthropic’s claims about mythos, there’s enough there to run a useful thought experiment.
what happens when APT-level capability is available to anyone with $200/month?
Here's to 2 wonderful years of Edera, and many more to come!
(Not a joke, we really founded our company in April 1st)
Screenshot of a LinkedIn post by Lewis Denham-Parry, Staff Solutions Engineer at Edera. The main post reads: "Heading to the Edera party, Tulips and Taps, to see if we can organise a piss up in the Heineken brewery. And I'll be continuing our WTF series asking attendees one question, and one question only: WTF is KubeCon." A comment from another user asks "Can I, a silly American, ask 'WTF is a Piss Up?' I'm worried for the answer." Lewis replies: "great question! A piss up is having one too many beers. A piss up is a view of my own and not my employer" followed by a cheers emoji.
Oh, you can't learn anything valuable on LinkedIn?
Then what's this, huh??
How to get to the best happy hour at KubeCon? Follow this guide
We're teeing up some fun for you at #KubeCon....
An image that shows all of Edera's plans for KubeCon: 3/21/26: Rejekts all day Talk: Kernel Observability: The Missing Layer in Cloud Native Engineering 12:30 Talk: Type 1 Fun with Type 1 Hypervisors 10:25 3/22/26: Explore Amsterdam 3/23/26: Platform Engineering Day Open Source SecurityCon Talk: Tarmageddon: One Bug, Four Forks, and a Disclosure Scavenger Hunt 14:40 Tulips & Taps: Welkom to Kubecon Happy Hour 18:00-20:00 3/24/26: Kuberoke 21:00-1:00 KubeCon all day (Booth #881) 3/25/26 KubeCon all day (Booth #881) Talk: Why Security of Kubernetes Comes Down to Linux Security 11:45 3/26/26 KubeCon All Day (Booth #881)
Alright, @cncf.io KubeCon EU (and all the other fun) is two weeks away. Let's talk about what we've got tee'd up for you...
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edera.link/kceu26
Wtf is confidential computing, and why should you care? Check out this primer from Edera Research Scientist Marina Moore: youtu.be/iBhsXkp_mio
Stitch looks up at the camera, interrupted at work on a laptop in front of a neon EDERA sign.
A message from our new engineer, who we found on our Disneyland Offsite: "My name Stitch. Stitch isolate AI agent with Edera. Edera means nobody's workloads get left unsecured."
Four people stand at a conference booth smiling. The booth design features a pink cartoon axolotl dressed as QEII with the tagline "Runtime Security fit for Royalty"
A conference talk with many people wearing conference lanyards seated in a white room.
A person stands on stage in front of two screens, smiling while she gives a talk on "AI in the Cluster: Navigating Exploits, Isolation, and Vendor lock-in"
We came to London to spill the tea on container securiTEA and had such a great time at @containerdays.bsky.social London.
Huge thanks to the organizers for bringing cloud native and AI communities together in one place. The energy all week was fantastic.
Are you planning on @containerdays.bsky.social? Be sure to meet up with @denhamparry.co.uk and Marina Moore from Edera. You'll want to check out Marina's talk "AI in the Cluster: Navigating Exploits, Isolation, and Vendor Lock-in"
Oh, and you'll definitely want to get half off your reg:
Over on @thenewstack.io they've checked in with some open source tech leaders on New Year's Resolutions. Perhaps some of them will inspire your plans for the year. thenewstack.io/forget-predi...
as someone who spent 10 years in the Internet of Things, you cannot trust a single "smart" device on the market. The only ones I allow are completely local devices, and even those I am wary of. All I'm saying is, whoever buys a toilet camera is asking to be hacked.
When your slack thread count is higher than Egyptian cotton
This was so much fun to talk about! If you want to find out how we found this bug, the raw story is here first, in my own words :)
A graphic promoting the webinar referenced in the skeet. It features photos of Lewis Denham-Parry and Iain Smart, and reads The Multi-Tenant Melee: Achieving Secure Isolation for Modern Container Platforms Thurs, 11/20/25 5 PM GMT/12 PM EST
Multi-tenancy in k8s promises efficiency, often at the cost of security. Join @denhamparry.co.uk and Amberwolf’s Iain Smart discussing why traditional isolation fails, the risks of shared-kernel environments, and how we deliver secure multi-tenancy without performance tradeoffs.
edera.link/vev4bsky
Sipping cocktails at the @edera.dev booth (#2041)! If you’re at KubeCrawl stop by, say hi & grab some axolotl swag!
Come say hi to me!!!!
I’m very excited to announce Sprout, an open-source UEFI bootloader from @edera.dev that can reduce bootloader times to milliseconds, now available to try today!
edera.dev/stories/spro...
Can't wait for this!!!
Kubernetes multi-tenancy sounds great—until a shared kernel turns one breach into many.
Join @denhamparry.co.uk and Iain Smart to see how secure multi-tenancy actually works.
edera.link/vev4bsky
-Clever worm hits the VS Code scene
-F5 was breached via its own devices
-KT CEO to resign after security breach
-Boy Scouts to award cybersecurity merit badges
-Russia looking at age verification, too
-TARmageddon vuln
Podcast: risky.biz/RBNEWS494/
Newsletter: news.risky.biz/risky-bullet...
@edera.dev discovered an serious vuln in various Rust crates for handling tar files edera.dev/stories/tarm...
To build secure, resilient infrastructure, we need to reset the conversation. Namespaces are valuable, but they don’t isolate.
LMAO... the productivity is impressive.. glad the plants got a drink
Things Edera's bsky admin is doing while waiting out the AWS outage 🧵
NEW: Security researchers warn that the rise of vibe coding can lead to dangerous insecurities in the software supply chain. @lhn.bsky.social reports www.wired.com/story/vibe-c...
Where my Denver peeps at?!
Happy to have contributed to this article about a topic I’m passionate about!
Vibe coding is happening and it’s here, but we need to be real about what that means. It’s time to treat it seriously, and we need to know and understand the high stakes :)
www.wired.com/story/vibe-c...
NEW: The predominantly English-speaking amorphous hacking group known as Scattered Spider/Lapsus$/etc has launched a website to publicize their victims and extort them.
This is the first time the group has such a public presence, indicating an escalation in their strategy.
A Mean Girls meme, showing Lindsey Lohan thinking hard, with the caption "When someone says containers had a security boundary" And Lohan realizing "The boundary does not exist"
Happy "It's October 3rd" to those who celebrate!
