These supply chain breaches are happening a little too often, so these aren't just theoretical security concerns anymore. Two recent incidents are a big part of why I put this post together. In May 2026, a poisoned VS Code extension called Nx Console was used to breach GitHub's own internal repositories, exposing roughly 3,800 repos and stealing credentials from developer machines ... including npm tokens, AWS keys, and Claude Code configs. The malicious version was live

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Technical interviews bring out your worst fears and insecurities, pull the innermost anxieties you didn't know you had, and slap you in the face. Over and over and over. All that for a job you may or not even like?

Saving data can be a challenge, learning to save data types correctly based on the use case is important. Exploring how to save zipcodes and phone numbers as useable data is reviewed and explained as to why it should be done as a character and not a number value.

The most recent and most epic, the mother of all breaches was from National Public Data that leaked almost 3 BILLION records.

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