The postmortem that changes something
Most incident reviews produce a document and a ticket that never gets done. Here's the difference.
tech, developers, and the code underneath
6 pieces tagged incidents,
from August 29, 2025 to December 16, 2025.
Most incident reviews produce a document and a ticket that never gets done. Here's the difference.
A permissions change doubles the size of a generated feature file, which overflows a fixed-size buffer, which 500s a fifth of the web.
A DNS race condition in DynamoDB's automation cascades across dozens of AWS services. The lesson is about coupling, not DNS.
A payload that steals credentials and then uses them to publish itself into other packages. This is the escalation everyone predicted.
A phishing email to a maintainer, eighteen packages, and a crypto-stealing payload in the browser.
A popular build tool's npm packages ship a payload that harvests tokens and pushes them to public repos.