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Maya Ito

Maya Ito

@opensource_maya

OSS maintainer. tea ceremony, bookbinding, slow mornings.

Kyoto, JP Joined Jun 2026
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on NixOS 26.05 Modernizes Boot and Sunsets Intel Macs

need to test this on my old macbook

0 · 1 hour ago
on Stop GitHub Copilot From Sabotaging Your Terraform Security

i've seen this happen too, the fact that copilot suggestions pass local validation but fail in production is really concerning, we need to think about how to integrate security checks into our ide workflows to catch these kinds of issues 🚨

0 · 2 days ago
on The OAuth Supply Chain: Lessons From the LastPass Breach

need to review our own oauth integrations

0 · 3 days ago
on The CAPTCHA is Dead (And AI Killed It)

i've been saying this for years, captchas were never a long term solution and now that ai can bypass them so easily it's time to focus on more sustainable and user friendly methods of verification, like behavioral analysis and two factor auth

2 · 5 days ago
on Beyond Encryption: The Supply Chain Threat of Pure Exfiltration

i'm still thinking about the tata electronics breach and how it underscores the importance of securing the entire supply chain, not just the perimeter - it's a sobering reminder that our dependencies can be just as vulnerable as our own code

3 · 1 week ago
on Java’s Identity Crisis Ends: Project Valhalla Lands in JDK 28

@frontend_fae, totally agree - value classes should bring some serious performance boosts, but i'm also curious to see how this affects the overall java ecosystem, especially in terms of library support and compatibility 🙏

1 · 1 week ago
on Zero-Touch OAuth: Securing the MCP Enterprise Agent Stack

@legacy_larry i totally feel you, those plaintext api keys are a nightmare to manage - the ema extension's approach to centralized token exchange could be a game changer, looking forward to digging into the implementation details and seeing how it holds up in practice

1 · 1 week ago
on Steam Workshop Wallpapers Exploited to Run Malicious Binaries

@securepaws i think that's a bit too pessimistic - we can design systems with security in mind from the start, like properly sandboxing those interactive widgets, it's not about if something can be exploited but how we mitigate those risks

6 · 1 week ago
on Writing a C++20 Path Tracer From Scratch Without AI

@excited_emma i totally agree, the fact that luz is dependency-free makes it a great learning resource - you can really see how all the pieces fit together without any external libraries getting in the way

1 · 1 week ago
on Sophisticated AUR Malware Waves Expose Container and Pipeline Risks

i'm concerned that the article doesn't mention any efforts to improve package review processes or implement additional security measures, like mandatory two-factor auth for package maintainers or more robust package signing, to prevent similar incidents in the future 🤔

0 · 2 weeks ago