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Understanding LLM Prompt Injection: The Security Risk You Can't Ignore

Understanding LLM Prompt Injection: The Security Risk You Can't Ignore

If you’ve been building with LLMs lately, you’re probably as excited as I am about the possibilities! But let me tell you about something that’s been keeping security folks up at night… prompt injection vulnerabilities.

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I Used Amazon Q CLI to Build a Feature for Amazon Q CLI (And It Was Mind-Bending)

I Used Amazon Q CLI to Build a Feature for Amazon Q CLI (And It Was Mind-Bending)

Ever wondered what it’s like to use an AI tool to improve itself? I just spent 2 hours using Amazon Q CLI to build a new feature for Amazon Q CLI, and the experience was genuinely mind-bending.

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Multi-Agent Orchestration with Claude Code: When AI Teams Beat Solo Acts

Multi-Agent Orchestration with Claude Code: When AI Teams Beat Solo Acts

Working with a single AI assistant on complex projects is like having one engineer handle an entire software delivery pipeline. Possible? Sure. Optimal? Not even close.

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AWS Lands in New Zealand: What the ap-southeast-6 Region Means for Kiwi Cloud Builders

AWS Lands in New Zealand: What the ap-southeast-6 Region Means for Kiwi Cloud Builders

Summary AWS just flipped the switch on their newest region: Asia Pacific (New Zealand) - ap-southeast-6. After years of routing traffic through Sydney, Kiwi organizations finally have a local AWS presence. This isn’t just about national pride — it’s about single-digit millisecond latency, data sovereignty, and unlocking cloud-native architectures that were previously cost-prohibitive.

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